Three-dimensional children's people in applique. Templates for paper applications for children: developing artistic talent

Applications for children are one of the most favorite games and fun. But it’s by playing that the little ones learn! They gradually become accustomed to the world of colors and shapes. And they also get satisfaction from the fact that they themselves, with their own hands, can create beauty. And if parents want to help their child, we will give you ideas for appliqué made from colored paper.

What we can offer:

• Schemes and stencils for applications of different figures: flowers, animals, insects and fairy-tale characters.
• We'll show you what interesting, non-traditional appliqué techniques there are.
• And, of course, we will give you a lot of positive emotions! We are sure you will have fun with us!

And most importantly, all these children's applications for toddlers different ages. And in one year the child will be interested in playing, and the older one will enjoy this activity. Why? Because we have prepared a collection that includes applications for children with different abilities.

Who said that plot application is difficult? Even the younger group can cope with some types of applications. Now we will create a beautiful basket with flowers in it.

What we may need for the application:

• Colored thin paper;
• Cardboard;
• Pencil;
• Stencils;
• Glue.

1. If possible, draw a basket, there is no way to draw it, then you can print it from our website. Choose the color yourself, just remember that there will be flowers on her, and she is the background for them.

   Glue the basket to a thicker paper base or cardboard. Then our difficult volumetric paper applique will hold firmly. Starts to create.

2. Using a stencil, cut out circles from a sheet of paper. A stencil can be different objects: small cups, coins, round bottles, cups. Take the paper bright colors, since the pictures should be colorful and joyful. Just suitable entertainment for children 2-3 years old, exactly what they love.
   
   
3. Place a pencil on the colored part, in the middle of the circle, and wrap paper around it. In order for us to get voluminous applications, it is enough to even slightly press the circles against the rod.
   
   
4. Without removing the pencil, dip the center of the future bell or orchid into glue and press it with a pencil. You can continue and stick a second circle of smaller diameter into the very center in the same way to create voluminous poppies and daisies.
   
   

Hedgehog

Applications for the little ones are creativity, where the abilities of even the tiniest fidget are taken into account. And this example with the “hedgehog” is just right for toddlers who, by the age of three, still cannot cut and glue, but they will be great at participating in the work. How?

1. There are two options for preparing to make this applique for kids.

   First. We trace the baby's palm on a sheet of black or brown paper. Cut it out. Glue it. Four palms will be enough.

   
   

   Second option. Either we use finger paints. The child dips his palm, and we help him put his palm in this way several times, at different angles in the upward direction, to make a fan.

2. Cut out something like a boat from paper of the same color. This is the body and nose of the hedgehog (cut out a small circle and glue the “nose” to the edge of the muzzle).
   
   
3. We place the body under the “needles”.
   
   
4. You can draw a mouth and an eye, or make semicircles from red and white paper. Don't forget about the pupils.
   
   
   
   
5. Paper applications would be incomplete without a plot. We come up with a story with the baby. Our hedgehog is coming from the forest, so we’ll cut out and glue his “prey”: an apple and a mushroom.
   
   
   
   
6. We complement the paper applique with small black paws.
   
   

Volumetric ladybug

This application is perfect for children 3-4 years old. It is very easy to make.

Application execution sequence:

Flower meadow

This clearing is an application in younger group for children 4 years old. It can be of any size and color. And several kids can work on it together at the same time. It is only important for each of them to indicate his area of ​​​​work.

Lesson in 3 stages:

Little funny chicken

You can prepare holiday cards in a very original way. The application will help with this preparatory group.

You need to cut out the following parts:

Chick

Kids think abstractly; for them, such a trifle as the color or shape of a character does not matter if his image conveys child-like emotions. But how to make an application exactly so that the baby feels soul mate? Here's a great example of this!

Meet Tsypa! He has:

• Body - square;
• Eye – 2 circles (black and white, and a little more white);
• Beak - triangle;
• The paws are also triangular;
• The wing is a semicircle;
• Tuft - crescent.

Now, trust the little one, let him choose what color will be! Explain what each figure means and why the bird needs it. Isn't that interesting? So, finding the right stencils for applications is already a game. All that remains is to glue everything together!

Sun

Let's complicate the task. We have to help the children learn how to make an applique panel. There are many details that are both a background and an independent part of the picture. The central part is the mischievous face of the smiling Sun.

Leave the work on your kitten's smile. Or you can print ready-made faces:

Now start preparing yellow, golden and orange circles of different sizes.

