Easy New Year's crafts for kindergarten. Snowflake made from pasta. New Year's crafts pendants

Marina Suzdaleva

The pre-New Year's time of miracles is coming, when you want to believe a fairy tale and give a little magic to yourself, your children and the whole family. Traditionally, at this time, parents and children make crafts, prepare gifts and cards for relatives, and the Club of Passionate Mothers conducts.

On the eve of the New Year 2016, we announced a competition DIY “Christmas tree” crafts with children. And today we are pleased to present to your attention forest beauties made in different techniques by children and their parents.

1. Kanzashi style Christmas tree

My name is Natalia, and my daughter is Stefania, she is 6 years old and 1 month old. We are from Almaty (Kazakhstan).
For the competition we made a Christmas tree from satin ribbons in kanzashi (tsumami) style. My daughter and I work together 50/50. The first half - I did the folding of the petals, because... there is work with fire.

Stefania cut out a shape for the Christmas tree from felt, glued the finished petals (except for the first top row) and decorated the Christmas tree with beads (I only dripped hot glue).

2. Christmas tree made from pasta, pumpkin seeds and green tea

Irina Ryabtseva and Pasha (2 years 11 months), from Vladivostok, made a Christmas tree from unusual materials for creativity.

To make the base - the cone, we will need:

• green cardboard (A4);
• green tea(dry);
• PVA glue.

Christmas tree decorations:

• “bow” pasta;
• acrylic paints;
• pumpkin seeds;
• gel pencil with glitter;
• sequins;
• textile bow on the top of the head;
• cotton wool;
• hot melt adhesive.

Manufacturing process:

1. We make a cone out of cardboard, grease it with glue, glue the tea leaves (our green tea was flavored, so the Christmas tree turned out “fragrant”);
2. Paint the pasta with acrylic paint;
3. We cover the seeds with sparkles and glue sequins on them;
4. Using hot glue, glue the decorations onto the Christmas tree;
5. Glue the Christmas tree onto a cardboard circle and decorate the bottom of the Christmas tree with “snow” made of cotton wool. Add small cotton wool “fluffs” to the Christmas tree;
6. Attach a textile bow to the top of the Christmas tree.

3. Plasticine Christmas tree

My name is Ekaterina Golova, and my daughter is Varvara. We are from Moscow.

The craft was made by my daughter, who is now 3 years and 1 month old. To make a Christmas tree we will need green plasticine; if this is not enough, you can mix blue and yellow.

Manufacturing process:

1. Roll out the plasticine into a cone shape and divide it into parts;
2. Roll out each part into balls of different sizes. We form cakes from the balls, starting with the largest and ending with the smallest. We fashion “caps” out of the cakes, like a mushroom. Using a child’s fork or knife, we imitate needles and assemble a Christmas tree;
3. We make a small stand from brown plasticine and place the Christmas tree on the stand;
4. We decorate the Christmas tree: we sculpt multi-colored balls and snow from white plasticine in the form of a small ribbon and secure everything to the tree.

4. Volumetric Christmas tree made of paper

The second craft for the competition was made by my son Egor, who is 5 years old (mother Ekaterina Golova).

Manufacturing process:

• cut out the contours of four identical Christmas trees;
• fold them in half;
• coat one side with glue and glue it to half of the other Christmas tree;
• connect all four parts in the same way.

It turns out volumetric Christmas tree, which we decorate with circles of colored paper, gluing them onto the craft.

5. DIY snow-covered Christmas tree

My name is Irina Bredis, son Roma (6 years and 5 months). We are from the Moscow region, Shchelkovo.

The Christmas tree was made for a crafts competition in kindergarten, the idea came in one evening and was received with a bang by my son! He enthusiastically got involved in the work and completed almost all of it. I usually try to choose crafts that the child can do himself.

The craft was done as follows:

• bought a foam base in the shape of a cone;
• We cut out a lot of snowflakes from colored foil paper using a shaped hole punch;
• first we glued green snowflakes onto a glue stick;
• secured the colored snowflakes with multi-colored safety pins;
• A star-shaped button was attached to the top of the head.

That's all, the snow-covered Christmas tree is ready!

6. Craft “Christmas tree” from a pine cone

I am Dasha Martynova, my daughter’s name is Tasya, she is almost 3 years old. This year we decided to complete the tasks of Santa Claus every day, which the snowman brings to us. One of the tasks was to make a Christmas tree out of a pine cone.

Manufacturing process:

1. We make the base from the lid and plasticine;
2. We paint a large cone, pour it with PVA glue and sprinkle star-shaped confetti and artificial snow on top;
3. Instead of a tip there is a snowflake from Christmas tree beads.

Tasya did everything herself with my tips.

7. Craft “Christmas tree” made of cardboard and crepe paper

Hello! My name is Tatyana Globa and I work as a teacher with children 3-4 years old, doing arts and crafts with them. We made a craft for your Christmas tree competition.

For production we will need:

• cardboard;
• crepe paper;
• glue.

Manufacturing process:

• cut out a circle from cardboard and divide it in half;
• We roll up a cone from one half - this is the base of the Christmas tree;
• from crepe paper make a lot of lumps and glue them in a circle.

And we also made a Christmas tree from pine cones and decorated it with lumps of plasticine (but this is an addition, without a master class).
Author of the work: Grishutin Sergey, 4 years old. Krasnodar region, Korenovsk.

My name is Tatyana Stepankina, Moscow, and my daughter Varvara (4 years old) and I decided to take part in the competition.

We knead pancakes from green plasticine and string them onto a toothpick, each time taking less and less plasticine. When all the tiers are ready, decorate with beads and insert a cone-shaped bead on top.

