
The master class will teach you how to make a New Year's craft - a box for a sweet gift "Winter Lantern"
The forest is majestic and beautiful in all seasons. But in winter, covered with a snow-white blanket of silence, he casts a feeling of wonderful calm and mystery. And a bit of this mystery was reflected in this box, made in the form of a flashlight. To do this, you should prepare such materials and tools.
- sheet semi-cardboard (180 g / m2) light beige color,
- a leaf of orange color,
- scissors and a knife,
- punch of snowflakes,
- double-sided adhesive tape and glue-pencil,
- silk ribbon of beige or white color.
The box template is printed on cardboard and orange paper. With a sharp model knife on a beige workpiece, we cut out the inner silhouettes of trees, animals and snowflakes. We cut off the orange part only along the perimeter.
We cut the workpiece along the edges, removing the excess. On the bottom and side lines we make creasing (punching) the paper. You can do this with a pen with the used rod. We glue the sides with double-sided adhesive tape. We leave the vertex free.
We measure the size of the side of the flashlight and on it we cut out the square for the bottom. We glue the bottom with double-sided tape. The base of the box is ready.
The sides of our box resemble pictures from the life of the forest. Here the bunny jumps between the firs.
And this fox went out hunting.
The sensitive elk listens attentively to the forest rustles.
A family of deer makes a walk.
Now we begin to decorate our forestflashlight. The workpiece from orange paper is better cut into 4 parts (on the sides of the box) and glued separately. This could be done before the gluing of the flashlight itself.
We punch out snowflakes of white and blue colors and glue them on all sides of the box.
In the slots made at the top of the box, thread the silk ribbon and tie a bow.
Now the Christmas box in the form of a forest flashlight is ready! It turned out to be quite high and roomy. A wonderful "house" for sweet gifts!
Upcoming holidays!