Do you know what the most valuable gift for me on March 8th is? No, you didn't guess! This is not gold, or diamonds, or perfume, or jewelry, or even flowers. More precious to me than all the treasures of the world is a postcard made with the little hands of my small child, with a crookedly glued applique, funny drawings and clumsily written congratulations... I keep such gifts with great love and they always warm my soul with their warmth. I would like to bring to your attention cards that you can make with your children for the holiday of March 8 or Mother's Day.
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It’s not at all difficult to make such a bright 3D card with children, despite its sophisticated appearance.
To create such a voluminous card, you will need 2 sheets of thick green paper and various flowers and leaves from colored paper. 
Fold A4 sheets in half and make cuts along the fold different lengths. Then we bend the resulting strips, shape them and glue them to another A4 sheet, leaving the curved strips not glued. See photo. 
Now the rest of the work can be entrusted to the child. We arm it with glue and flower preparations and leave it to decorate the flower garden. 
Another wonderful card idea using the outline of a baby's hand.
We trace the child’s hand and cut it out along the contour from green colored paper. We also cut out multi-colored flowers and a pot from colored paper. Glue everything onto a sheet of white paper and cut out the entire composition, stepping back a little from the edge and leaving a small white outline. Glue it onto a sheet of paper folded in half and cut it along the contour again, but only on one side. 
What do you think of this original idea for a postcard?
Fold a square of colored paper as shown in the photo. 
We make a stem from a strip of green paper. 
Glue the flowers to the stems. 
Another simple but very cute idea for a baby card.
Cut out circles of different sizes from multi-colored paper. 
We glue the circles on top of each other, as shown in the photo. 
We fold the stems from strips of green paper.
We attach the flowers to the stems using glue or tape. We fasten the bouquet with a stapler.
We fold a sheet of colored paper in half, glue a feeder onto it, into which we insert our bouquet of flowers.
Another tender and good card with hugging birds.
Print out the template, cut out the birds from colored paper and glue them onto the base.
And finally, a couple more fun ideas using the outline of a child’s hand for cards.
I wish you all creative success!
Useful tips
A postcard made with your own hands will be beautiful, sincere and a nice gift for beloved mothers, grandmothers, sisters, daughters or girlfriends on.
Simple cards can be made together with children, which will not only be a good surprise, but will also be a useful pastime.
You can also learn a few interesting ideas and add your own details to these original cards dedicated to the International women's day.
Three-dimensional postcard for mom on March 8
A simple postcard that turns into a 3D greeting will be an unexpected gift for your mother, grandmother, sister or friend. Although this card may seem complicated at first glance, making it is easier than it seems.
Materials:
· Miscellaneous colored paper
· Glue stick
· Double-sided tape
Cut 7 squares from 10 cm paper the right colors. Fold the square into quarters. Fold one flap diagonally, flip over to the other side and fold the other flap diagonally, forming a triangle. Cut out a petal pattern from the triangle. Unfold the paper and cut out one petal from the flower. Close the flower by placing petals on each side and securing them with glue. Repeat with other colors.
Attach a piece of double-sided tape to the petals as shown by the dots. Connect the flowers to each other: flower B and C overlap the petal with A, petal D goes on top, overlapping A.
Attach flower E and F overlapping B and C.
Attach G on top, overlapping D. Cut leaves from green paper and use double-sided tape to adhere to the flowers.
Cut a 25cm by 15cm rectangle from a piece of cardboard and fold it in half to make a card. Place the folded bunch of flowers inside the card as shown, attach double-sided tape and press firmly. Open the card and repeat, gluing the other side of the flower bunch inside the card.
Postcardon March 8:flower pot (video)
DIY children's cards for March 8
You will need:
· White, green, brown paint
· Brush
Dip your finger into the brown paint and press it onto the paper. Use a brush to draw the stem.
Pos After the brown paint dries, dip your little finger in the white paint and make dandelion fluff. You can also create the effect of fluff flying away by leaving a trail of prints above the flower.