9. Elegant satin Christmas tree

When I received the letter with the task, I invited the family to participate. My son enthusiastically supported the idea, and, to my surprise, my husband also expressed a desire to take part in the process! Therefore, we did not put it off for a long time and immediately got down to business.

For the base, we found thick cardboard, wrapped it in a cone and glued it together with a glue gun. Needless to say, the men didn’t trust me with this unit? Weapons are truly a man’s trophy, even if it’s a sticky one.

Then I found a large piece of satin (about a meter) from which 5x5 squares were cut. While we were measuring, we consolidated our knowledge of numbers up to 5 on the ruler. Next, we folded each square diagonally to form a triangle. And in half again twice.

Attention, the most dangerous stage! Use a lighter to lightly burn the edges to prevent them from fraying.

Now the most interesting stage - we take a gun, apply a glue circle along the bottom of the cone and place our prepared needles on the glue, with their beautiful noses facing outward. At first we tried to glue and attach each needle individually, but it was experimentally proven that it would be much easier to make 1 glue circle and then sculpt on it.

When the work of landscaping the tree was completed, it was time to collect stones - to find all the ownerless decorations that until now did not know their purpose. We used grandma's torn beads, beautiful buttons, a piece of New Year's beads (cut individually), and sequins from an old sweater.

Having combined the colors, mom chose the appropriate ones, and dad and Savushka assigned each “toy” its place (also using a gun). We also put red “thread garlands” on our Christmas tree (FixPrice, 47 rubles). The top was decorated with a red ribbon folded like a flower and tied in the center with a thread, which was covered with a bead.

This is such a wonderful Christmas tree that lives with us now! The son offered to bake cookies and hang a Christmas tree on “he and dad”... But that’s a completely different story.

Characters:

1. little son Savva (2 years 7 months), the most fearless and decisive of all;
2. dad Lesha, always ready to support his son in any situation and any endeavor;
3. Sveta’s mother, a loyal fan of the “Club of Passionate Mothers”.

We are from Rostov-on-Don.

10. Advent calendar for dad and big sister

My name is Lyubov Vasilyeva and my youngest daughter Katyusha and I made a Christmas tree for dad and for older sister.

Katya is not quite ready to complete the tasks yet, but it’s easy to prepare. The Christmas tree is decorated with plasticine balls and rhinestones, as well as task cards that Katyushka strung on a thread.

Tasks for dad:

1. Buy a bottle of champagne and several types of cheese;
2. Go to the cinema with your wife to watch a New Year's comedy;
3. Write a plan for the next New Year and preserve it in a jar;
4. Give each other a massage;
5. Tell the children about 10 best qualities dads/moms (mom talks about dad, and dad talks about mom);
6. Take the whole family to a ski resort or go tubing;
7. Today is the day to choose a New Year's gift for your wife.

Tasks for the sister:

1. To make a snowman;
2. Show your younger sister a master class (paint pine cones or make a New Year's toy for the Christmas tree);
3. Make decorations for the Christmas tree in the forest;
4. Bake cookies (money for food and recipe are already prepared);
5. Decorate the windows in the room (stickers, acrylic paints);
6. Sew a felt New Year's toy (felt, diagram);
7. Make cards for all your loved ones;
8. Make a symbol of the New Year (a monkey that needs to be assembled from beads).

11. Soft Christmas tree

My name is Elena Burenina and I am the mother of Kirill 2.8, Nizhny Novgorod region, Sarov. We made the Christmas tree from soft packaging for shoes and fragile items.

For convenience, I lined the packaging and Kirill cut it into strips. On a stand for flower pots We secured a sushi stick with plasticine and pinned soft strips. The top was also secured with plasticine. The plasticine below was covered with padding polyester - snow. My help to my son is minimal; I did almost everything myself.

12. Aroma - Christmas tree

My family and I created the “Aroma Christmas tree”.
Performers:

• daughter Anya - 1 year 8 months;
• mother Lena - 30 years old;
• dad Dima - 30 years old.

Ingredients:

• lid from a jar of sauerkraut;
• wooden skewers for kebabs;
• two blocks of plasticine;
• multi-colored tinsel on a wire (30 cm long);
• cones;
• star anise;
• cinnamon sticks;
• dough (Razvivashki company) and molds for modeling;
• gouache paints (acrylic with glitter);
• hooks for Christmas tree decorations.

Stages of work:

We make Christmas tree decorations from play dough. The daughter tears off colorful pieces. I collect and roll out with a rolling pin. My daughter makes stamps using molds. Together we pierce with a hook for Christmas tree decorations. We take it to dry. I draw eyes. Let's paint the pine cones together.

We collect the Christmas tree. I give you a ball from 1 block of plasticine. The daughter sticks skewers into it. Together we roll sausages from the second block of plasticine and put them under the rim of the lid. I install the Christmas tree frame into the lid. The daughter paints the skewers with green paint. I insert green tinsel between the skewers and also attach it to the plasticine at the top and bottom. Dad puts baby puree lids on colorful tinsel. I attach these “lid garlands” around the Christmas tree, since the wire inside allows me to do this with ease.

We decorate and scent the Christmas tree. I put pine cones on the tree using the same wire tinsel. The daughter puts on dough toys. Stick in cinnamon and star anise together. I make a star out of 3 tinsel sticks. The beautiful Christmas tree is ready!

My name is Victoria Barmatova and I am the mother of this beautiful girl, whose name is Ekaterina, she is 5 years old. We decided to make a Christmas tree out of salt dough.

Using a hot-melt gun, I glued beads, a star (also made from dough), rain and a decoration in the form of flowers onto the spruce itself. The salt dough Christmas tree is ready!

14. Christmas tree - motanka

My name is Tatyana Vilyavina. We made the Christmas tree with our daughter Masha (4.5 years old). We are from Moscow and decided to make a Christmas tree out of fabric, based on Russian folk dolls.

