Master classes for making children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with their own hands.

Master classes for making children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with their own hands.

In our lesson we will talk about howmake crafts from vegetables and fruits for children of school and kindergarten age. There are plenty of reasons to love the autumn season. One of them is the expected harvest. With the onset of cool rainy days, when you don’t want to go outside as often as in the summer, the presence of juicy tasty vegetables and fruits not only pleases the eye, but also encourages the creation of something new and unusual. The beauty of autumn nature, inspiring creativity, also contributes to this. Some people collect bouquets of leaves or find flowers that have not yet withered, which they then dry in books, and we suggest having a pleasant time with children, making crafts from collected vegetables or fruits. Everyone will find a lot of surprises for themselves here, since most of us are accustomed to using food for its intended purpose and cannot imagine how many interesting crafts can be made from it. When you start involving your child in this process, do not forget that it will require skillful work with sharp objects, so adult supervision is required.We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo №1So, let's move on to practical classesmaking children's crafts with your own hands. Crafts from apples. As the first product, we suggest making “little people from apples”. To begin, take several large apples, pumpkin seeds, toothpicks and a knife.We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo # 2Progress of work:

  • two apples (unequal in size) are placed one above the other (more below);
  • using a toothpick we fasten them together – this is how we got the body of a little man;
  • From the next apple you should cut off four small slices. Two of them will be the legs, and two will be the arms of the little man;
  • similarly, using toothpicks, attach these parts of the body;
  • take a smaller apple and cut it in half down the center – one half will serve as a headdress;
  • from pumpkin seeds we form eyes and a spout, and make a mouth, cutting a small piece from an apple, or carefully cut it with a knife right on the head of a little man.

At this point, our "apple" craft is ready! Now you can proudly take it to kindergarten or school. Craft made from potatoes and carrots "giraffe".We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Picture №3For this craft equally good materialThere will be both carrots and potato tubers, so we will use both. Take a couple of potatoes of different sizes. The larger tuber will serve as the body of the giraffe, the smaller one - the head. The neck is made of carrots, having previously cut off its tip. The body and neck are fastened with toothpicks. The giraffe's ears are made of seeds or matches, carefully sticking them into the head. It is preferable to make eyes from some kind of cereal. Two grains are enough to press into the potato. Of course, you can make a "giraffe" craft only from carrots. It is easy to guess that you need 7 carrots (four for the legs and one each for the body, neck and head). We also fasten all the elements with toothpicks and the giraffe is ready! Let's learn how to make a mouse from a pear. From vegetables, we again move on to fruits. Now we will use a pear as a material. In addition to the above materials, we will need a small piece of wire.We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo №4First, take a pear and make two cutstwo sides on top, which are then bent back. This is how we made the ears. To make the eyes, we will use pumpkin seeds. Using a black marker, we depict the pupils. In the pear, you need to make two cuts for the eyes and put the blanks there. The tail, as you guessed, we will make from a wire that is stuck into the pear from behind. Here is such a simple craft for children that you can make with your own hands in just a few minutes. Another craft from a pear - little people.We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo №5Here the technology of creating the craft is similarthe one when we made it from apples. Of course, if the material is a pear, then everything becomes easier. We work only with a pear and only with a knife. Carefully cut out the mouth, eyes and nose, and the craft is ready! Using toothpicks, attach arms and legs. For those who are not satisfied with such a simple craft, another option is offered. For this purpose, take a banana, a pear and a few grapes. Cut off a couple of circles from the banana and draw two dots with a black marker, which will be the eyes. They are attached to the pear with toothpicks. Grapes will be used as a nose, and from another pear we cut out a circle, which acts as a hat. The smile is cut out with a knife. That's the whole process of creating a craft!We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo №6

We make a rat-Larisku from radish.

To make the same as the famous oneShapoklyak, the rat-Lariska you need to have a radish, a lettuce leaf, a radish, some olives, toothpicks. We do everything in the following order: 1. The radish is first washed and dried. It will act as the body of the future product. All the foliage is removed, except for the place where the tail will be located. The roots are removed along with them, except for the front part, where the whiskers will be located. 2. The front of the radish is cut off, and a nose is attached to this cut with a toothpick. A couple of toothpicks are stuck nearby, acting as whiskers. 3. There should also be no problems with making the ears. We make notches in the body, where lettuce leaves are placed and fixed.We learn to create children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with our own hands. Photo №74. Finally, you should make the eyes.Cut the olives in half and attach them to the body using toothpicks. That's it, the Lariska rat made of vegetables is ready! We hope this number of crafts is enough for you to learn the basics of creating children's crafts from vegetables and fruits with your own hands.

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