To make Santa Claus out of paper, you can use different techniques. Let's make an applique from paper on cardboard or postcard.
To complete the applique, you need to glue the Santa Claus figurine piece by piece to the paper.
We use colored paper, glue, scissors and ready-made templates.
We cut out the head with a beard and a cap, the body in a fur coat and glue it on.
As Christmas decorations Let's make Santa Claus from strips of paper:
The fastest way to make an application is to use disposable plates:
You can also make a postcard with a picture of Santa Claus from paper:
For the postcard, you need to glue the parts and pieces together to make a Santa Claus figurine.
You can make it out of paper gift wrapping with Santa Claus. To do this, there must be ready-made templates for the box. Glue the Santa Claus figurine to the box.
Another simple way to make Santa Claus out of paper is to make a cylinder out of cardboard, glue a hat out of paper, a mustache and beard out of cotton wool, draw eyes and a mouth:
Crafts with Santa Claus can also be made from cotton pads and balls.
You can also create a paper craft with Santa Claus using the origami technique. To do this, we fold colored paper many times, as in the diagram:
From individual modules you can also lay out a craft with Santa Morse step by step in the manual modular origami. We lay out the modules in rows, according to the diagram or master class.
An original craft with Santa Claus can be made from strips of paper using the quilling technique. The craft can be either on cardboard in the form of a postcard or in three-dimensional format 2D, 3D.
To create Santa Claus using the quilling technique, we twist paper strips into shapes and lay them out sequentially to create a finished image.
You can also use paper to make Santa Claus using the technique papercraft according to ready-made schemes.
Happy creativity!
And I would like to suggest making Santa Claus out of paper in this way according to the scheme:
Or like this:
To make Santa Claus out of paper, bedet, you need to take one-sided colored paper exactly red and then proceed to step-by-step folding. Just draw out the elements of the face with a pen or black felt-tip pen.
Craft Santa Claus from paper on New Year is done in an incredibly large number of ways, but in my answer I will focus only on those that are easy to do and can be done as New Year’s crafts with a child in kindergarten or school.
The first Santa Claus is made using the origami technique, follow the steps of the photo master class and you will get a beautiful, quick New Year's craft:
You can also make Santa Claus from improvised materials; you can use napkins and disposable paper plates:
It’s easy to make a paper Santa Claus craft from ready-made diagrams that need to be printed on a color printer, cut out and glued, see below:
There are many ideas on how to make Santa Claus out of paper, and one cannot ignore such a popular form of creativity as origami.
You can make origami Santa Claus by repeating the steps of this detailed diagram:
Santa Claus with a bag of gifts! You can complete the facial features, this will make Frost even better!
You can make Santa Claus out of paper using a different technique using strips of paper:
Another diagram. Using it you need to cut out Santa Claus from paper. This craft can be done with children:
Video on how to make Frost out of paper:
You can make Santa Claus from paper very simply; there are a lot of manufacturing techniques. For example, you can download and print Grandfather’s blanks on a color printer. Then cut and glue, if desired, decorate with sparkles, beads, sequins or tinsel.
Recently, modular origami has become fashionable, where small pieces are used to make a three-dimensional craft on absolutely any theme.
Video master class of modular Santa Claus with your own hands.
Also relevant are various applications with Santa Claus in children's crafts for competitions in kindergarten or school. Video master class with an application for the New Year together with a child.
I'll offer a few more options.
1) Wall-mounted option, easy to do with your child, and the beard options can be any, not necessarily glued rings, just cut paper:
2) Here’s an option, you’ll need... cores from rolls toilet paper:
3) Print on a color printer or simply redraw and color, then assemble:
4) I like this option the most, it’s so original and at the same time uncomplicated:
5) Elegant origami with Santa Claus, it turns out plump like this:
6) Another option with origami, this time talking Santa Claus:
7) Here is a master class on how to make origami like this Santa Claus, I think this one is most similar to our real Santa Claus:
Do Santa Claus made of paper easy enough. To do this, roll a piece of paper into a cone ( white), cut with scissors where necessary and glue. The cone that we get should be stable. Next, we’ll draw Santa Claus’s eyes, mouth, nose, cheeks, hat and hands using felt-tip pens or paints. And from paper we will glue eyebrows, hair, beard and fringe to the fur coat. Next, cut out the fringe from paper and glue it to Santa Claus’s hat. Let's decorate Santa Claus' sheepskin coat with snowflakes. As a result, you will get Santa Claus, as in this photo:
Or the second one version of paper Santa Claus. Let's print the picture attached below. Next, cut out the parts of Santa Claus, fold them and glue them together, as in this diagram:
It's easy to make Santa Claus out of paper. For example. You can use this lesson and make Santa Claus.