To make such a Christmas tree you will need:

• Any fabric for base twisting;
• Two types of green fabric;
• Multi-colored shreds;
• Threads.

Manufacturing process:

1. From any fabric we make a cone-shaped base twist. For rigidity, you can put a paper cone inside. We wind everything up with threads;
2. We cut out 4 squares from green fabric, the next one is smaller than the other by a few centimeters. In the middle of the green squares (except for the smallest one) we cut small holes;
3. We put the green squares on the cone, starting with the largest, and wrap them with threads, like a skirt;
4. We cut multi-colored squares (for toys and the top of the head). We place rags or cotton wool in their center, collect them into a “knot” and wrap them with threads. We place one (red knot) on the top of the tree, straighten its ends and wrap it with threads. We wrap the remaining “toys” to the corners of the branches;
5. We straighten our Christmas tree. All is ready. You can play!

My name is Valentina Akimova, I am from Moscow, I am 28 years old, my daughter is 3 years old. 10 months We made this craft 2 years ago as part of an assignment in kindergarten.

I decided to make the Christmas tree mobile; to do this, I attached tape and napkins to the base of a thin dry-cleaning hanger to give stability, volume and stability to the tree. And I sewed the tree itself from my husband’s old jeans. The sewing process was still too early for my daughter, but I involved her in the decoration.

The tree was supposed to be a summer one. Therefore, I cut out butterflies from felt in two colors in advance, decorated them with beads, and my daughter glued them on double-sided tape. It didn’t last long, but it was important to me that the garden project was her own doing. There was a minimum of participation, of course, but the age at that time was quite small.

My name is Anastasia Zotova, I am from Vladivostok. We made the Christmas tree with our son Grisha (3.5 years old).

Material: flower packaging (like non-woven fabric) green. Grisha loves cutting and gluing, so we opted for an option where scissors and glue are the main tools for creating a Christmas tree. The decorated Christmas tree was sprinkled with “snowball” made from crushed polystyrene foam.

17. Wall tree

My name is Galina Krivova and my 5-year-old daughter Katya and I decided to take part in the forest beauties competition. We are from Ukraine, Dnepropetrovsk.

We have a Christmas tree made of wallpaper, decorated with my beads, Katya’s hairpins, stickers, and homemade flags.

Only the base was done by adults. Katya did everything else, hung, hooked, glued herself. The Christmas tree was made in several stages and approaches, but each time it was interesting to watch how my daughter worked hard, came up with new decorations.

18. Three-sided herringbone

My name is Diana Gnilokozova and my son Egor, who is now 1.2 years old, and I want to take part in the competition. We live in Belarus, Borovka village, Lepel district, Vitebsk region.

We decided to make a Christmas tree together. Since the child is small, and his participation is necessary, we have prepared a simple version of the craft, where both mother and child can participate.

For our Christmas tree you will need:

• cardboard;
• 3 templates of any Christmas tree (you can find it on the Internet and choose the option you like);
• PVA glue;
• scissors;
• double sided tape;
• gouache;
• plasticine;
• ribbons for decoration;
• glitter nail polish.

We print the template in triplicate. Glue the Christmas trees onto cardboard and leave to dry. We cut out the templates carefully along the contour. Paint on one side with green gouache and leave to dry. On the other side of the templates we glue double-sided tape, fold the templates in half and glue them together. It turns out to be a Christmas tree.

It may happen that the templates do not match a little and some pieces of cardboard will be larger - you just need to cut them off with scissors. Next, we start decorating: we make small balls of different colors from plasticine and glue them to the Christmas tree - we get New Year’s balls. We cover them with nail polish - this will make them shine. Instead of tinsel, we added it to the Christmas tree a beautiful ribbon, and instead of a star there is a red bow. Our Christmas tree is ready!!!

19. Christmas trees made of chenille wire

My name is Vera Kozhevina and my sons: Artem Starukhin, 6 years old, and Anton Starukhin, 4 years old.
We decided to take part in the Christmas tree competition. For several days in a row, children have been playing with chenille wire with great pleasure, twisting it, and making something. I offered to make a Christmas tree and the boys accepted the offer with enthusiasm.

My eldest son and I decided to make a “curly” Christmas tree. For the base, Artem twisted 3 wires together, then added a few more wires. I helped connect the base into a circle. Then he screwed on more wires, leaving loose ends. The result was a cone with pieces of protruding wire. Artem twisted these ends into a spiral. I helped distribute the “curls” evenly so that it looked like a Christmas tree. The work took 2 days.

With Antoshka it was easier. They twisted the barrel from two wires. And pieces of wire, different in size, were wound onto it. Then Artem suggested decorating the Christmas tree with beads.

20. Craft “Christmas tree” from postcards

I, Olga Nefedova, am the mother of three-year-old Jaromir and we are from the city of Kirov. We decided to take part in the competition. We used old New Year's cards as a basis; it's a shame to throw them away, but they've been lying around for a long time.

Yar cut out circles, helped roll them into cones, and put plasticine and “spruce paws” on a stick. To prevent the Christmas tree from falling, they stuck it into a deodorant lid, which Yar carefully sealed with plasticine. Then Jaromir thickly smeared the cones with glitter glue, and decorated the stand with old wet wipes and the remains of shiny gum.

And they didn’t forget about the top. At the Yaromirkin warehouse of necessary unnecessary items, just such a thing was found! They did it more than once, but the child showed obvious interest in the process. Had a great time with my son! In the photo: our Christmas tree, my son’s favorite hare cut out from a postcard, and Jaromir the monkey.

