How to create a house of natural material with your own hands

How to create a house of natural material with your own hands

Such a wonderful work you can makewith your child, even if he or she doesn't go to school yet. A few hours, and the fairy-tale hut is ready. The most important thing - you will find the main material on the street - in a park or square. Working with natural materials always gives children a lot of pleasure.How to make a house of natural material with your own hands. Photo №1To make such a house you need:

  • branch-workpiece,
  • fir cones and chestnuts,
  • dense cardboard, for making roofs,
  • sheet of plywood for stand;
  • dried leaves,
  • stapler,
  • knife stationery,
  • glue,
  • plasticine,
  • accessories.

Now let's look at it step by step:We cut the pre-dried branches to the same size with a knife. Each branch should be approximately 20 centimeters. We make a house out of them, gluing the branches together with glue.We start building the roof, at this timethe glue dries. A sheet of thick cardboard (A4) needs to be folded in half - this is the shape of the roof. By cutting out two more triangles, we will get the attic area of ​​the roof. Glue it to the pre-folded sheet with glue. Glue dried leaves to the roof slopes. This will be the tiles. The leaves can be attached with a stapler or glued on. The main thing is that the leaves are approximately the same size. But the color can be different. Now the roof needs to be glued to the assembled structure of twigs. We do this with glue, dry and attach the house to the plywood. We will make doors and windows from plasticine. You can also make figures of people and pets from it.Well, now it's time for your fantasies!Let your child come up with the idea of ​​what will surround your house. You can make Christmas trees out of pine cones, little people out of nuts or chestnuts, and much more. You can use tree bark, moss, and even dried insects. Or maybe you want to make the work a little brighter? Then put a few figures from a "Kinder Surprise". You can even make a house that experiences a certain season. Cotton wool can easily become snow. Beads will turn branches into flowering trees. Flowers and mushrooms can be made from colored paper. You can make a path out of small stones. You can surround the house with a fence made of branches, put a bench, plant flower beds nearby. Such work will bring joy to your child. It can easily become a decoration for any room or summer cottage. This kind of work will not only develop your child’s fine motor skills, fantasy and imagination, but will also bring you closer to your child.

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