We assemble a picture on a blue background.

You can stick circles in the form of rays, or in a circle, the main thing is to alternate their colors. The Sun itself will be placed in the middle of the panel.

Lilac

Probably, a broken applique is the sweetest and most tender thing you can imagine. She just looks so fluffy that I can’t believe it was all created. A torn applique achieves this effect due to small uneven parts assembled into one composition.

• Background. There are 2 simple ways create it.
  1) decorate the cardboard with paints;
  2) or, take colored paper and glue it to a more durable base.
  And you can decorate and glue from one, two or more colors.
  
• Vase. Any shape and color is cut out and glued to the background sheet.
  
• Stems and leaves. The cut applique will look even more delicate if you use corrugated paper for the secondary parts of the picture, such as leaves and stems. Cut out thin strips and small leaves. We glue the stems immediately.
  
  
• Lilac. It is very true when the inflorescences, consisting of many small flowers, are made in the style of broken appliqué. This will allow you to depict flowers more realistically.

  First we determine the shape and size of the inflorescences. Cut out the silhouette of each of them from a colored napkin. Attach above the stem.

  
  

  Cut the napkins into small squares. We crumple some of them. Others - we tear into several parts before crumpling them up. This is a material for crafts in the cut-out applique format.

  
  
  

  Lubricate the silhouette of the inflorescences with glue. We press each lump against the silhouette, tightly collecting one against the other, so that there is no gap between them.

  
  
• The finishing touches. Leaves and volume. Add leaves to the composition.
  
  

  And now, so that the broken applique acquires volume, using watercolor, in the color of the inflorescences, only a little darker or lighter in tone, we make a few strokes directly on top of the flowers.

  
  

  The work is done, all that remains is to admire the result and praise the kid for his ideas and work!

  
  

Bouquet

These are not just flowers, but a structure that will stand. In this case we will make all parts of the plant. The flowers themselves, leaves and stems. This simple application middle group The kids will get the hang of it very quickly.

1. Green leaf fold it in half so that the colored part is on the outside. Edge to edge. We secure them. It is very important not to bend it too much, just run your hand lightly in the middle.
   
   
   
2. Now you can make cuts from the middle to the edges of the sheet, not reaching the edge by approximately 1.5-2 cm.
   
   
3. We roll the sheet into a tube and fasten its corners at the bottom one to the other. This results in a stable structure. We slightly spread the “petals” of the bouquet at the top.
   
   
   
4. It will not be difficult to cut out flowers of different colors. They will be nicely decorated with centers that can be made round, heart-shaped, and even triangular or square.
   
   
5. We attach the flowers to the edges of the stems at the top. The bouquet is ready, you can give it as a gift!
   
   

Snowman

We did with you greeting cards, an invitation to a celebration, paintings and even memories of your little one’s childhood. But now we'll try to do Christmas tree toy.

And since it consists of two bases and 16 circles, we print out templates for applications, this will allow you to quickly, and without delaying preparatory work, move on to designing a toy.

Read more about blanks. The basis is 2 circles of the same size, drawn as a figure eight. The additional circles are equal in diameter to those in the base.
We also need a rope 4 times the length of the base. And decorative beads.

Glade

Polyana is a multi-composition appliqué in kindergarten for children 5-6 years old. Here we will get acquainted with models that need to be made first, and only then fixed to the base. Volumetric types of applications are made with such an original sample.

Our base is blue cardboard. This is heaven. The sun is shining. The grass grows and flowers bloom in it. And butterflies and dragonflies flutter above them. All parts are made of accordion-folded paper.

• Grass. We fold a strip 5 cm wide and 2 times longer than the bottom of the base like an accordion. Cut off the top (approx. 1 cm) at an acute angle. Glue the strip.
  
  
• Flower. We fold a long strip 3-5 cm wide and turn it in a circle so as to connect the edges. We secure them. The flower is ready. We make several of these products in different colors.
  
  
  

  Don't forget about the stems (glued strips) and leaves (accordions in half).

  
  
• Butterfly. Cut off and round the edges of a sheet of paper. Fold crosswise like an accordion. We do the same with a sheet of smaller size and a different color.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  We connect 2 sheets in the middle with a strip. We secure them. Spread the wings.

