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7. Roll up a ball of black plasticine. From it and half a black bead (or a whole bead) we make the middle of an open poppy. We draw the stamens with a black marker:

The “Poppies” paper applique is quite complex and is suitable for children aged 7-8 years. Colorful bright poppy flowers are cut out from a round blank. This application is a great opportunity to introduce children to such a drawing tool as a compass, teach them how to draw circles of the required diameter, and divide a circle into parts. But this is an optional, optional task. You can make the “Poppies” applique without using a compass, but use glasses of different diameters as templates. Another technique that the guys will master when doing this work is cutting out shapes with six-ray symmetry. Having mastered folding paper in this way, children will then be able to cut out “correct” snowflakes. After all, in nature, snowflakes have exactly six rays, and not eight, which is how snowflakes cut out by children usually turn out. Be sure to take matte cardboard and paper for applique. Glossy cardboard and coated paper do not work well with glue.
Step 1
From red paper, cut out three red circles with a diameter of about 7 cm and three black circles with a diameter of about 4 cm. To do this, you can use a compass or circle round objects of a suitable diameter - for example, a glass and a glass.
If you use a compass, you can immediately outline six future petals. To do this, without changing the opening of the compass with which you drew the circle, insert a needle into any place on the circle and make a notch mark. Then place the needle of the compass on the mark you just made and apply the next stroke. Thus, moving around the circle, divide it into six parts.

Step 2
Using the marks we made, fold the red circle in half, and then into three more parts. If you did not mark six notches with a compass, then do this operation “by eye”. Round both corners with scissors and unfold the workpiece. The poppy seed base is ready. Let's repeat the same operation with the rest of the colors.
Step 3
In the same way, fold the black circles and cut out the middle. You can cut it completely arbitrarily.
Step 4
Glue the black parts onto the red applique poppies.

Cut out round or oval centers from green paper. Glue them on top. You can cut the petals. This will give greater volume and “liveness” to the application.
For younger children, you can simplify the application by making the middle of the poppy simply from two circles - a large black one and a small green one. In addition, such a simplified version of the poppy can become a red stripe on. White and blue stripes can be made from and.
Step 5
Making poppy buds for our applique. Take a green rectangle measuring 2x3 cm, fold it in half and round the corners with scissors. Cut out a small triangle in the middle. We cut out a circle or oval from red paper by hand and glue it to the back of our bud. Let's make two such buds.
Step 6
Cut out the leaves. To do this, take a rectangle of green paper measuring 5x7 cm and fold it in half. Draw half a leaf. You can do this yourself or use a template. We need to cut out 6-7 such leaves, preferably from green paper of two different shades.
Step 7
Cut out 5 long thin strips from green paper - these are the stems. There is no need to pre-draw lines using a ruler. If the thickness varies, then this may even become a plus rather than a minus of the work. But this is a great opportunity to train children’s eyesight.
Step 8
Now all the parts of our application are ready - all that remains is to assemble them.

Let's take a sheet of yellow cardboard and arrange the poppies on it the way we want to see them in the finished applique. Taking off one flower at a time, we will use a pencil to mark their locations.
Let's take the stem strips and glue them on. We glue it from below to the center of the sheet, and from above to the intended points. The stems for the buds can be bent. It’s easier to glue the stems not entirely, but at two points – at the bottom and at the top. For buds with a fold of paper - at the bottom and at the fold.
Glue the paper poppies onto the applique base.
Let's glue the leaves. The paper application “Poppies” is ready!
You can simplify the work by making it less naturalistic. In this case, you only need to make poppies and leaves.

To make the work more interesting, you can take not a rectangle, but, for example, a circle as the basis of the application.

Three-dimensional paper applique is a unique type of 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. Cover them with glue and form a pyramid.

Magical 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 firmly attached.

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 stick flowers on 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. From blue corrugated paper (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. For one hedgehog, 10-15 circles are required.
5. Glue the circles, applying glue only in the center. The edges must remain free.
6. Make frequent cuts and fluff the ends.
7. Cut out a triangular muzzle of a hedgehog 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 are some hedgehogs you can get.

How to make a 3D paper card?

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 children's fine motor skills and speech development.

Let your imagination run wild with your kids!