21. Kiwi Christmas tree

For a Christmas tree, it is better to take 2 kiwis of different sizes. Peel the kiwi and cut into slices. Place the kiwi on a toothpick (we took 3 for strength). We decorate the Christmas tree with toys - pomegranate seeds.

Tired of the mess in your nursery? Tired of endlessly collecting toys for your child?

Additionally, one Christmas tree was sprinkled with snow - sugar. But it’s better not to do this, it melts and the taste of kiwi with sugar is not for everyone.

The work was completed by: Fedya Demidov (2 years and 10 months) and mother Oksana (a little older).

22. Christmas tree made from pencil shavings

My name is Olga Khuzziatova, and my youngest daughter Svetlana (3.5 years old) and I decided to take part in the Christmas tree competition, although we had never participated anywhere before. We are from Irkutsk. One day we were sitting and solving sheep problems and we needed colored pencils, but somehow they were all written down and dull, we decided to sharpen them and... that’s where the idea for our Christmas tree was “born”.

We made a cone out of cardboard and our imagination ran wild. At first I glued it myself, then my daughter joined in and finished the Christmas tree. She really liked the gluing process, she was so pleased!

After the Christmas tree was ready, decorations were glued on: snowflakes, balls, stars and, of course, a star was “dressed” on the top of the head! All day long, animals and toys danced around this Christmas tree.

23. Christmas tree - candle

The second work for the competition from Olga Khuzziatova and daughter Svetlana is a Christmas tree made of beeswax.

In anticipation New Year's holiday, for the second year now we have been giving all our friends and acquaintances living candles as a gift. When you touch the wax with your hands - such grace. And when you look at the fire from a candle, it’s just magic! At first, the kids and I simply inhaled this divine aroma of autumn and honey. That’s how we like him... And then we started creating and creating.

This time we made a Christmas tree-candle.

They took the foundation, cut it in half, then into triangles. They put in a wick and my daughter started twisting it. All is ready! Simple, beautiful, practical, with love and warmth from our hands!

24. Winter composition

We are the Kushev family (father Petya, mother Nastya, son Fedya) from St. Petersburg. My son and I love making crafts and decorating our home in every possible way! Dad helps us sometimes.

We submit our kindergarten craft to the competition. There is not only a Christmas tree on it, but also a snowman - a mischievous one, as well as firewood and a snowman's headdress. The idea of ​​a snowman standing on his head was spotted somewhere, but there was a real snowman there, and we also wanted to be naughty, like Carlson, and we made our own out of... deodorant balls.

And the Christmas tree was made from sisal, well, and the snow is made as easily as possible from salt and PVA glue.

25. Edible Christmas tree made from vegetables and cheese

My name is Olga, my son is 4.8. We are from Ussuriysk. Timur loves to cook, he and his dad even maintain a culinary blog http://www.psyholog-ussur.ru/index.php/blog/kylinarniy. Hence the theme of the craft.

We used broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, tofu, and corn. Snow is baby formula.

26. Tinsel Christmas tree

My name is Tatyana Dominova and my daughter Alisa (2.5 years old) and I are from St. Petersburg. We decided to do simple craft"The Christmas tree of their tinsel."

For the craft we will need:

• green cardboard;
• green tinsel;
• stapler;
• pom-poms;
• “Moment” type glue (or hot glue);
• yellow self-adhesive paper;
• toothpick.

Manufacturing process:

1. We rolled a cone out of green cardboard and secured it with a stapler;
2. They took green tinsel and wrapped it around the cone, securing it with a stapler;
3. We glued the pompoms with Moment glue. When we glued the pompoms, we pulled apart the tinsel and glued them onto a cardboard cone;
4. We cut out two stars from yellow self-adhesive paper, glued them together, and inserted a toothpick into the middle of the star. Then they put the star on the top of the tree.

So we got a craft that we spent 15 minutes making. What I like most is that my daughter was able to make this craft almost on her own. I just helped her make the cone and cut out the star. Our Christmas tree turned out so cute that dad decided to take it to work.

27. Christmas tree for the lazy

My name is Gazizova Gulnara, and my daughter Leysan is 2.1 months old. We are from Chelyabinsk. My daughter helped trace the rings, paint, and assemble the craft.

I hope you don’t think that our craft Christmas tree is too simple. I came up with the idea myself, especially for this competition.

We will need:

• pyramid;
• green or regular cardboard (then you need green paint);
• scissors;
• optional: hole punch, Christmas tree decorations.

Manufacturing process:

1. Cut out blanks - branches - from cardboard. The quantity depends on the number of rings. (At the bottom of the pyramid there will be the largest blank - a branch, at the top - the smallest);
2. If you cut out blanks from white cardboard, then you need to paint them with green or blue paint, and when dry, brush them with a semi-dry brush with yellow paint;
3. If desired, trim the edges of the branches to imitate needles;
4. If you plan to hang bows, ribbons, or beads on the branches, then you need to make holes on the branches with a hole punch (we didn’t);
5. Blanks - put branches on the pyramid alternating with rings;
6. If desired, the Christmas tree can be decorated.

28. Winter application “Forest clearing”

My name is Marina Furzikova, and my son is Daniil, he is 2 years old. We live in small town called Yoshkar-Ola. Since my son is still small, our craft turned out to be very simple.

We needed:

• cardboard;
• lace;
• cotton pads and sticks;
• stickers;
• purchased eyes.

It is very easy to make such an application:

1. My son glued the Christmas tree parts I prepared in descending order;
2. From halves cotton pads he made snowdrifts;
3. I made a snowman from whole cotton pads (with already prepared eyes, nose and buttons), glued a cardboard bucket and added handles -cotton buds;
4. The background was decorated with snowflakes stickers.