  
  
  
• Sun. Cover the top corner with a yellow triangle. We attach a corrugated strip along its edge, creating rays.
• Dragonfly. Cut from simple sheet 2 blanks. One is in the form of a figure eight, the second is a droplet. Glue a droplet to the base and next to it a figure eight so that between its circles we place corrugated wings fastened in the middle.
• The clearing came to life and bloomed to the delight of the children.
  
  

A collection of applique master classes + interesting ideas

It's nice to know that things made by children different types appliqués, such as appliqués made from torn paper or corrugated material, – good memory. And irrefutable evidence that our little ones have talent. The child is developing. And we help him with this.

Volumetric paper applique - a unique look children's creativity, thanks to which you can glue three-dimensional figures of animals, robots, cartoon characters, houses and even letters of the alphabet. The templates and diagrams that are on our website will help you with this.

How to do it correctly?

Although the name “volumetric applique” sounds unusual, it is not difficult to do. To do this, just print ready-made templates or diagrams, cut them out and glue them along the fold lines. The applique templates are made in such a way that by bending and gluing them along the designated lines, you can get a three-dimensional toy.

Most templates are already presented in color, so you will need to print them on a color printer. However, there are also colorless diagrams on which only conditional lines are indicated. It is enough to apply glue to the side parts of the workpiece and fold it as required by the diagram. If you decide to paint such a blank, you need to do it in advance, since it will be difficult to paint the applique in volumetric form.

Here are some examples of such applications.

Templates

Pyramid

This is the simplest applique that a child can easily make.

1. Print the template.
2. Cut along the outline.
3. If you want to make a colored pyramid, you need to color it before forming the pyramid or simply cut out a template from colored paper.
4. Fold the parts of the workpiece intended for gluing.
5. Spread glue on them and form a pyramid.

Magic forest

Colored toys

This application is a little more complicated, but its principle of operation is the same. There is no need to color it: you just need to print it on a color printer.

1. Cut out the printed template.
2. Fold the template along the fold lines.
3. Lubricate the “wings” with glue and assemble SpongeBob.
4. Check that the glued parts are held tightly.

poppy flower

Now let's try a more complex application - make a poppy flower.

1. Print out the flower templates. If you decide to make a bouquet, you will need several blanks.
2. Cut out the applique components.
3. Place the flower corolla blanks on top of each other so that the petals of the top one are in the spaces between the petals of the bottom one.
4. Glue the whisk together, giving it a three-dimensional shape.
5. Glue the black center inside.
6. Glue leaves on the outside of the flower at equal distances from each other.
7. If you are making a bouquet, then each flower can be placed on a wire stem wrapped in colored paper. You can also paste flowers onto a postcard or a pre-prepared base.

Such voluminous applications will look natural and simply magnificent.

Templates

You can make almost any flowers this way by printing out blanks from the website or preparing voluminous appliqués from multi-colored paper. Here, for example, is a lush carnation. However, unlike the poppy, this applique is more complex, since you will have to form the corolla of the flower from six parts.

Dog booth

Here is another more complex application. From three main parts you can put together a dog house.

1. Print the templates and cut them out along the outline.
2. Fold along the fold lines.
3. Attach the walls to the base of the booth, forming a cube with two pentagonal walls.
4. Glue the green roof on top.

The booth is ready. If you don't have a color printer at home, you can cut out parts from colored paper or simply color the blanks.

Corrugated paper

Corrugated paper is more suitable for creating voluminous appliqués. It is initially a little convex, and if you use this quality correctly, you can do interesting things.

Cornflowers

1. Prepare the base for the applique. This can be cardboard or thick colored paper that is not saturated with glue.
2. We apply the outlines of the drawing to the base in advance.
3. Corrugated paper blue(you can take paper of any shade) cut out small squares measuring 1 sq. cm.
4. Place a pencil in the center of each square and roll it slightly so that the squares take on a three-dimensional appearance.
5. Without removing the pencil, apply glue to the end of the square and glue it.
6. Fill the entire drawing with such squares.

This technique of applique from corrugated paper is called “trimming”. The good thing about it is that the flaws are almost invisible. It is simple enough that even kids can do it.

Hedgehogs

These voluminous appliqués made from colored corrugated paper are simple, but look simply wonderful.

