
Crafts for May 9. A three-dimensional postcard on the Victory Day with your own hands.
Today we are planning to make a beautiful three-dimensionala paper postcard dedicated to the holiday in honor of Victory Day. On May 9, 70 years ago, our grandfathers and great-grandfathers heard the news that the Great Patriotic War (WWII) was finally over. We won these brutal battles and fights with numerous losses for our Motherland, but to this day we remember and honor the heroes and veterans of the WWII. I personally urge you, dear readers, to remember the exploits of our heroes, congratulate all the veterans you know and don’t know who went through the war, give them flowers and homemade gifts in memory of what they did for us. Like many of you, I love making crafts with my own hands for different holidays. In this article, I want to share a master class on making a three-dimensional postcard for Victory Day on May 9 as a gift for a grandfather or grandmother. This will be a simple craft that will not require any special efforts or a lot of time from you. Everything is done very quickly, we will need colored paper, any glue and scissors. How to make a greeting card for May 9 with flowers and a St. George ribbon. Fold a sheet of paper in half, then fold each half as shown in our photo drawing:
We make slits and turn the resulting pieces inside out:
The first part of the greeting card for May 9 is ready:
The second part is glued to the first:
Next, cut out the flower and St. George ribbons (2 pcs.):
This is how we will get a ribbon, we bend it in half:
Let's connect all the parts:
We got a very beautiful and simple one.3D DIY postcard for Victory Day on May 9. Such postcards can be made by children in kindergarten in the senior and middle groups. Also see handmade gifts.