We grease a blue sheet of paper with glue and put out snow from porridge, cotton wool. Then glue on the trees, clouds and falling snow. The tree trunks are made from scraps of fabric, the branches from creative wire, and the clouds from foil. Finally, the card is smeared with glue in places and sprinkled with glitter.
Material used:
- pearl barley groats, barley groats
- cotton wool
- scraps of cloth
- semolina
- glitter
- creative sticks
- glue
- scissors
- foil
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