1. Prepare the base. It could be a candy box, colored paper, a postcard, etc.
2. Fold a sheet of corrugated paper 4 or 5 times.
3. Draw 2 circles. To make them even, you can use a compass, cup or glass.
4. Cut out the circles. One hedgehog requires 10-15 circles.
5. Glue the circles together, applying glue only in the center. The edges should remain free.
6. Make frequent cuts and fluff out the ends.
7. Cut out a triangular hedgehog muzzle from cardboard and glue it to the body.
8. Place the hedgehogs on the base.
9. Eyes, mouth and nose can be drawn with a black felt-tip pen or cut out of black paper and glued.
10. In the same way, you can make flowers and grass for a clearing from corrugated paper by folding the paper and making cuts on it.

Here's what kind of hedgehogs you can get.

How to make a 3D postcard from paper?

Applications from ordinary colored or corrugated paper can be made at home, in a kindergarten or an aesthetic center. They are extremely useful for kids, as they develop a sense of color shades, artistic taste, spatial thinking and a sense of composition. Cutting and gluing will have a beneficial effect on fine motor skills children and speech development.

Show your imagination with your children!

• Butterflies, dragonflies They will also look great in the meadow. They are very easy to make using a template.

• Cut out a variety of leaves .

Plants catch our eye every minute, and often we do not notice their beauty. You can transfer the original lines onto paper and use these elements in various decorative works. Paper leaves are interesting and unusual and perfectly enrich compositions.

Nowadays you can find many offers with blanks on the shelves of stationery and bookstores. We used these with our eldest son, but it’s great to come up with something ourselves!

Planar work with three-dimensional elements is perfect for joint creativity with a preschooler.

Don't forget! Working with a child younger age should not be filled with small parts. All preparation will rest on the shoulders of a caring mother.

But the older child can be trusted with more independent activities. Let him participate in all stages of manufacturing the final product. This will emphasize the significance of the child’s endeavors. Will increase the offspring's self-esteem.

2. Volumetric compositions

This image includes crafts that can be placed on a table or hung (on a Christmas tree, on a chandelier, etc.)

• Crafts in which the template is "circle" .

This decoration can be hung as a toy on the Christmas tree if you add a string.

• Figures consisting made of two mirror halves . An older child already has the skill to use scissors. We bend the sheet in half, apply a design and cut it out along with young master. We expand it and get the whole piece. You can add details at the discretion of your dreamer.

We tried making piglets and a giraffe.

It is important to take into account the balance in crafts - the heaviness of the front and back parts of the figurine. To prevent animals from falling, you should bend your neck, head, and legs correctly.

• The shapes are interesting using cones . These are balls, flowers and animals. You can use individual elements in the form of round pointed pyramids. Or cones glued together on a circle-shaped base.

Many of the most difficult and beautiful work They are based on simple templates.

Tools and necessary materials

We will need some items without which we cannot make a craft.

• Colored plain, corrugated or printer paper.
• Glue (I most often use stationery in the form of a pencil).
• Scissors, if children are small, are best used with rounded edges.
• Ruler.
• A simple pencil.
• A stem for a flower; when working with boys, I use straws for cocktails or children’s straws for juices. The bend of the tube can be interestingly played out or cut.

How to make a volumetric applique: step-by-step instructions

"Ladybugs"

This option is perfect for children three to four years old. Mothers should take an active part in the process. We did this work twice with our youngest son. And both times it caused a storm of positive emotions.

Materials:

• red and greenish paper;
• scissors;
• glue stick;
• paint black, white (preferably gouache).

Materials for application

Step 1

Take a red square and bend it along one diagonal, then along the second.

Step 1. Making diagonals

Step 2
Fold the workpiece in half once.

Step 2. Bend the square in half

Step 3

We wrap the opposite parts of the workpiece inside our insect along the fold line. The result is a triangle.

Step 3. Wrap the opposite parts inside

Step 4

Cut off the excess. Give the bug a rounded shape. We cut the upper wings.

Step 4. Cut off the excess in a semicircle
Step 4. Expand, and this is what happened

Step 5

We invite the child to draw dots with black paint. You can do this with your finger or a cotton swab if you don’t want to get dirty (my son prefers the second option). And the eyes will be white to stand out brightly and enliven the picture as a whole.

Step 5. Use black paint to add dots.

Step 6

We will need another smaller red square for our neighbor. We perform all actions in the same sequence. We get a smaller God's creation.

Step 6. In the same sequence, create another ladybug

Step 7

Let's work with a leaf, the basis of our composition. Fold the paper in half along the long side and cut out a leaf of any shape. The size of the base must be suitable for placing the heroes.

Step 7. Cut a piece of paper folded in half into a leaf shape.