To make it, you only need a sheet of paper (the paper should be red on one side and white on the other) and scissors. Cut out a rectangle, then place the sheet in front of you so that one of the sharp sides is facing you, then fold the sides as shown in Figure 2. At the next stage, fold the corner with the opposite corner and turn the craft over (Figure 4).
An excellent option for making Santa Claus out of paper with your children. You will need red cardboard, white paper, paints or pencils, some cotton wool or foam, glue and scissors. First, we take red cardboard and make a cone out of it, this is our future hat. We decorate the cone on the top and along the edge with cotton wool, just glue it with glue. Next, take cardboard yellow, white or beige color and make a cone again, but larger in size than the red one (hat), this will be our Grandfather’s body. Now, with a pencil, draw the contours that will separate the face and clothes. We paint the bottom red, and draw eyes and cheeks on the face. The beard can be made from paper, cut it into strips, or glue it with cotton wool. We again glue cotton wool onto the hem, collar and along the body. We draw the hands, cut them out and glue them to the body. By the way, you don’t have to glue the cotton wool, you can just paint it with white paint, but with cotton wool the craft will look more beautiful.
They are all quite easy to make. You can also try Santa Claus from origami modules. It will turn out something like this.
Of course, such work will require much more effort and time, but such a souvenir can be given to someone for a holiday.
On this holiday, the kind wizard Santa Claus comes to us and makes our deepest wishes come true. How to make Santa Claus with your own hands?
There are so many ways to make Santa Claus that you can list them until the Christmas holidays. Therefore, we bring to your attention only some ideas that can become the basis for creating new images.
Santa Claus using plasticine technique
The most classic material for children's crafts is plasticine. To make a craft using the technique of plasticineography or painting with plasticine, we apply a plasticine background to a cardboard base.
Attach Santa Claus' fur coat from red plasticine.
We sculpt the grandfather’s head from plasticine and fix it in place.
Attach the sleeves of the fur coat.
We attach felt boots and a bag with gifts. We decorate the fur coat with buttons and trim.
We make a real winter blizzard from thin plasticine sausages. We decorate the craft with plasticine snowflake dots.
Plasticine Santa Claus can be used as a Christmas tree decoration.
Paper Santa Claus applique
The classic version of the craft is. The simplest option for making crafts is applique. We cut out blanks for crafts from colored paper.
Glue on the face and red cap.
Glue on the eyes, nose and white strips of paper for the beard.
Curl your beard using a pencil.
The beard can be made only from the bottom or the entire lower part of the face can be covered. Paper Santa Claus applique - ready!
You can add volume to your beard, mustache and fur trim on your hat using cotton balls.
You can make Santa Claus a nose from a fluffy pompom.
Santa Claus applique made of cotton balls with a pompom
Watch the video on how to make a full-length Santa Claus applique.
Three-dimensional paper Santa Claus craft
Any child can make a magical character out of paper with their own hands. And so that the craft doesn’t turn out boring, let’s add some zest to it. In order to make a three-dimensional Santa Claus out of paper, we will need to fold the red paper into a cone.
Paper cone
Glue the face onto the cone.
We will cut out the arms from paper, and make the legs from ice cream sticks.
This fun craft can be placed on a chair or table. Santa Claus from a cardboard cone is ready!
Santa Claus using quilling technique
Using a cardboard cone, you can make Santa Claus using the quilling technique. Glue a cone out of red cardboard.
From paper strips We roll up paper rolls. We fix the tip of each curl with glue.
Glue white and red rolls onto the cone, forming a collar and buttons.
We make two large rolls from beige paper and press them a little, making them slightly convex.
Glue white curls - hair - onto one of the rolls.
We connect two beige rolls together - we get a head. We place red curls on top of the white curls - the hair - for a hat. Glue the mustache and beard onto the bottom beige roll.
Glue on the eyes. Strongly elongated red rolls are used to make hands.
We make palms from small beige rolls. Decorate the rest of the cone with red swirls. We made a very beautiful Santa Claus using the quilling technique.
It's even easier to do three-dimensional figurine using cardboard sleeves from toilet paper. Paint the bushing red.
Glue on the felt face.
We make a cap and hair: we wrap a piece of padding polyester in red chenille wire, give it a spiral shape, decorate the tip with a white pompom.
Glue on the pompom nose. We make a belt from black lace, and a buckle from a tin can opener.
Santa Claus made of cardboard roll and fabric
For the craft we will need: a cardboard roll, fabric, cotton wool, glue, scissors, a button, red beads and factory eyes. We wrap the sleeve in red cloth and immediately form a cap from it. We make a face out of cotton wool.
Glue on the eyes. We make the cheeks and nose from red beads. All that remains is to attach the pompom to the cap and decorate grandpa’s costume with buttons.