29. Christmas tree with a cone

My name is Yulia Alkhovik and Alice and I, 2.8 years old, made a Christmas tree for the competition. Alice made almost all of this craft herself. I just cut out a blank from cardboard and glued the pine cone to the loop.

First, Alice decorated the blank with finger gouache. While everything was drying, my daughter decorated the cone. After drying, glued the pasta stars onto plasticine balls. We made a hole with a hole punch and inserted a ribbon.

I helped glue the bump. Then we decorated the stars and glued snow from cotton wool. It turned out very elegant!

30. Christmas tree - postcard

My name is Nadezhda Kudryashova, and my daughter is Anya, she is 4 years old. We are from St. Petersburg. I love to embroider and my daughter, looking at me, began to ask me to teach her too. So I came up with this Christmas tree postcard to get acquainted with needle and thread.

It’s simple: we pasted on the silhouette of a Christmas tree (my daughter wanted just a triangle) and began to thread the threads (we used floss), stringing beads on them. The result was garlands. At the end, drops of glue were dripped and sprinkled with glitter.

31. Christmas tree - a cone made of threads

My name is Lena, and my son Valera is 2.6 years old. We are from Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo region.

Paper cone wrapped in an ordinary plastic bag, smeared with glue and wrapped with thread. They let the glue dry, then carefully removed the cone first, and then the bag.

The fun has begun! The son was given a huge selection of jewelry; he chose flowers, ribbons, beads and large beads. Perhaps the photos do not reflect the entire decorating process, but since the work involved glue, I couldn’t leave my son for long without my help.

I had already had the base with the cones for about 2 years, so we put the Christmas tree on it.

Natalya Kardashina and her sons could not ignore our competition. Each of them decided to make their own Christmas tree.

32. Orange Christmas tree using quilling technique

I was skeptical about this idea: “Alyosha, you won’t be able to twist that much.” But she turned out to be wrong, Alexey himself almost completely twisted all the elements. I only helped glue everything together.

The main elements used are a drop, a diamond and an eye.

The Christmas tree turned out to be creative – orange. We decided that it would be more fun this way, and we only had very pale, sad green stripes.

33. Purple Christmas tree

Of course, at 3 years old, three-dimensional modeling is difficult, so I had to help a lot when creating the form. The base is a cone of gift bag, shuttlecock - corrugated paper slightly stretched along the edge and pressed in along the fold.

34. 3-D application for kids

Of course, kids like my youngest son are not yet able to do crafts, they don’t understand what exactly is needed from them, but the process of smearing paint is fascinating!

Drawing finger paints, although I later regretted it, since there is not enough brightness. Stage 1 - drawing the background. Stage 2 - cutting out layers. Stage 3 - gluing the application with thick double-sided tape.
Our Christmas trees became the background for the composition with a purple Christmas tree.

35. Christmas tree - support

My name is Vlada Maksimishina, we are from Yalta. I made the Christmas tree together with my daughter (4 years old). The idea was “born” by accident. I planned to make some kind of “classic” Christmas tree, but while looking through pictures on the Internet, I realized that any object can be called a “Christmas tree” triangular shape. And then the word “support” caught my eye on the screen, and although it was used in a different meaning, the decision was made. The theme of light, or rather the lack thereof, is currently relevant in Crimea, and it seemed like a good idea to make a tree in the form of a support interesting idea.

I thought for a long time about what to make this support from. The idea to use hangers also came by accident (I saw my daughter playing with a hanger before hanging up her jacket). All I needed was 5 hangers, some tape, tinsel, foil, cocktail straws and thread. Well, a few ready-made toys for decoration (I didn’t have enough time to make them myself).

36. Christmas tree made of plastic spoons

Somewhere on Saturday afternoon
We made the Christmas tree with our family.
We are from Angarsk, let's tell you honestly
Making a “beauty” was a dream.

For a Christmas tree 20 cm high you will need:

• 44 - 45 disposable spoons (cut off their handles);
• 1 cone (thick cardboard or foam plastic) 20 cm high;
• glue (we took pistol glue, you can use Moment, but it is toxic to the child);
• green paint and soap;
• decorations for the Christmas tree (we made from corrugated paper).

Glue the spoons onto the workpiece, starting from the bottom. After all the spoons are glued on, take the paint and start painting by first dipping the brush in soap (this way the paint will adhere better and not slide off). And now the beautiful Christmas tree is ready.

While the tree is drying, we make decorations. We did Christmas balls from corrugated paper. They cut out squares, then crumpled them and glued them onto the tree. We decorate the Christmas tree at our own discretion. My son wanted to stick a painted pine cone on the top of his head (left over from a New Year's door wreath, painted with paint from a can); you can make a star out of paper.

The work was carried out by Yaroslav Bichevin, 4 years old and mother Svetlana Bichevina, Angarsk.

37. Christmas tree - snowflake

My name is Olga Lunde and my daughter Anechka (3.8) from Krasnoyarsk and I decided to participate in the Christmas tree competition. We worked on our winter beauty for several days.
For work we needed:

1. cone (made from thick cardboard);
2. cotton pads;
3. PVA glue;
4. gouache;
5. various decorations: beads, balls, etc.;
6. for the garland we used thin fishing line and beads.

First of all, Anyuta glued the discs onto the cone. This work took us a whole day - we needed to stick a lot and carefully. After we glued all the “Christmas tree legs”, we set the tree up to dry.
The second stage was painting the Christmas tree in green color. Anechka used green gouache and a small sponge. And again the Christmas tree was left to dry.

And finally, the most interesting thing - let's start dressing up our beauty. For this we used colored craft balls. Anyuta was very interested in this activity. The balls were of various sizes. We tried them on and consulted on how best to position them. A red ball was placed on top - this is what we got as a star.

Of course, we couldn’t leave the snowflake Christmas tree without a garland. Anyuta threaded various beads from a set for making beads and bracelets onto a thin fishing line.

