Coat a jar with glue and then sprinkle it with salt. While the surface is still wet, use a stick to draw any patterns you like and leave it to dry. Finally, tie a ribbon or a bow around it. The finished winter candle holder can be a lovely handmade gift. Material used:
On a white sheet of paper, trace a CD and, above it, a smaller circle. Draw arms on the sides and cut out the whole shape. Glue the CD in place of the larger circle. Cut a hat from corrugated cardboard and glue it onto the snowman’s head. Cut a nose from orange foam and...
Draw eyes and a smile on a plastic spoon using a black marker. Cut a triangular nose from decorative foam and attach it with double-sided tape. Glue on a hat, then add a scarf, gently cutting the ends. Cut several circles from white foam, pierce them with a stick, and slide them one by one...
Place a piece of Christmas tree tinsel on a white sheet of paper and paint its “needles” using shades of blue or purple. Create patterns that resemble frost on a windowpane. Then move the tinsel to another empty area on the paper and paint again to get more icy marks. Complete the composition by painting...
Cut a circle from blue paper. Using white poster paint, the child paints a snowman inside the circle with their finger. Around it, they add snowflakes to create a winter scene. Next, they complete the artwork with details: a carrot nose, buttons, eyes, a smile, and a hat. From brown paper, they cut out and...
Paper igloo Prepare the base of the project from a white sheet of paper. Cut the edges into a decorative, wavy shape. From another sheet, cut one wide strip and one narrower strip. Fold the ends of the wide strip, apply glue, and attach it to the base in the shape of an arch. Glue...
Cut a tree trunk out of brown paper and glue it onto a blue sheet of paper. Cut many thin strips from a white sheet of paper. Glue each strip to a branch at one end, then twist it into a loop and glue the other end down. Attach the strips next to one another...
Cut a piece of white tissue paper and from it make three strips of equal length. Round the ends to give them a ruffled shape. Then twist the ends of each strip twice. Stack the three strips on top of one another. Gather them in the middle and twist them twice as well. Hold the...
Children paint an egg carton with paints. Instead of cutting the cardboard, they look for shapes in it that will fit a winter composition. For example, snowmen can be created from the raised parts of the carton. After the paint dries, they glue on or draw the missing elements. They attach a nose made from...
On a sheet of thick gray paper, mark the middle and fold the top corners down to make a roof. Glue a rectangular strip of paper to the bottom. Cut out sparrow shapes from a newspaper and decorate them by tearing and gluing pieces of gray newspaper onto them. Glue the finished birds in different...
