Showing posts with label paper craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper craft. Show all posts
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
PINWHEEL
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Construction paper, wire, bead or rubber that can be used as a stopper, pencil or wooden stick
PROCEDURE•Take your square construction paper and draw a diagonal from the top left corner to the bottom right corner and from the top right corner to the bottom left corner.
•Make a hole in the center. Use a compass and draw a circle around the center point that measures about 3 cm. Cut each of the lines from the corner to the circle.
•Punch a small hole on the side of each corner as shown in the picture.
•Coil your wire around the wooden stick. Attach a wooden ball to the wire and then insert the wire through small hole in the center of your paper
•Start with one corner and bend the paper over so that the wire can be inserted into the punched hole. Continue this with each of the 3 other corners.
•This is how the pinwheel looks once all of the ends are attatched to the center. Use your hand to hold it together until the next step is completed.
•Add a punched out motif to the center if desired and then another wooden ball or bead or rubber. Use the pliers to bend the remaining wire over into a loop so that the wire is secure. If done correctly the pinwheel can now spin in a breeze. If it gets caught on the stick, you may need to bend the wire some until it is sitting correct and can turn freely.
Labels:
Art for kids,
Kids craft,
paper craft,
pinwheel
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
ROCKING DUCK
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Scissors, Paper plates, Glue, Crayons or poster colours
PROCEDURE•For the body, cut out a circle from the edge of a paper plate
•Cut out a head from the left over circle. Glue it on the body
•Fold another paper plate in half. Glue the duck onto the folded edge
•Colour the duck, Colour the folded paper palte in blue colour so that it looks like water. Now push the duck so that it rocks.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
PAPER DECORATION
Pleated paper Decorations
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Decorative Paper, Graph Paper,Glue
Pleated paper can be adapted to produce a wide variety of designs. It can be shaped into a chain, opened into a star or cut into a dainty snowflake.First pleat the graph paper in the desired intervals, then flatten it out and lay on it decorative paper to be folded. Starting at one end, refold the graph and decorative paper together to reproduce accordion pleats of uniform size.
FAN SHAPED DECORATION
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Colour papers- any 3 colour, scissors, compass- to draw circle, glue, stapler and thread
PROCEDURE
•Any three colours can be used to make this beautiful decorative chain. The number of pieces depends on how long a chain you want to make.
•Take three different shades of decorative paper of slightly different sizes. Here I have taken orange, green and pink
•To make one fan shaped piece, stack three pieces of the different shades of paper one above the other.
•The smaller size of paper should be on top. Make accordion pleats i.e small pleats of equal width at equal distance.
•Hold the pleated papers together and staple in the center. Make a number of fan shaped pieces in the same manner and keep aside two of them.
•Join the remaining pieces together with glue to form a chain.
•The two pieces kept aside can be used as the end pieces
•The same chain can be pulled into a circle to form a decorative star design. The ends of the fan shaped pieces which forms the inner layer of the circle can be glued together to form the design as shown in figure. Five fan shaped pieces are needed to form a small star shaped design.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
PAPER PLATE ANGEL
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Paper plate, pink and black colour chart paper
PROCEDURE
Cut the paper plate into half
Make a cone with one piece and this forms the body of the angel
Cut two wing shapes on the other half, can cut Hands too
Pink colour chart can be used for face and hand
Black can be used for head and hair
If u wanna hang the angel, take a thread and attach it to the back of the head or use aluminium foil paper.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
CHRISTMAS TREE
PAPER CHRISTMAS TREE
Make a simple 3-dimensional Christmas tree from construction paper. These trees look great sitting on the mantle or on a windowsill
MATERIALS REQUIRED
• Green construction paper
• Crayons, markers, glitter glue, or tempera paint
• Scissors
• Clear tape
• Optional: Other colors of construction paper, glue, hole punch, stickers
PROCEDURE
• Fold a piece of green construction paper in half, then cut it in half.
• Put the two pieces together, and fold them in half again.Draw half a Christmas tree opposite the fold
• Cut along the line - you should get two identical trees.
• Fold the trees in half, just barely creasing the center line (this is to mark the center of the tree).
• Cut a slit along the bottom half of the center of one tree and along the top half of the center of the other tree.
• Slip the two trees together along the slits.
• Using clear tape, tape the bottoms and tops together (pieces of tape on the bottom and at the top make the tree stand up well and stop the slit ends from flopping over).
• Decorate your tree with crayons, markers, glitter glue, or tempera paint. Or you can glue on tiny construction paper decorations or use star stickers. You can cut out tiny paper balls using a hole punch.
• Now you have a really nice 3-dimensional Christmas decoration.
• Optional: cut out a small construction paper star and cut a tiny slit in it. Put the star on the top of the tree (and secure it with some tape).
For a bigger tree: Start with two pieces of green construction paper, and fold them so they make a long, thin rectangle. Draw a tree opposite the fold. The rest of the instructions are the same
PAPER CUP CHRISTMAS TREE
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Paper cup, Scissors, A balloon stick or anyother stick, Pencil, Rubberband
PROCEDURE
• Measure 0.5cm from the rim of the cup and draw around it
• Increase the measurement of the other cups by 0.5cm, that is the second cup will be 1cm, 3rd will be 1.5cm and so on.
• Lable the cups with the tallest as 1 and the shortest as 1.
• Cut the cups into srips and don’t worry about the thickness. Irregular thickness looks nicer.
• Curl the strips with the help of a pencil. Use smaller objects to have thin full curls. Do this to all the cups
• Now pierce all the cups in the center. Now insert the cups one by one into the balloon stick
• Tie a rubber band around the stick as stopper so that the cups wont slip
• Pierce the top of the stick through the cup with the base facing outwards, starting from no.10, leaving a bit of space inbetween 2 cups.
• Now pierce a paper cup and insert the stick on to the cup, which serves a base for the tree to stand
• Now the Christmas tree is ready for decoration.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Paper Sculpture
Materials Required
newspaper, tissue paper, cardboard,glue,paint,masking tape and gold powder
Procedure
1. Take newspaper and roll it tightly with a help of a broom stick.
2. now stick the other end so the role doesnt come out
3. Make as many rolls needed
4. Now bend a paper roll to make the torso, 2 hands
5.make a ball of newspaper for the characters head
use masking tape to attach the body parts
6.mix glue with water 1:3 and apply over the sculpture and paste the tissue paper
7.allow it to dry for a day and paint it black
8.take it on the next day and apply gold powder
9.now ur paper sculpture is ready for display
10.prepare musical instruments or sports article with cardboard and attach it to give a better look.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Paper Weaving Technique
Materials Required: A4 sheet, colour paper, knife or blade, pencil and acrylic colours or water colours
Procedure
Draw the outline picture of a bird or animal tat u want to create with this technique on the A4 sheet
Have a reference picture and select colours accordingly
Use blade to make slits. Insert the colour strips one by one…
Make sure tat the colour paper and white(A4 sheet) comes alternatively
Procedure
Draw the outline picture of a bird or animal tat u want to create with this technique on the A4 sheet
Have a reference picture and select colours accordingly
Use blade to make slits. Insert the colour strips one by one…
Make sure tat the colour paper and white(A4 sheet) comes alternatively
Labels:
paper craft,
paper creatures,
paper cutting,
Paper weaving
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Paper Quilling
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