At the end of our work, we admired the Christmas tree and decided to arrange a holiday in a fabulous, magical forest. We invited our toy animals: Teddy bear and bear cub, squirrel, hedgehog, fox and bunnies. Christmas story it worked!

38. Christmas tree made from natural materials

39. Candy Christmas tree

The following 2 works were presented out of competition from Yulia Maznina, a member of the team of the Club of Passionate Mothers.

My name is Yulia Maznina. I have two boys: Andrey (10 years old) and Maxim (2 years 10 months). We live in the city of Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region.

For several years in a row we have been making a candy tree for the New Year. The children remember it and every year they themselves remind us to do it again.

We usually give a candy tree to someone. This fall, Maxim went to kindergarten, so this year we made a candy tree to organize a Christmas tree party in kindergarten before the New Year, when the tree brings gifts to the kids - candies.

For the “Candy Christmas Tree” craft we needed:

• glass bottle of mineral or sparkling water (you can use a 0.5 liter plastic bottle, but for stability it needs to be filled with water);
• candies in a green wrapper (we had “Pine Nut” bars with painted pine cones on the wrapper; for a 0.5 liter glass bottle it took us 50 candies - 2 for each child in the kindergarten group + teachers);
• 2 candies for the youngest participant, since it is difficult to make a Christmas tree out of candies and not eat any of them;
• tape and scissors.

Starting from the bottom, we glued the candies in several tiers by one end of the wrapper to the bottle. The top of the bottle was decorated with tinsel, and a red cap was put on the neck. Together with the Christmas tree, we made a monkey who will bring the candy Christmas tree to the kindergarten. When the Christmas tree is distributing treats, you don’t need to pick the candies, you just need to pull the candy out of the wrapper. How more candies, will be eaten, the fluffier the Christmas tree will become.

40. Christmas tree made of rubber bands

The youngest son loves to decorate Christmas trees. Since the beginning of December we have been doing this almost every day. The Christmas trees come out different, but I try to come up with options so that he can then repeat the process himself.

For the Christmas tree made of rubber bands we needed:

• plastic bottle volume 0.5 l (you can take a red cap for the bottle - a star on the top);
• hair elastic bands of different diameters (it is better to use thick ones, they hold better).

We put elastic bands on the bottle from bottom to top, combine or alternate colors. For more stability, you can pour a little water into the bottle.

Wow! There was a whole spruce forest of crafts!

We thought and thought and decided to reward each participant in the competition with a pleasant New Year's surprise. Well, our team decided to distribute the main prizes as follows:

• Nomination “Christmas tree for a baby” - pyramid tree for the lazy from Gulnara Gazizova from Chelyabinsk (No. 27)
• Nomination “Appetizing Christmas tree” - a tree made of vegetables and cheese from Olga from Ussuriysk (No. 25)
• Nomination “Eco-Christmas tree” - Christmas tree-candle made of beeswax from Olga Khuzziatova (No. 23)
• But that is not all! Our entire team simply could not ignore the Christmas tree from Yalta from Vlada Maksimishina. This support tree receives the Creative Tree nomination.

Congratulations to the winners and thanks again to everyone for participating! You are incredible!

New Year's crafts in kindergarten- this is always a reason to spend small competition and organize an exhibition, so the children are happy to bring the crafts they have made to the kindergarten for the New Year to show the fruits of their labor to their friends and teachers.

There are a huge variety of ways to make your own for kindergarten. In this case, you can use a variety of materials.

Christmas tree made of plasticine

For the New Year you can make a Christmas tree out of plasticine. We make three balls from green plasticine and one ball from brown.

We turn two green balls into flat cakes, and one into a cone. We make a small block from brown plasticine.

Make the edges of the cakes and the cone wavy.

Flatten the green ball a little and place it on the flatbread.

At the bottom of another cake we place a brown block - the trunk of the future Christmas tree.

Attach the green ball to the cone and connect all the parts. We made a Christmas tree made of plasticine. All that remains is to decorate it.

Decorate the Christmas tree with plasticine balls.

We attach a plasticine star to the top of the Christmas tree. Our plasticine Christmas tree is ready!

Look at the video for another way to make a Christmas tree from plasticine:

Plasticine snowflake for the New Year

You can make a very interesting openwork snowflake from plasticine. Rolling blue plasticine balls

Roll the balls into long sausages.

We roll the plasticine sausages into a spiral. We connect seven spirals together, placing one in the center.

We decorate the spirals with blue plasticine.

We complement the craft with triangles made of blue plasticine and balls made of white.

Plasticine snowflake - ready!

Santa Claus from plasticine in kindergarten

We will make Santa Claus from plasticine using the plasticineography technique. To do this, cut out a circle from cardboard. Take blue plasticine and spread it in a thin, even layer over the entire area of ​​the circle.

We begin to glue parts of the Santa Claus figurine. First we attach the red fur coat, face and beard.

Attach a hat with a trim and a pompom. Glue on the eyes and nose. Using a stack, we give the beard some relief.

Attach sleeves with edge.

We attach green boots, mittens and a bag of gifts to Santa Claus. We decorate the fur coat with buttons and embossed edges.

Decorate the background with blue swirls and dots. It turns out to be a real winter blizzard made of plasticine. Santa Claus using plasticine printing technique is ready. We got a real one New Year's picture from plasticine!

Plasticine painting "Santa Claus"

Volumetric paper snowflake

A voluminous paper snowflake will be a wonderful decoration for a kindergarten or room. Mastering the technique of making snowflakes is not at all difficult. We will need 10*10 squares made of white or colored paper. You can use other sizes, then the size of the snowflake will change. Take the first square and fold it diagonally. Then fold the resulting triangle in half again.