Step 8

Let's put our ladybugs on a leaf and glue it on. Our composition is ready. It looks unusual. My little son was very happy with the result and showed it to his dad.

Step 8 Ladybugs glue it to a piece of paper

If your child is a little older, then you can entrust him with the responsible tasks of independently cutting out a leaf and giving the greenery a more interesting look.

You can make folds on a piece of paper
This is what an unfolded leaf looks like, more realistic

Looks much more presentable. If this work is a gift, we will add a pre-prepared inscription.

We collect all the details of the application

My eldest son, 6 years old, and I decided to give one of our grandmothers a “bouquet of hyacinths” as a gift.

"Bouquet of hyacinths"

What we needed:

• xerox paper in yellow and soft lilac (I like to use this because there is a choice of color and tone, the shades are more delicate);
• green corrugated paper (2 tones);
• toothpicks (2 pieces);
• glue stick;
• medium-diameter cocktail straws (5 pieces);
• scissors;
• cardboard cylinder;
• satin ribbon (thin).

Materials for application

Step 1
We are preparing future inflorescences. Divide each sheet into 3 parts along the long side. Cut into strips.
Step 2. Making cuts

Step 3

Twist the cut parts of the flower. To get a more beautiful curl, we do this with a toothpick (on the sharp side, having previously split the very tip of a wooden stick in half).

Step 3. Twist the cut strips

Step 4

We form an inflorescence. Gradually wind the prepared strip onto the straw.

Step 4. Wind the prepared strip onto the straw

Step 5

The plant stem should look natural. To do this, wrap it in a strip corrugated paper green. We used dark green and light green leaves. Glue the beginning of the tape at the base of the flower and wind it with tension. And fix the end of the strip with glue to the tube. Leftovers can be wrapped inside a straw.

Step 5. Wrap the flower stem in green paper

Step 6

We collect the flowers into a bouquet and place them in a vase. If your creative impulse is associated with some event, you can pack flowers or tie them with ribbon. We placed our artwork in a cardboard cylinder. Decorated with fine satin ribbon pink color. You can use a tall glass jar of baby puree as a vessel.

Step 6. We collect the finished flowers into a bouquet and place them in a vase.

Paper is a wonderful material for creativity. An applique made from this material looks very light and elegant. Children will be happy to create together. And you can take a break from your daily routine. Only those who do nothing fail! Bulky paper products can be great memorable gifts mom or grandma.

From very early childhood, your child has the opportunity to see a wide variety of fruits and berries, which means that even then he begins to get acquainted with them. The child gradually remembers what this or that fruit looks like and the name of, then begins to determine the properties and qualities of fruits and berries.

In this article, the News Portal “site” has prepared several options for you volumetric applications from paper on the theme of Fruits and Berries.

By engaging in arts and crafts with your child, you will not only be able to instill in him creativity, but also introduce him even closer to fruits and berries. In the process of creating an application, you can tell your child about the benefits of a particular fruit, adding thematic songs, riddles, proverbs and sayings, rhymes and jokes.

Well, now, let’s move on directly to the master classes on making Fruits and Berries paper appliques.

Applique Apple

Applique Apple made of paper

Such a juicy and tasty fruit as an apple is loved by all children and adults. Dedicate one of your evenings to creating such a voluminous, bright Apple applique.

To make an applique you will need a sheet of cardboard, a set of colored paper, scissors, a glue stick and a regular pencil.

Cut a sheet of colored paper (in our case, bright red colored paper) in half. Fold the halves together and then in half. Draw the silhouette of half an apple with a pencil. Cut with scissors (see photo).

Now glue the resulting rounded halves to a sheet of cardboard, which will be the basis of our fruit appliqué.

From colored paper brown cut out the spine and a leaf from green colored paper. Glue the parts.

From a sheet of white paper, cut out the core for the future apple and glue it. Draw the bones with a black marker.

Strawberry applique

Strawberry applique

The principle of making this application is similar to the previous one. The only difference is to cut correct form. This time the shape will resemble an oblong heart (see photo).

Decorate the finished applique with leaves (template included) and seeds drawn with a black marker.

Cherry applique

And another applique with the image of delicious cherries.

Having mastered this simple technique, you can make applique with your child of absolutely any fruit, berries and even vegetables. The main thing is to choose the right color and cut out the desired shape.

Useful tips

Young children love new and interesting things.

You can interest them in unusual crafts made from simple and familiar things.

