In our Everyday life Of course, there are big purchases that leave a lot of cardboard boxes.
Usually, not knowing what to do with it, we throw away this cardboard so as not to clutter the apartment. But it can make quite interesting crafts.
And in today's article we want to show you our applique with the image of a lion.
For work we will need: 
corrugated cardboard
Colored paper
Brush
Eyes for toys
markerFirst, cut out the lion parts from cardboard 
Then we paint the parts with yellow paint. 
For the lion's mane, cut out identical 1 x 4 cm strips from a sheet of orange paper. Glue them to a cardboard circle. To create such a “sunshine”. Then we turn the circle 
On the front side we glue eyes, a nose, a tongue, and draw a mustache. 
Now we glue the lion’s muzzle to the second cardboard circle, with ears. 
We cut out the tail from paper and prepare the parts to glue onto the main background. Before doing this, lay them out on a sheet of paper and think about how they will be positioned. (for example, the tail relative to the figure of a lion). 
On a sheet of paper that will be our background, glue the tail and tassel, then the lion's body with its hind legs. 
And glue the front legs onto the body. Glue two small pieces of cardboard to the place where the head will be. 
The last step is to glue the head and draw the claws. Leo is ready. 
If you liked our application, you can make it yourself using our diagram. 
A cute lion with a lush mane can complement the collection of paper figurines made with your child. This paper lion craft is made quite quickly and turns out very bright.
How to make a lion from colored paper with your own hands?
To make a lion you will need the following materials:
- yellow, white and orange paper;
- checkered paper for patterns;
- pencil;
- black and red pens;
- glue;
- ruler;
- scissors.
Operating procedure
- Let's make a paper lion pattern. Let's draw on plain paper the lion's body, head and cheeks, as well as details of the paws, mane, ears, tail and a brush for the tail. Let's cut them out of paper.
- Using a pattern, we cut out all the necessary details from colored paper.
- From yellow paper we cut out two parts of the head, tail, paws and ears, as well as one part of the lion’s body.
- From white paper we cut out two parts for ears and cheeks.
- From orange paper we cut out two parts of a tassel for the tail and 12 parts of the mane.
- Glue the chest to the lion's body.
- Let's roll up the body and glue it together.
- Glue the cheeks to one part of the head.
- Glue the white parts to the yellow parts of the ears.
- Let's glue the ears to the lion's head.
- Let's draw the lion's nose, eyes and mouth.
- Take the second head piece and glue the mane pieces to it.
- We wrap the ends of the mane and glue them.
- On top we glue another part of the head with ears and cheeks.
- Glue the lion's head to the body.
- We will fold and glue the parts of the lion's paws to form small tubes.
- Let's glue the paws to the lion's body. Using a black pen, draw claws on them.
- Glue the tail parts together, and glue the tassel parts at the end.
- Glue the tail to the lion's body.
- The paper lion is ready. For his company, you can make a lioness and a little lion cub, but they don’t need to make a mane. You can also make another African friend -
Paper lion - cutting template
Irina Meshalkina
Purpose of the lesson: making a lion in origami technique.
Lesson objectives: continue to teach children how to add origami.
Improve paper folding skills in different directions.
Develop eye and fine motor skills.
Required material:
Orange, brown, yellow colored paper;
Scissors;
Markers;
A good example;
Progress:
Guys, today we are getting acquainted with the basic double square shape. It is very important here to draw clear fold lines, which makes each subsequent action easier. So, let's begin.
Fold the square diagonally twice. Then half in one direction and the other.
We open the square and see intersecting parallel and straight lines on it, fold a triangle.
As a result, a square and corners on the sides are visible in the triangle,
we hide the corners in the middle of the square, we get the “double square” shape. From this shape you can add different crafts.
Shakes his lush mane,
He carries his head proudly,
He is beautiful and dangerous
The king of beasts, he is very powerful.
Who is this king of beasts?
Guess quickly.
Quite right, lion. The basic double square shape is ready, let's start making the lion.
We bend the corner that does not open in a double square.
We cut the opposite sides from the corner and make a mane for the lion.
Bend the top corner down to create a mane around the entire head.
We draw eyes, nose, mustache and tongue with felt-tip pens.
At first glance, the work is very simple, but in fact it was not easy for the guys, but they did it all. The guys made funny lions.
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The lion is the king of animals, and as soon as we talk about him, the endless African savannas immediately come to mind. And the sight of a lion stalking its prey immediately transports us to a safari. This origami model shows us complete dignity and nobility with a lush mane. Now let's see if you can fold this lion figurine?
You will need:
1 square sheet of paper 15x15 cm.
Place a piece of paper face up and fold it diagonally so that the eyes are on either side of the marking fold. Unfold the sheet and fold the right sides of the square towards the center marking line so that they touch on it.
Bend the short edge of each resulting flap inward, folding the outer corner 2.5 cm towards the long edge.
Flip the model back side up and fold the short sides of the model towards the central marking line, but so that on the left the fold begins at the lion’s nose, and its right part is 2.5 cm wide. Now fold the model in half along the marking line with the folds inward.
Visually divide the long edge of the model into three parts and bend the left third towards yourself, laying a diagonal fold so that the left corner of the model is directed downwards.
Unfold the diagonal fold and open the flap, then tuck the left edge inward along the fold made in the previous step so that its corner points down.
Open the left flap and shape it into a diamond shape.
Bend the bottom corner of the resulting diamond upward so that the lion's muzzle is visible, and lay a fold. Now fold the bottom of the snout inward 0.5cm to form the lion's lower jaw.
Fold the tail. To do this, bend the left corner of the model to the right at a slight angle to the bottom edge and make three folds on it to imitate a twisted tail.
Open the last tail fold and turn its tip inward, smoothing out all the resulting folds, making the tail flat.
Turn the model head down and bend back the small flaps located at the top, behind the lion's mane, so that the model rests on them and can be stable.
Origami lion is one of the most popular paper origami. If you don't know how to make an origami lion, then on this page you will find everything you need to assemble this simple paper figurine.
In the first photo you can see what you will get if you follow the assembly diagram below. The second photo of the origami lion was taken by one of our site users. The lion in the photograph looks more realistic, and it is much more difficult to make it. If you have photos of origami you have collected, send them to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You must have JavaScript enabled to view it.
Assembly diagram
Below is a diagram of the assembly of an origami lion from the famous Japanese origami master Fumiaki Shingu. If you strictly follow the instructions, then assembling the origami lion will not take much time, and the result will be the same as in the picture. After doing what is described in the diagram several times, you will understand how to make an origami lion quickly and without looking at the diagram.
Video master class
Assembling an origami lion for beginners may seem challenging task. Therefore, we advise you to enter the query “origami lion video” on the largest video hosting site on the Internet, YouTube. There you will find a lot different videos about lion origami, which clearly shows the steps to assemble a lion. We hope that after watching the video of the assembly master class, you will have no more questions about how to make an origami lion.
If you decide to assemble a more complex origami lion, then watch this video:
If you have never assembled a paper lion, watch this instructional video:
Symbolism
The lion is a powerful image that can represent both good and evil. This is the most popular and one of the oldest symbols found on coats of arms. As a rule, a lion is a symbol of courage and bravery, power and dominance, pride and nobility.