We make three cuts on one side. They should be approximately the same distance from each other and from the edges.

Glue the two central edges together.

Then we turn the workpiece over and glue the other two edges.

Glue the third layer of edges.

Glue the last layer of edges together. We will get one of the rays of a snowflake.

We make six such rays.

First we glue them together in threes. Then we glue both parts of three rays together. You can decorate a snowflake with glitter glue - it will turn out very beautiful decoration for the New Year.

DIY colored paper garland

A garland made of colored paper would be a wonderful New Year's decoration. For this craft we need the brightest colored paper and good glue.

Fold a sheet of paper into an accordion shape.

Bend the accordion in half in the center. Glue the two parts of the accordion together to make a fan.

We make several of these colored fans.

We glue them together. New Year's garland from colored paper - ready!

DIY lantern garland

Santa Claus made of cardboard roll, fabric and cotton wool

In order to make Santa Claus, we take a base - a cardboard roll. Glue a beautiful thick red fabric to the roll, leaving some on top. Glue an oval face from fabric or cardboard. We glue cotton wool around the face.

Glue the nose, cheeks and eyes onto the face. We decorate the tip of the hat with a pompom. Glue a button at the bottom. Santa Claus is ready!

New Year card “Christmas tree made of braid”

A wonderful gift for the New Year would be a postcard decorated with a New Year tree. The basis of the postcard will be a folded sheet of cardboard or thick paper. Take a small piece of green openwork ribbon.

Glue it to the paper, folding it like an accordion at the top.

Make the next piece of braid a little smaller than the previous one. Folding it like an accordion, glue it on top of the first braid.

We continue to work by laying out pieces of braid like an accordion. We should get fluffy spruce branches.

We fold the last ribbon into a cone shape and place it on the top of the tree.

We decorate the Christmas tree with decorative buttons and beads. At the top of the Christmas tree we place a star or a small bow made of red braid. Bright and simple card for the New Year - ready!

Decoration for kindergarten “Christmas tree made of felt”

For this craft you will need thick felt, cotton wool, ribbon and beautiful beads. The craft is sewn by machine or by hand.

Christmas tree made from pieces of paper

Another very impressive New Year’s craft for kindergarten is a Christmas tree made from pieces of paper. We make a semicircle.

Cut out small squares from thin green paper. The craft will look impressive if you use green paper different shades. Apply PVA glue to a semicircle of paper. We wind pieces of thin paper onto a slightly pointed stick and glue them onto a semicircle. We try to glue the pieces of paper as close to each other as possible.

Fill the entire surface of the semicircle with pieces of paper.

Roll the semicircle until you get a cone. Glue the craft together.

Paint a roll of brown paint toilet paper. We cut the bottom part of the roll and bend it.

We attach the cone with pieces of paper to a cardboard roll. We decorate the craft with pompoms. Christmas tree made from pieces of paper - ready!

A Christmas tree can be made from paper disposable plates. We will need large and small paper plates. Cut one segment from the paper plates. Cover the remaining part with green paint.

We roll the large and small plates into a cone and glue them together.

Apply glue to the cone from a large plate.

Glue one cone from a large plate on top. Then we glue two small cones on top of each other.

We decorate the Christmas tree with rhinestones and ribbons. Glue a star at the top of the Christmas tree. An elegant Christmas tree made from disposable plates is ready!

New Year's craft for kindergarten "Christmas tree made of tinsel"

A very beautiful and bright New Year's craft - a Christmas tree made of tinsel. First we make the base of the craft - glue a cone out of cardboard.

We fix the tinsel on the top of the cardboard cone.

We begin to wrap the tinsel around the cardboard cone. Fix with glue.

We wrap the cone with tinsel to the very base. We tuck or glue the end. We made a Christmas tree made of tinsel.

We decorate the Christmas tree with candies, beads, and small New Year's decorations. We made a beautiful and delicious New Year's craft!

Candlestick made of salt dough for the New Year

A candlestick made from salt dough will be a wonderful gift for the New Year. To make it, mix the usual salty dough. We form a fairly voluminous cake from it. Press a small tea light inside the cake. We need to get a candle imprint on the test.

We decorate the candlestick with beads and rhinestones. We put it out to dry.

Decorate and dry the candlestick

We coat the candlestick with varnish.

After coating the candlestick with varnish, we can sprinkle it with sparkles. In this case, we don’t have to decorate it with beads and rhinestones; it will be bright and elegant on its own.

We got two festive New Year's candlesticks!

Snowflake made from pasta

All more love Children and adults use crafts made from ordinary pasta. You can make a very elegant New Year's snowflake from pasta. We collect the middle of the snowflake from five pasta “shells”.

Pasta center “shells”

Glue the spiral pasta on top of the center. We will get a figure shaped like an asterisk. Glue shell pasta to the inner parts of the star.

Color the snowflake in White color. While the paint is still wet, sprinkle the snowflake with semolina, salt or sugar.

We attach a delicate white ribbon to the snowflake. We made a wonderful New Year's decoration! You can hang a snowflake on a Christmas tree or decorate a room with it.

Another spectacular New Year's craft is a Christmas tree made from pasta. Make a cone out of cardboard.

From the bottom, start covering it with pasta. The best pasta shape for this craft is “feathers”. Try to glue the largest pasta at the bottom, and leave smaller pasta for the top.

After all the pasta is glued, paint the Christmas tree from a can of paint or gouache (with the least amount of water). Glue on decorative bows and bells. The beautiful Christmas tree is ready!

Craft “Bullfinch made of threads”

A charming bullfinch can be made from yarn. For this craft we need gray, red and black yarn. We knit red and black yarn according to the pattern in the photo.

Place a piece of gray yarn under the red yarn.

