Ladybug of paper, charts, video / Toys with own hands, patterns, video, MK

Ladybug of paper, charts, video / Toys with own hands, patterns, video, MK

Ladybugs always attract the attention of children andadults. No matter how old we are, we are equally enthusiastic about counting the black dots on the back of a beetle, and then trying to “send it to fly to heaven.” Of no less interest, especially among lovers of home crafts — big and small, will be called by a paper ladybug. Moreover, if the whole family will create modular origami. There is a job for everyone: let the diagram become a “work” for dad, mom will cut out the torso and black balls, the task for the children will be to connect all the parts into a single whole. The bug starts with the torso To make a modular origami will be needed

  • several sheets of colored corrugated paper,
  • scissors,
  • adhesive pencil,
  • markers,
  • double sided tape.

ladybug of paperOne interesting option could be God'scow sitting on a leaf of grass. It's quite simple to do. First, create a schema — a circle (the size of a future ladybug) and legs (similar to a six-pointed snowflake) are cut out of a sheet of paper. Then a red sheet of corrugated paper is taken, folded in half, and then — diagonally. After this, the sheet straightens, but the contours of the folds should remain. According to them, the sheet is again very carefully bent — already inward to form a triangle. A circle is drawn on the triangle (in two places it should go beyond the sheet). Next, using scissors, the circle is cut out, but this must be done so that the places where the circle extends beyond the corrugated paper are not damaged. A blade of grass for a ladybugladybug of paperNow take a black sheet of paper, from whichThe legs are cut out in the diagram, followed by — blackheads and head. Circles are cut out from a white sheet of paper for future eyes. The craft is almost ready. All that remains is to glue everything together. And also — take scissors and a sheet of green paper for the blade of grass. You should end up with a narrow, long strip ending in a triangle at the end. To add volume, it is better to bend it in half. Now — That's it: the ladybug can be attached to the grass. Although some prefer a natural environment for the beetle — this craft can be an interesting way to decorate a pot of house flowers. European versionladybug of paper And this option, with which you canmaking modular origami has long been popular among mothers in European countries. First of all, you need to cut out a square from a large sheet of red paper. Next, bend it diagonally — so that you get a triangle. This triangle, in turn, is also bent and then bent back (the result is a triangle with a trace of the bend). The two “ears” of the triangle are bent down — Outwardly, the craft will resemble a paper hat with ears. Next, you will need to bend the very top of the triangle, and then bend part of this corner back to form an accordion. After this, the cow is almost ready — All that remains is to turn it over to the other side and draw black balls on it. Option for the little ones There is another way to make a paper beetle. It is as simple as possible and is perfect for involving very young children in the work. You need to cut out two circles from a sheet of corrugated red paper. Bend each of them in half. Put them aside for a while and take a sheet of black paper. From it, cut out several small circles for the dots and one circle for the cow's head.ladybug of paperUsing a glue stick to make black circlesglued onto pre-prepared red halves. You can entrust this simple operation to a child, let him draw eyes and a smile on the “face” of the beetle. The two halves of the red folded circles can be glued together. The craft is just waiting for the final touches: all that remains is to glue the “muzzle” and double-sided tape to the bottom of the cow so that you can secure it in the chosen place. For example, on a window, because beetles really love sunny places.ladybug of paperBy the way, Norwegians are sure thatinstalled on the window modular origami in the form of a red beetle can help a person find a companion of life, and, according to the French, the made ladybug with her own hand can protect young children in their future life from various misfortunes.

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