Crafts for the New Year 2016 for the 2015 Competition, handmade crafts from their own hands

Crafts for the New Year 2016 for the 2015 Competition, handmade crafts from their own hands

In the fleeting everyday life flies Decemberleaflets of the calendar. The New Year is already around the corner and preparations for it are in full swing. The new year is mysterious and magical, therefore it is not by chance that this holiday is the most beloved, especially for children. Letters from Santa Claus, the decoration of the tree, the long-awaited gifts under it, this can not be compared even with his birthday. In the air, there is a festive mood and anticipation of a miracle. New Year is a special time when adults and children unite in a single impulse. Competition for the best New Year's craft made us make an unusual monkey - a symbol of 2016. Photo number 1 This year in our city an exhibition-competition "Winter Tale". Our pupils, their parents and. of course, the same teachers of our DOW actively joined in this creative process. The purpose of the exhibition: attracting the attention of teachers, children to the issues of environmental education, environmental protection. Nominations: • "Symbol of the Year" - a toy with the use of the symbols of the coming year; • "Winter's Tale" - flat or voluminous plot-thematic compositions; "Author's work of teachers" - "Portrait of the Snow Maiden" - flat works and framed. I decided to take part in two categories: as a teacher and as a grandmother. "I wore the Snow Maiden" by the method of facing, and "The Symbol of the Year" is a monkey using quilling technique. Here's what I got. "Portrait of the Snow Maiden" is made in the technique of "Sawing" on a double tape with the use of colored paper napkins. I would like to remind you that "End-cutting" is a kind of paper construction - the art of paper-knitting, in which 3D terry compositions are created by means of gluing on a template or the basis of twisted pieces of paper or tubes, or face pieces: pictures, panels, mosaics, postcards. For work we need: • Frame; • Template-drawing; • Double Scotch tape; • Multicolored wipes; •Scissors; •Marker; • A simple pencil with an eraser on the end. I copied the drawing, circled it with a marker so that the picture was clearly visible for later work: All the inside of the frame was sealed carefully with a double tape, the pattern was even visible: Then I took up the napkins: • I cut them with 2X2 squares; • Then she took a pencil and started working with pieces of napkins. Each square is wrapped in circular motions around the pencil and pasted. Why is the pencil better with an eraser on the end? The eraser gently squeezes the napkin to the scotch and additionally the scotch to the base. And advice: what colors of napkins, where you will glue, decide in advance: • Start the face-off: The work is ready. Tip: you can "brush" the finished work with a toothbrush. Author: Cherepenina Alevtina Vitalevna

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