Origami dress postcard for March 8: master class
This card with a dress can be made in various options, decorate with ribbons, sparkles or rhinestones.
Cut out a square of paper measuring 10 cm. This square will make a p l The paper is approximately 7.5 cm high. You can use any paper; paper with a pattern on one side and plain paper on the other will look beautiful.
- Fold the paper vertically and horizontally.
- Then fold the sides towards the center.
- Turn the paper over and fold the sides toward the center again.
- Turn the paper over again and open the top of the paper.
- Fold the top down about 1/2 inch.
- Unfold the left side that you folded. This will be the shoulder of the dress. Do the same with the other side.
We invite you to continue this wonderful tradition by making beautiful ones for March 8, 2019 with your children. From us - ideas, and from you - creative approach and diligent execution. Let's get started!
A very gentle postcard for March 8th made of paper: a mother bird hugs her chick. For this applique you will need cardboard, colored paper, scissors, glue and a template.
Beautiful 3D postcards will become an original gift for mom on March 8th. How to make them - see the video tutorial below using the example of a postcard with a unicorn.
The original version of postcards is an applique made from what is at hand: be it fresh flowers or pasta. By the way, you can invite the youngest children to make it with their own hands as a gift to their mother on March 8 -.
Made from many hearts. There is hardly anything more touching than this gift.
For such a postcard you will need thin strips of paper. They will need to be glued together, as shown in the picture, to make voluminous flowers.
An original postcard for March 8, in the center of which are children's photographs, will move your mother to tears.
Guess the riddle. What do mom and buttons have in common? Everything rests on them. That is why we propose making a postcard for March 8 from buttons.
To make this March 8th card as a gift to your mother, you do not need to have any special skills. Even a child can handle it. Cut out petals from colored paper and glue them onto cardboard.
Imagine your mother's surprise when she receives such a surprise in an envelope. In the first case, it is a postcard in the form of two palms, with a heart inside. And in the second there is a rainbow made of paper folded like an accordion. Add something touching and that’s it! Your DIY gift is ready!
You can make an unusual card for mom on March 8 using a hole punch and bright paper. The technique is as simple as possible; the most important thing is to find a hole punch at home. We buy yellow and blue paper and start creating.
You can please your mother with a culinary style card. Such a congratulation on March 8th will be very sweet. Motives can be different: from a jar of jam to a cupcake or a cup of coffee. We take cardboard, scissors, paints and let the magic begin.
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Making a postcard with a butterfly, a symbol of spring and rebirth, with your own hands is very simple.
First way. Draw a butterfly on paper, color it and cut it out. Fold it in the middle and glue it to the cardboard.
The second version of a postcard with a butterfly for March 8th. We trace the children's palms on paper, cut out the resulting shapes - these will be the wings of a butterfly. Then all that remains is to draw and cut out the body, head, and glue all the parts.
We are sure that you will have enough inspiration to improve these cards for mom on March 8th by adding something of your own.
March 8 – main women's holiday. On this day, everyone will give mothers, grandmothers, sisters and friends cute gifts, crafts and, of course, postcards made of paper and cardboard, made with their own hands in kindergarten, school or at home. Look at what options for postcards are on our website, these are master classes from needlewomen and photographs sent by our readers to, including in 2019.
Master class by Zabava Polezhaeva. First we need to prepare the base for the postcard. To do this, cut out a rectangle from thick beige paper with a white pattern. From more thin paper We will also cut several strips of beige color 3 cm wide. Glue them together into one long strip. Then, using a figured hole punch, decorate one longitudinal edge of the resulting strip openwork pattern. Then we paste this tape around the perimeter of the card. To contrast between the background of the card and the decorative paper braid, we will glue narrow strips of red paper - an impromptu ribbon.
While the base of the card dries, we will prepare the elements of the future decor. Let's prepare several cylindrical parts - these will be the centers of the flowers. They can be red, yellow or orange.