DIY Santa Claus made from cork
You can make a three-dimensional figurine from a wine cork. We paint half of it with red paint.
Cut out a circle from felt.
Cut the circle into three sectors.
We make a cap out of felt, immediately gluing a loop to it.
Glue the cap to the cork.
Draw the eyes and nose. Glue on Santa Claus's beard. We make a cotton wool edge on the cap.
Santa Claus from traffic jams - ready!
A very cute New Year's Santa Claus pendant is made from a painted pine cone.
Santa Claus, made from a child's palm, will leave a touching memory of a small child's hand. For the craft we need to make salt dough, which we roll out into a layer of medium thickness. We apply a pen and use a stack to cut out the contours of the palm. Make a hole in the top. Place the pieces in the oven to dry and harden.
After the blanks have dried, paint them white.
Then we draw the face and cap of Santa Claus. Covering the craft clear varnish. Let Santa Claus dry and tie a beautiful ribbon. The original salt dough pendant is ready!
An interesting Santa Claus is made from disposable wooden spatulas or ice cream sticks.
Glue them in a row.
Cover the sticks with white paint.
We decorate the face with cardboard eyes and a nose, and make a beard from cotton balls. We glue the cap from red cardboard and decorate it with a cotton pompom.
Santa Claus made from popsicle sticks is ready!
You can make a craft from one stick.
We paint it red, leaving some free space - this will be the face. We decorate the face with a cotton beard and the edge of a cap, and glue on toy eyes.
The suit is completed with buttons. Even kids can cope with this task.
This original craft is made from a disposable plate that turns into the body of Santa Claus.
For greater resemblance, glue a felt belt with a large buckle to the plate.
Cut out a circle from cardboard - the head.
We decorate it with a cardboard cap and toy eyes.
We make a beard and fur from decorative shavings. We cut out felt boots from felt, and hands from cardboard. We connect the parts - and the craft is ready.
It is quite possible to make such a Santa Claus with your own hands, where he will find a worthy place on the wall of the reception room or playroom.
Look at the video for another version of Santa Claus from a disposable plate:
DIY felt Santa Claus
A very cute Santa Claus is made from felt. For the craft, cut out blanks from felt, as in the photo.
We sew or glue light beige felt to the red part - the face of Santa Claus. We secure the two red blanks with pins, then sew them together along the edge. Leave a small hole.
We turn the craft inside out and stuff it with cotton wool or synthetic fluff. Sew up the hole.
Glue the beard, mustache and the edge of the white felt hat to the craft.
Sew beads on the eyes and nose. We decorate the craft with decorative elements. If you sew a ribbon to Santa Claus's hat, you can make a charming Christmas tree decoration out of it.
DIY Santa Claus drawing
You can draw Santa Claus for the New Year. First, we make a pencil drawing according to the sample.
Wet the surface of the sheet. Apply a blue background with watercolors. Due to the fact that the sheet will be wet, we will get very interesting stains on the sheet. You can sprinkle the background with salt, it will make the background seem to be covered with small dots - snowflakes. After the picture dries, the excess salt will need to be removed.
Using bright yellow color we draw the outline of a magic star on the staff.
We color the fur coat and hat.
We paint the face with beige and pink paint.
We outline the facial features with a black marker. You can use a marker to highlight all the other elements of the design - a fur coat, mittens, felt boots, an asterisk, a bag.
The painting “Grandfather Frost” with gifts is ready!
DIY painting "Grandfather Frost"
Look at the video - how to draw Santa Claus step by step:
Santa Claus in tilde style. How to sew a Santa Claus doll?
Santa Claus tilde - ultra fashionable and beautiful craft. Below we have placed patterns that you can print out and use them to cut out parts of Santa Claus's body. Sew the head and arms together.
We stuff the head and arms and sew them together.
We sew the legs. Then we stuff the legs with padding polyester.
We cut out clothes for grandpa and dress him. We decorate Santa Claus with a beard and a cap made of thread.
Santa Claus in tilde style (patterns)
These different Santa Clauses can play the role of one of the main characters of the magical holiday per year.
Competitions for the best have begun in schools and kindergartens creative works among pupils and parents. The New Year theme is quite extensive. In some groups it was decided to make a mitten from scrap materials, in others - a Christmas tree, in others - New Year's toys. My daughter and I have already knitted a mitten with fairy-tale characters (a scratching mouse, a jumping frog, etc.). There are up to a dozen different paper Christmas trees at home. So, today we’ll make a simple one New Year's toy. It will be Santa Claus.
Children of primary school age can handle this craft made from colored paper without any help. Children are not yet able to do this kind of work.
So, let's prepare:
- scissors
- white and colored paper
- pencils.