It is worth noting that creating applications contributes to the development of a child’s imagination. In addition, the baby develops motor skills and perseverance.

Try to make the child work independently, only helping to turn the whole process into an interesting game.

Paper application: "Still life"

You will need:

Regular (packaging) cardboard

Colored cardboard

Color corrugated cardboard

Colored paper

Scissors

PVA glue

1. Prepare corrugated cardboard white and cut out an oval from it, approximately 30 x 45 cm in size. This oval will serve as a fruit dish.

2. Use regular cardboard to cut strips 2-3 cm wide and of different lengths.

3. Prepare orange cardboard and cut out 2 circles from it, these will be your oranges. Glue small pieces of thick cardboard on the opposite side of the oranges.

4. Take green paper and cut out 15-20 leaves from it. They can be of different sizes. You can use sheets different shades green.

5. Leaves should be glued to the top edge of the dish. Glue the oranges the same (see image).

6. Take yellow cardboard and cut out a pear from it. Cut out a circle from red paper.

7. To make the apples, take bright red cardstock and cut out fruit from it. Yellow crepe paper is suitable for bananas.

8. You should glue pieces of thick cardboard to the back of the fruit.

9. Now glue all the fruits to the dish.

10. Use red corrugated cardboard to cut out 4-5 cherries. You can cut out 4-5 plums from blue cardboard.

11. Prepare shiny green cardboard and cut out 10-12 circles of different diameters from it. These will be your grapes.

12. You can place the grapes on a plate close to each other so that you get a bunch of grapes. You can add leaves made of colored paper to the grapes.

13. Use yellow and brown paper to cut out the tails for the apples and pears. Glue these tails to the craft.

Applications for children: "Leaves"

Children's applications: "Animals from leaves"

In autumn, you can walk through the forest and collect fallen leaves, which have a very beautiful color. In addition, you can find chestnuts, acorns, branches and cones, which can also be used to create a beautiful applique.

You can make animals, bright landscapes, or simply beautiful patterns from leaves.

1. First, the leaves need to be washed and dried.

3. To glue the leaves to the paper, use regular PVA glue.

4. You can use scissors to trim or change the shape of the leaves.

* For more realistic animals in the applique, try preparing animal templates first.

Applications made of colored paper: "Butterflies"

This simple applique will look very nice around the house and your child will really enjoy making it because it is simple and fun.

You will need:

Unusual paper (you can just use colored or velvet paper)

White sheet as a base.

Pencil

Scissors

1. Trace the child’s hands on paper with a pencil.

2. Cut out the resulting palms from paper.

3. Now glue the paper palms to the base (see image).

4. Make the body and head of the butterfly. They can be drawn with paints, pencils or markers, or they can be cut out of colored paper. Draw the mustache.

5. Butterfly wings can be decorated. You can use plasticine, glitter, stickers and much more.

6. Leave the craft to dry, and in the meantime draw the butterfly's face.

7. Then the butterfly can be cut out according to the office. It can be hung above the baby's crib, decorated with walls or flowers.

DIY applications: "Lamb"

From the usual paper napkins a child can make a funny lamb.

Its fur is made from small rolled paper balls.

Parts that are not completely glued, such as a cloud, grass and butterfly wings, as well as the face of a bull, can create a volume effect.

If a baby blows on the grass, its tips will sway, and if it blows on a butterfly, it will seem to begin to move its wings.

You will need:

Colored cardboard

Paper towels

Pencil

PVA glue

Colored paper

For the background, use colored cardboard.

1. First cut out the face and ears of the bull.

2. Glue the parts to colored cardboard, not forgetting to take into account the body, as well as the height of your future grass.

3. Prepare a paper towel. Tear it into small pieces, from which you then roll into balls.

*You can use napkins different colors, then you will get a cheerful multi-colored lamb.

4. Draw the outline of the torso and head using a pencil.

5. Start gluing pieces of crumpled up paper towel to the body of the lamb.

6. Cut out grass from green paper and glue it to the base of the applique.

7. You can add a butterfly or other applique decorations. The butterfly can be cut out of colored paper.

Paper applications for children: "Chickens"

You will need:

White and yellow paper

Cardboard for base

Simple pencil

Markers

1. Prepare a white sheet of paper and draw an egg on it with a pencil.

2. Draw a curved line in the center of the drawn egg.

3. Cut out the egg and cut it into two parts along a curved line - the egg looks like it has split.

4. Prepare yellow paper, draw an egg on it and cut it out. From this oval we will make a hatched chicken.

5. Now the yellow oval needs to be glued to the cardboard (the basis of the entire application). Using a marker, draw eyes, beak, legs and wings on the oval to create a chicken.