Cut paper of orange, yellow and pink colors into short pieces - 5-7 cm long. Let's cut them on one long side - you'll get a kind of fringe. Glue the resulting blanks around the centers of the flowers, and when the flowers dry, fluff their petals. In addition to flowers with centers, you also need to make several thinner flowers without centers, only from blanks with a fringed edge.
Using a simple device - markings on thick cardboard and pins - you need to prepare several leaves of green quilling paper.
There should be several leaves, of different sizes and possibly different shades.
When some of the elements have already been prepared, you can begin to design the postcard. First, let's draw with a simple pencil in the central part of the card there is a large number 8. In the upper right and lower left parts of it we glue the prepared flowers. Chrysanthemums with centers - along the contour of the number, and without centers - around the last ones. After the flowers are glued, we complement the lower part of the figure eight with curved leaves, and the upper part with green paper outlines.
As an additional decoration for the postcard, you can use beads, as well as shaped elements made from red cardboard using a shaped hole punch.
Let's complement the card with green beads, as well as contrasting paper elements.
From light green paper we will make several small (no more than 1 cm long) leaves, as well as curls, with which we will complement the postcard. You can also introduce a few curls of white paper. This will add airiness and tenderness to the work. In some places, pearl beads can be glued into the middle of the curls.
Using a thin simple pencil, write the words “C” and “March!” at the top left and bottom right of the postcard, so that the end result on the postcard reads “Happy March 8!”
Use dark green quilling paper to write the lettering on the card. You can also glue multi-colored butterflies, and don’t forget to glue a cute bow made of burgundy paper in the upper left corner of our card.
The postcard for March 8 is ready!
Interesting cards for mom can be made using threads, if the kindergarten teacher helps you cut out the desired template:
“To my beloved mother.” Boginskaya Polina.
Greeting card. A4 format, the background is made with wax crayons, flowers are made of foamiran, stems and leaves are made of napkins using a twisting method. Number made of colored cardboard and thread.
You can make an original children's card using multi-colored and openwork napkins:
“Bouquet for Mom.” Peskov Timofey.
The work is made from salt dough, colored paper, yogurt bottles. First we form flowers. We wait for the dough to dry and paint with gouache paints. Glue half a yogurt bottle onto colored cardboard and color it first. We arrange our flowers, add leaves cut from colored paper. Our card for mom is ready!
“Volume postcard for March 8 from foamiran.” Sycheva Polina, Storchak Marina.
Postcards for March 8 are modeled from foamiran, cardboard, ribbon, and rhinestones. For flowers, strips are cut and twisted into a bud. Then the postcard itself is modeled.
"Spring Bouquet". Dyatlov Dmitry.
The applique is made of colored paper, cotton pads and cotton swabs. Cotton swab cut in half and paint yellow. When it dries, insert it into the middle of a rolled-up cotton pad. This is a calla flower. We cut out elongated leaves and stems from colored paper. We form a bouquet and paste it onto a cardboard base. Spring bouquet for mom is ready!
Another version of a simple, but very dear to the heart of every mother, a postcard - from the palm of her beloved son or daughter.
“Postcard from March 8th.” Filoretov Kirill.
On white cardboard folded in half, trace the child’s hand and carefully cut it out. The applique was made using colored and velvet paper.
Beautiful card for a friend
For a friend, you can make a card not with flowers, but, for example, with dresses (see the master classes below).
An interesting alternative to postcards for March 8 could be the “Merry Chocolate Girls” option. Solovyova Lyudmila.
This is a chocolate bar packaged in festive packaging. The packaging is made of colored cardboard, the drawings are printed on a color printer.
Postcards made of plasticine
To make a beautiful and original postcard made of plasticine, you need very little material, but the craft will be amazing if you put in a little diligence and effort. For example, using these, you will get the most beautiful postcards.
