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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:Read more- pearl barley groats, barley groats
- cotton wool
- scraps of cloth
- semolina
- glitter
- creative sticks
- glue
- scissors
- foil
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We start our work by sketching the winter aura on a white sheet of technical block (the elements of this picture must be such that they can be cut out). Then we cut them out and put them on a white sheet of tracing paper. Place the tracing paper with the shiny side facing inwards, cover it with the newspaper side and iron slowly with a hot iron. After the card has cooled down, glue all the cut-out elements into the appropriate places on the card. Material used:Read more- white piece of paper from a technical block
- a white sheet of paper from a drawing block
- navy blue tracing paper (but the less greasy one)
- scissors
- glue
- iron
- newspaper
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Cut out a crown shape, then paint it white. When dry, decorate the crowns with cosmetic petals, blue circles, and a star cut from blue paper. Material used:Read more- cardboard on the back of the block
- cosmetic pads
- blue and white paper
- white paint
- brush
- glue
- scissors
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From a brown sheet of paper, cut out the trunk and branches of a tree, then on a blue sheet of paper, glue (about halfway) makeup remover cotton balls and the cut out tree branches to them. At the bottom of the card stick cotton wool, and at the top of the card spread glue and white confetti (excess shake off the card). This is how we created a winter forest. Material used:Read more- blue and brown sheets of paper
- cotton swabs to remove make-up
- cotton wool
- white confetti from a hole punch
- glue
- scissors