Next you need to make a fur trim for the hat and fur coat. We will need two white stripes approximately 10 mm wide. Let's bend the strip in half lengthwise, and use scissors along the edge opposite to the fold, cutting a narrow short fringe.
Glue the fur trim to the bottom of the fur coat. We immediately decide on the height of the hat and mark the edge of the headdress with a white border.
Next, cut out an elongated trapezoid from a landscape sheet and carefully round all four corners. Immediately cut thin long strips into the resulting figure - a beard. At the end of the work, we will go through each hair with the blade of the scissors to fluff up the snow-white beard.
Using gouache, watercolors, felt-tip pens or pencils, we draw the face of Santa Claus. Distinctive feature The hero's appearance includes thick eyebrows and a mustache.
We will also cut out the hair for our craft from paper. No difficulties.
All that remains is to glue all the parts into place. Santa Claus made from colored paper is ready. Of course, if you wish, you can continue the work, in particular, design the hero’s arms and legs. However, the craft also looks great in its presented form.
Let's put Santa Claus next to the paper Christmas tree. The tree is made of multi-colored (white and green) palms. We will place tinsel next to the children's crafts. It's a pity that there were no silver items at home. We will correct any misunderstanding this coming weekend. You still have to prepare for the matinee.
You don’t need to look for a special occasion to practice with children, because it helps mental development, the formation of useful skills and abilities in smart kids. But the theme of all kinds of crafts may differ depending on the season, the child’s mood or upcoming events. So, New Year is the most long-awaited holiday of the year. Absolutely all children remember him as soon as the first cold weather arrives. Naturally, interesting New Year's creativity helps brighten up the anticipation of a bright holiday.
In this article we will tell you how to make a paper Santa Claus from a cone with your own hands; the master class is provided for the convenience of creating crafts together with children. They can make such a souvenir junior schoolchildren, and children of kindergarten age will need adult help. Follow the tips to spend time with your children fun and easy.
A funny paper Santa Claus made from a cone is made from the following materials:
- a small sheet of cardboard, preferably one side of it is white;
- scissors;
- scraps of red, white, black and yellow paper;
- glue and stapler;
- white napkin;
- a piece of fabric and thread.
Step by step lesson creating a paper Santa Claus from a cone with your own hands
1. Prepare a thick sheet of cardboard in the desired format. The height of the paper Santa Claus will depend on its width.
2. Roll a piece of paper into a cone. For quicker and more secure fastening, use a stapler.
3. Wrap a small piece of red paper around the top of the cone to make a blank for Santa's hat. Cut a rectangle from a ribbed white napkin.
By the way, if you are interested or would like to try your hand at the modular origami technique, then we suggest you make something like this.
4. Roll the rectangle into a tube and glue it to the bottom edge of the hat to imitate white fur.
5. Cover the bottom of the cone with red paper, but leave a white gap between the fur coat and the hat.
6. Glue black dots – eyes and a red nose – onto the front part of the paper Santa Claus from the cone. Also frame the lower part of the fur coat with a napkin tube.
7. To make hands, use red paper, roll it into a tube and decorate it with fur from a white napkin.
8. From black corrugated paper and a yellow square create a strap, and from black circles - buttons.
9. Use PVA glue to attach the colored paper Santa Claus sleeves.
10. Make a mustache and beard from white pieces of paper and attach to the craft to complete the look of Santa Claus.
11. Now the funny paper Santa Claus from the cone is ready to take pride of place under the small Christmas tree. Be sure to make a small bag out of a piece of fabric secretly from the child and put candy in it.
And from cardboard you can make something like this
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New Year's mood can be lifted in many ways. For example, make a three-dimensional Santa Claus out of paper with your own hands for the New Year from scrap material. We also have a lesson
Just 15 minutes and you will be in the mood, and you will also have a finished craft in your hands, made with your own hands from colored paper.
- Red and white double sided paper
- Red store-bought pompom
- Stationery glue
- Simple pencil
- Marker black
- Scissors
Step by step photo lesson:
We will make the body of Santa Claus in the form of a cone. To make one like this geometric figure- draw a circle on the red double sided paper. You can use a compass or circle a plate. Cut it out. Bend in half. Open and cut along the fold with scissors. We get two halves. For one Santa Claus figurine you will only need one part.
We twist half of the circle and get a cone-shaped figure. Secure the edges with glue. The lower parts can be adjusted with scissors to give an even base.
Then we draw a beard on white paper.
Cut out the beard along the contour. Cut through the middle to create a horizontal slit. We “dress” the beard through the slit. Bend a small part forward to create hair.
Glue the red pompom to the highest point of the cone. This will be the bubo of Santa Claus's hat.
Glue on the plastic eyes. Cut out a mustache from white paper, and a small circle from red paper. Glue the cut out parts just below the eyes. Use a marker to add brightness and clarity.