Cards in the shape of a heart
This spring holiday the main gift is flowers, and the symbol of love is a heart, so postcards from March 8 in the shape of a heart with flowers are the warmest and most sincere gift.
To make a postcard using the technique, you will need strips of double-sided colored paper and a tool (you can also use a thin knitting needle), and then everything depends on your imagination; for inspiration, you can watch master classes using these photos:
You can make an original postcard for your mother or grandmother by March 8; the highlight of this gift will be a hand-embroidered picture. Your family will be very touched by your care and will appreciate your skills. Especially if they taught you how to embroider.
How to decorate a postcard with embroidery -
Volume cards for March 8
And in this master class we will make simple postcard by March 8th from colored paper. You can do it with your children. A postcard from March 8 is made from colored paper very quickly. But it turns out bright and beautiful.
To make a postcard we will need:
- Colored paper;
- White cardboard;
- Glue;
- Scissors;
- Ruler.
Let's start with the basics. Take white cardboard and bend the A4 piece of paper in half. To prevent the card from being too tall, you can trim it a little.
Now we need to cut 15 red stripes. We cut strips approximately 5-7 mm wide and 4 cm long. Instead of red paper, you can use any other bright and rich color. It is advisable that the paper be double-sided.
Next, you need to glue a petal from each strip. Fold the strip into a loop and glue it at the bottom. It turns out to be a petal. We do all this with the rest of the strips. Glue can be used with a pencil or PVA. But the fastest way to work is with hot glue. And it holds the parts together more reliably.
Then we will collect the flower. There will be 3 flowers in total on the card. And each has 5 petals. Glue the first flower to the card. First we glue 2 petals, then add 3 more. It turns out like this flower.
After this we glue 2 more flowers. The middle flower can be placed slightly higher than the others. This way the bouquet will look much better.
Now let's make the core. We will make it from yellow paper. But you can also take white paper.
Cut a strip 5-6 cm long and 5 mm wide. Then we will make frequent cuts along this strip. And with the help of scissors we bend the resulting cuts back a little.
We twist the middle so that the cloves point to the sides. And secure it with glue.
Glue the hearts to the flowers. And take the green paper. We cut out thin stems for the flowers. And we also glue them to the postcard. So we formed a small bouquet of paper flowers.
Now we will make 3 leaves. Fold the green paper. The fold is the middle of the leaf. Cut out the leaf. It should be slightly elongated.
Glue a couple of leaves at the bottom of the flowers and somewhere at the top. You can make more leaves.
Very voluminous cards can be made with such bouquets from corrugated paper will take more time, but the result is worth it!
The following will help you make such beautiful cards:
Volumetric card with flowers and ribbons -
A charming postcard using the scrapbooking technique in the form of a window - master class
Postcards using origami technique
Postcards with dresses
What is a cocktail party?
This is a fun party for friends or colleagues on a special occasion or for no reason at all! Such a party can be bright, explosive and juicy!
But a cocktail dress should be original and stylish.
Today we will make a cocktail dress using the origami technique and decorate a postcard with it for March 8th.
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Here are the materials we will need for work:
- base for a postcard or a sheet of light-colored cardboard;
- brightly colored colored paper;
- scissors;
- ruler;
- pencil;
- glue;
- decorative ribbon for decoration.
First, we will make a blank for the dress from colored paper. To do this, use a pencil and a ruler to draw and then carefully cut out a 10*10 cm square.
Now carefully bend the resulting square in half and in half again.
Next we make folds on each side. To do this, you need to fold the square along the central fold twice, first inward, then outward, as in the photo.
Now we fold the workpiece as shown in the photo.
To make the dress fluffy, you need to push the outer corners to the sides, carefully making small folds in the area of the central transverse fold.
To design the neck line, mark 1/3 from the top point to the middle. Let's make a fold.
Then we turn the resulting fold back and form the corners, as shown in the photo.
Now you need to carefully bend the corners down.
Then you should turn the resulting corners up and turn the workpiece over.
