
If you want to learn how to make your own handiwork of wood and branches, look in our master class.
Wooden crafts are environmentally friendly and durable, they can not only be used as a decorative element, but also given to a child to play with. For a wooden goblin and his hut you will need:
- wooden branches, logs, twigs;
- glue and nails;
- file (better for metal), hammer;
- varnish.
We assemble the Leshy from round wooden blocks– the thickest part goes on the body, a little thinner and shorter – for the head. For the legs and arms, we select pairs of cut twigs. We assemble the wood goblin, fastening the parts with nails. To make the craft more interesting, we shape the wood goblin so that he is in motion. We glue a mouth from a red rag to the wood goblin and make eyes from nails. The nose can be made from a small twig, gluing it in place with glue.
Then we begin to create the hut.We assemble it from wooden scraps using nails and a hammer, making it look like old huts. We put the house on a block of wood so that it looks like a hut on chicken legs. We put a ladder against the door, which we make from two long branches and several short branches. We nail the steps with nails. A fence - a wattle fence - will look very beautiful with such a craft. To make it, you need to nail short wooden posts to a plywood base, on which the wattle will be woven. Then take thin twigs and braid the posts so that you get a small fence. In conclusion - finishing. Cover the composition with varnish before it dries, sprinkle the base and roof with green scraps of thread or paper, after drying, cover the craft with another layer of varnish. From the stairs to the gate, lay out a path of flat round pieces of wood. The composition is ready!