6. Glue the bottom half of the white egg on top of the chicken, covering the bottom half. And stick the other half next to or on the head of the chicken.

Application for a child (3-4 years): “Towel for Grandma”

You will need:

Colored paper

Velvet paper

Crepe paper

Double-sided colored paper

Scissors

PVA glue

1. Let the child cut out all kinds of patterns from colored paper - circles, squares, stripes.

* You can draw the ornament in advance so that you know which parts to cut out. This way you teach your child to plan.

* Try to draw the patterns yourself and let your child cut them out. Or ask your child to repeat your patterns on a separate piece of paper.

2. Place all the patterns on a sheet of double-sided colored paper or cardboard so that you get an interesting design. This will give you an idea of ​​what it will look like.

3. Make a fringe on opposite sides of the carpet.

4. It’s time to glue the pattern pieces for the rug, after which you can give the craft to your grandmother.

Volumetric paper applique: "Rowan branch"

You will need:

Napkins (red, orange, green)

Cardboard or thick paper

Scissors

PVA glue

Drawing or print of rowan

1. Prepare a napkin of red or orange color. Tear or cut small squares or rectangles from it and roll them into small balls.

* You can ask your child what such a ball looks like, and then together remember all the familiar berries.

* Let the child roll up as many of these rowan berries as he wants.

2. To make leaves, you need a green napkin. Cut rowan leaves from such a napkin. One leaf consists of several layers of green tissue.

To make a leaf, you need to fold the napkin in half lengthwise, then twist one of the ends to make a twig.

3. After making several branches, you can glue the leaves.

*You can use several shades of green to make the applique more realistic.

Application "Chamomile flowers"

You will need:

Colored paper (white, yellow, green)

Colored cardboard (in this case blue color)

For one flower:

1. Cut out one circle from yellow paper - this will be the middle of the flower.

2. Cut a strip of white paper 5 mm wide and 7-8 cm long.

2.1 Fold the strip into a loop and glue the ends.

* The petal can be any size.

2.2 You need to make a few more petals.

3. To assemble the flower, glue the petals onto the yellow circle (this must be done from the wrong side).

4. Glue all the flowers onto a sheet of colored cardboard. You can add a few green leaves from colored double-sided paper.

*You can make flowers different sizes and from paper of different colors.

Application in kindergarten: "Lake"

You will need:

Colored paper

Cardboard (in this case blue)

Watermelon seeds

Plasticine (if desired)

PVA glue

Scissors.

1. Prepare blue cardboard and cut out a large oval from it, which will serve as the basis for the entire application.

2. Making water lilies.

Prepare double-sided colored paper. From it you can make water lilies, reeds and sedges.

2.1 First, draw water lily leaves on green paper and then cut them out.

2.2 To make three-dimensional flowers, use yellow double-sided paper, from which you need to cut out several small identical circles.

2.3 Now make a fold on each yellow circle - you will get a small cap.

2.4. Use glue to create inflorescences from blanks - just put one cap into another and glue them together.

3. Glue the leaf along with the flower to a large oval, which plays the role of a lake.

4. Making reeds.

Prepare green and brown paper.

4.1 Roll the green paper into a tube to make a stem (you can use a toothpick to wrap the paper around it for convenience).

4.2 You need to cut the paper from the bottom and bend it a little, so you can glue the stem to the base.

4.3 Now the top of the stem can be sealed with brown paper.

5. Making bushes.

Prepare rectangles from several shades of green paper. Cut these rectangles into noodles, make bushes out of them, and then glue them along the shores of the lake.

6. Making local inhabitants.

You can do this if you want to further decorate your applique.

Try making a green island decorated with berries made from plasticine. Glue this island in the center of the composition.

* You can also make a rocky shore by gluing a few watermelon seeds to the base.

* To create the inhabitants of the lake, use colored paper from which you can cut out an oval and wings for a dragonfly.

* To give the dragonfly volume, try making a fold at the base of the wings.

* Glue the dragonfly onto one of the water lily leaves or just onto the base.

Fabric appliqués: decorating a bag

If you want to make a beautiful handbag for yourself or your daughter, then such a simple applique will suit you perfectly.

This method is quite simple, and the result will pleasantly surprise you.