Carefully bend the resulting corner to the wrong side, as shown in the photo.
Now you need to mark the waist line. To do this, you need to make an accordion fold in the middle.
In order for the dress to be fitted, you need to carefully bend 0.2-0.4 mm on the wrong side, as shown in the photo. Particular attention should be paid to the angles around the waist.
Let's turn the workpiece over and make a bow on the upper part of the bodice.
To do this, we will rotate the small corners by 45 * and unfold the resulting diamonds so that we get the petals of a bow.
The dress is ready!
All that remains is to design the front part of the card. For this we will use decorative ribbon. Cut the required amount of tape from it and glue it to one side of the card.
We prepare a congratulation and glue it. We position the dress and fix it with glue.
A bright dress for a party is ready!
This card will be a wonderful holiday gift.
Any woman will be pleased to receive such a congratulation!
We wish you success!
Master class " Blue dress"(postcard, origami)
I suggest using this wonderful dress as the basis for a greeting card. The card can be universal: Happy March 8, for mom, or just Happy Birthday. But the fact that it is intended for a girl or woman will be immediately obvious!
To make such a postcard with your own hands, we will need the following materials:
- blue cardboard or card base;
- blue and cyan colored paper;
- scissors;
- ruler;
- decorative tape; glue.
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Our dress will consist of two parts: a bodice and a skirt.
1. For the bodice we need to cut out a blue square with a side of 6-7 cm.
First you need to carefully mark, using a ruler and pencil, the middle of the square (vertical line). Now you need to fold each side of the square towards the middle. Let's look at the photo.
2. Then fold the resulting rectangle in half.
3. Now we make sleeves on the bodice. To do this, bend the corners to the sides, as shown in the photo.
4. Turn the workpiece over and fold it in half again.
5. You should get a bodice detail like this. If you are doing this with a child, you can leave the bodice like this.
6. But you can improve this element - outline the waist. To do this, you need to turn the workpiece over and bend the corners from the shoulder to the center, at a distance of 0.5-0.6 mm, as shown in the photo.
Hello dear friends! Just recently, we were looking at ideas for postcards for our courageous men, I really hope that you liked them and you started implementing them in time for the holiday. Today we will be making cards for International Women's Day. I found a lot of design options for your children, from easy to more complex, choose the most beautiful ones and create with pleasure and love for lovely and beloved women.
Don't be afraid to show your imagination. This is what will give your card originality and uniqueness. Changing the color of the paper or the decor itself will add a special touch to your holiday card.
And with the choice of a suitable idea, I think you will not have any questions. After all, our article presents best ideas postcards for March 8th for loved ones and people close to us.
Beautiful applique made of paper and cardboard for early kindergarten
Even kids can handle this card junior group. After all, it consists of paper circles.
We will need:
- scissors;
- glue stick;
- red cardboard - half an A4 sheet;
- for the flower - double-sided colored paper (yellow and pale yellow);
- large rhinestone;
- for leaves and stem - double sided paper(green and pale green).
Stages of work:
We will prepare all the necessary details of the application. Cut out six circles from yellow paper: 5 cm 2 mm in diameter. Pale yellow circles in diameter: 4 cm 7 mm, you will also need six of them.
Now we make two circles of green and pale green. Diameter of green: 5 cm 2 mm, pale green: 4 cm 7 mm.
We fold one of the sides of the yellow petal in the form of an envelope. We put it in a circle of a paler color and bend the edges in the same way. We get this two-layer petal.
In the same way, we make five more yellow petals and two green leaves. To prevent the petals from unfolding, we fix them inside with glue.
First, on the back of the cardboard, you can write a poem or simple congratulatory words.
Our applique postcard is ready.
And here’s what happens if you match the contrasting colors of the paper to the flower:
You can also make this exotic flower in a round pot:
And a couple more ideas from paper circles:
Volumetric paper postcard for March 8th for older children
This is the kind of spring card that mother and grandmother will be very pleased to receive on March 8th.
