Postcards and children's drawings on May 9. Crafts for the Victory Day.
How important it is to remember the feat of our heroes andvictory in the Great Patriotic War on May 9. I offer you a master class - 2 versions of a 3D postcard in memory of the salvation and liberation of our lands, which you can make and give to your veteran friends, your grandparents.
We need to carefully cut out the letters "May 9" on a piece of paper like this:
We cut out circles from tissue paper - these will be carnations.
Then we glue the letters to the base (it looks prettier when it is a little larger than the part with the volumetric letters) and decorate our cards.
This 3D postcard is also made of two layers, but has an accordion shape.
Using balls made from colored napkins, you can decorate this unusual postcard for May 9.
Or lay out a star with crumpled balls - a symbol of our victory.
And this is a winning drawing - a poster that children in kindergarten can draw for the celebration of May 9:
See also: paper tank. This is a children's craft made from cereal and colored paper:
Look at this wonderful airplane you can make with your own hands from plasticine as a gift for a veteran on Victory Day:
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