We will need:
- colored paper;
- scissors;
- pencil;
- glue;
- ruler.
Stages of work:
We bend a green sheet of paper 20 by 15 cm in half. We draw vertical lines along one of the halves, approximately 2.5 cm wide.
In total we get four stripes separated by lines. We cut off the strip that is located at the very edge. We cut the resulting edge in the form of a wave.
Fold a pale blue rectangle (20 by 15 cm) in half. And glue the previously prepared “grass” into it.
Cut out three orange tulips that match the size of the main card. Glue them to the protruding green stripes.
Now we will cut out 4 orange and 4 soft pink flowers. They will be much smaller in size than the already attached tulips.
We fold the previously cut green strip into an accordion shape and cut it into 3 parts. As a result, we get three thin springs.
Glue 2 springs and two flowers to the front of the entire composition.
Cut out leaves from the remaining green strip. To do this, fold it in four and once along the length. Let's round the edge and turn it around. We got 4 leaves. Glue them to the composition.
We also glue all the remaining flowers, except for two and one spring.
Cut out a butterfly from pale yellow paper. Decorate it with four green circles. We cut them out from the remaining spring. Attach the butterfly to the very top of the composition.
But what you can do is just change the tones of colored paper:
Also, you can make a card like this with flowers:
Making a cool mimosa card from napkins with preschoolers
We will need:
- colored double-sided paper: pink and green;
- a sheet of white cardboard;
- two yellow napkins;
- glue;
- a brush for applying glue to paper balls;
- pencil;
- ruler;
- scissors.
Stages of work:
Fold the cardboard in half. Glue a pink rectangle on top. It is slightly smaller than the front of the postcard. Approximately 5 mm.
With a simple pencil we mark the places where our branch will be located.
Now let's start making mimosa flowers. To do this, unfold the napkin and cut it in the middle into two parts. Let's put each on top of each other and cut them as well. We get four squares. We align them on top of each other and also cut them two more times. As a result, we will get many small squares.
Roll each one into a small ball. We do the same with the second napkin.
Now let's start cutting out the leaves and stems of the mimosa. Cut three strips from a green leaf. Their width is about 1-2 mm. And glue it to the pink background.
We cut off the excess ends with scissors.
Now let’s start decorating the branch with flowers. We coat each paper ball with glue and place it along the mimosa stems.
Then we sketch the leaves. Cut out four mimosa leaves and glue them to the rest of the composition.
Let's start making a festive bow. Cut out a small strip from blue paper. Fold it in half and cut off the corners on all sides. Then open a piece of paper. We bring its ends together in the middle. A little overlapping. Don't forget to secure it all with glue. You will get this miniature bow.
We attach it to the picture. If everything suits you, we glue it. Attach a paper ball to the middle of the bow. And a few pieces in the lower right corner of the postcard.
Inside the card we write a holiday greeting or poem.
Some more ideas for holiday cards with mimosa:
We draw a gift step by step for beloved mothers with babies at home
What can a child draw? Yes, absolutely everything that fits the theme of the holiday. We will provide several ideas and templates that you can simply print and color.
For example, you can draw flowers-palms.
We will need:
- wet wipes;
- paints;
- tassels;
- A4 sheet of paper.
Stages of work:
First, use a brush to paint the stems and grass at the bottom of the leaf. We add leaves to the stems.
Now let's move on to the main composition: palm flowers.
For painting with palms, gouache is best. Of course, you can use watercolor, but it won't be as bright.
Using a large brush, apply paint to your palm. Press it to the desired place in the picture. To ensure that the paints print well, lightly press the child’s palm onto the sheet with our own hand.
This is how we print all three flowers.
You can also draw a butterfly like this.
We will need:
- A4 sheet of paper;
- wax pencils;
- a simple pencil or black marker.
Stages of work:
Draw the head in the form of a small circle. Two dots (eyes) and a smiling mouth.
And finally we draw the wings. First the top and then the bottom.
Decorate the wings with four circles. We will make antennae on the head. Now all that remains is to decorate it.
As you can see, drawing a butterfly is not that difficult. But such a postcard will be a very nice gift.
Here are a few postcard templates that you can decorate and give to your mother or grandmother:
Original ideas with chocolate for children in grades 1-4 of primary school
To give a chocolate bar, you can make a chocolate card with pockets for tea bags, a truly original and unusual gift!
We will need:
- thick cardboard;
- scissors;
- ruler;
- ribbon;
- details of decorating the outside of the postcard. This could be braid or some decorative elements.
Stages of work:
For the base, take a rectangle measuring 17 by 22 cm. Divide it like this:
Don't forget to fold the middle of the card.
Now let's cut out a pocket for the chocolate. Its size is 10 by 12 cm. The photo clearly shows the folds, their size is 5 mm.
Three pockets for tea bags, measuring 8 cm by 8 mm by 14 cm. The folds are also shown.
We fold a pocket for chocolate, this is a type of pocket with reverse side, which we will glue to the base
We also prepare pockets for tea. Cut off the edges of the shorter half and you get a piece like the one in the picture.
Glue the front side to the flaps and you get a nice little pocket. The corners of the valves can be rounded with a special hole punch or carefully cut with scissors.
Tea envelopes are optional. You can limit yourself to just a pocket for chocolate.
Glue the pockets to the base and put chocolate and tea bags into the pockets. Don't forget to decorate the outside of the card as you wish.
A few examples of chocolate cards:
Here are the real masterpieces:
But even primary school children can handle these chocolate makers
The second version of the sweet card will be with lollipop. Of course, such a surprise will not suit all mothers, but it can be made for your beloved sister or friend.
We will need:
- pink cardboard sheet;
- scissors;
- glue;
- bow;
- some black and red paper;
- Chupa Chups.
Stages of work:
Fold a sheet of cardboard in half and cut out the number 8. Its lower parts are connected. We make a hole in the connection for the stick.
We insert a leg of sweet candy into it. So that Chupa Chups himself ends up in the bottom hole of the figure eight. We tie the card with a bow.
Let's decorate the number with a ladybug. To do this, cut out two circles from colored paper. Draw eyes and dots with a marker or gouache. Fastening ladybug in the upper half of the figure. The postcard is ready.
If you show your imagination, you will get these sweet gift cards:
Postcard with your photo and chupik in hand
Master class of the most beautiful postcard using quilling technique in the shape of the number 8
And of course we couldn’t forget the paper rolling technique. We will make such a beautiful holiday-themed card for the upcoming International Women's Day.
We will need:
- cardboard;
- colored pencils;
- quilling tool;
- scissors;
- quilling paper, 3 and 5 mm wide;
- pencil;
- ruler;
- PVA glue.
Stages of work:
- Fold the cardboard in half. We attach a pre-printed template with the inscription “March 8” on top.
2. Now we need to outline the entire inscription so that it is printed on the cardboard.
A pen or simple pencil is suitable for this. When you transfer the inscription, press firmly on the pencil.
4. We also decorate the letters. First we bend and fit them to the drawing, and only then glue them.
5. Now let's start decorating the card. To do this, take strips 3 mm wide. We cut them to different lengths. And, using a quilling tool, we wind various decorative elements.
6. We will need a very large number of such curls.
7. Fill out our postcard.
8. And finally, shade the background of the postcard.
Of course, creating such work will require a lot of patience, but the result is worth it.
A couple more postcards using the quilling technique:
True, they are very beautiful, but here is a simpler option:
Video on how to make a DIY scrapbooking greeting card
Another very beautiful and original gift would be a greeting card, which is decorated using the scrapbooking technique...
We hope you liked our ideas. And with the help of these examples, you will create your own beautiful greeting cards for beloved mothers, grandmothers and sisters.
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