We tie the gray yarn with red yarn, and tie the gray yarn at the top. We attach the factory eyes and beak from the seeds. Luxurious bullfinch made of threads - ready!

Christmas tree decoration “Snowman” made of papier-mâché

To make a snowman we will need a special adhesive solution. To make it, dilute a spoonful of corn or potato starch in cold water. Pour boiling water into the mixture, stirring the mixture. The volume of the adhesive solution is one glass.

Draw the outline of the craft on a sheet of paper. We place this sheet in a file.

We wet a piece of cotton wool in the adhesive solution. We squeeze out the excess.

We lay out the body, head, arms and legs of the snowman from cotton wool soaked in paste.

Lay out the hat and scarf.

Attach the nose.

Dry the craft on the battery.

Let's start coloring the snowman.

Let's draw the finer details. We draw a face for the snowman, decorate the hat, scarf and boots with patterns.

All that remains is to attach a string to the snowman and hang him on the Christmas tree!

Christmas tree decoration "snowman"

Craft for children mitten

Even the youngest kindergarten students can make a “mitten” paper applique. We trace the child’s hand on colored thick paper or cardboard.

You can make two mittens at once - for the left and right hand.

Cut out the mittens along the contour.

All that remains is to decorate the mitten. To decorate the mittens, we used buttons and cotton wool, however, anything you have at home can be suitable: rhinestones, beads, tinsel, sequins, lumps of paper, scraps of fabric, etc.

Left and right mitten.

Application "mitten" for kindergarten

You can decorate the mittens in the form of a New Year's applique.

Application "mittens"

From paper and cotton balls you can make not only mittens, but also a cozy hat.

In the form of a mitten you can make a delicate New Year's card with wishes of happiness! The card is made using the popular scrapbooking technique.

New Year's card - mitten

New Year's toy for kindergarten made of threads

New Year's toys made from ropes and balloons are becoming increasingly popular. The craft turns out to be very bright and impressive, and it’s not at all difficult to make. In order to do New Year's ball from rope we will need: small balloon, braid, decorative flowers, PVA glue, paint and the rope itself.

Inflate a small ball.

We wrap it with rope. Cover the workpiece with PVA glue.

After the glue has dried and the rope becomes solid, carefully pierce the ball and remove it.

Cover the ball with golden paint.

We assemble a small decoration from braid and flowers.

Place the decoration on the ball. The New Year's ball made of thread is ready!

Christmas tree made of foamiran

Very beautiful Christmas tree can be made from a popular material - foamiran. For the Christmas tree we will need green foamiran. Cut it into strips two to three centimeters wide. We cut one edge with fringe. Foamiran begins to bend and change shape when heated. We warm up our strip a little on the iron. While the foamiran has not cooled down, we bend the edges, giving future spruce branches natural curve.

We make a cone from green cardboard - the basis of the Christmas tree. We begin to glue the foamiran fringe to the bottom of the cone.

Row by row we cover the entire cone with strips of foamiran. At the top we glue a red star made of foamiran.

An elegant and festive Christmas tree made of foamiran is ready. Glue beads and small bells to it. We did it wonderful craft for the New Year.

Christmas tree - topiary

Looks very nice New Year's souvenir Christmas tree topiary. At the heart of such a Christmas tree there will be a foam cone, which we wrap in foil. We pierce the cone through with wire. We bend one end of the wire in the form of a spiral. We wrap the cone with thick yarn. We glue two strips of double-sided tape onto the cone so that the threads do not slip.

We wrap the cone tightly with threads and decorate it with beads. We fix the Christmas tree in a decorative bucket using plaster or plasticine. To hide plaster or plasticine, cover it with sisal or colored cotton wool. The “topiary herringbone” craft is ready!

Organza Christmas tree

Another way to make a super cute Christmas tree is to make it out of organza. Shiny green organza looks very beautiful. We cut it into strips. Each strip should be slightly wider than the previous one. Fold the strips in half and pull them together in the center, as in the photo.

We take the base of the craft - a green cocktail tube. We begin to string organza blanks onto it. The first will be the largest, and then in decreasing order.

We wrap the top of the Christmas tree with a beautiful ribbon and fix a bow on it. We fix the trunk of the Christmas tree from below in plastic cup using plasticine. We straighten the organza sprigs and decorate them with New Year's decorations - delicate sequins.

Craft for kindergarten - organza Christmas tree

Christmas tree made of pine cones

Crafts from natural materials, so we want to offer you a very interesting and beautiful master class"Christmas tree made of pine cones." Cut out a circle from cardboard and glue a cone - the basis of the craft.

The cone is the basis of the craft

Starting from the bottom row, glue the cones to the cone.

Row by row we fill the entire surface of the cone.

We decorate the Christmas tree with tinsel, felt, New Year's balls. A Christmas tree made of pine cones can be a wonderful New Year's gift!

“Santa Claus” (drawing for elementary school)

What would New Year be without the gray-haired wizard - Santa Claus? To draw Santa Claus, make a pencil sketch.

Wet a sheet of paper with water. Watercolor is best for this type of painting. We apply yellow in the area of ​​the staff. Apply blue paint to the background around the figure of Santa Claus. Remove excess moisture with a napkin. Sprinkle the remaining paint with salt. The background will immediately take on a magical winter pattern.

Then we paint Santa Claus himself with watercolors and trace the main lines with a marker.

DIY Christmas drawings

When the baby brings such New Year's gifts, he will surely surprise his friends and teachers.

Crafts for the New Year in kindergarten reviews:

Cool crafts! (Svetlana E.)

We also made one of the crafts for the competition) We don’t know if we will win, but we really like it. We made a Christmas tree out of felt) (Alexandra V)

New Year - long-awaited family celebration, the most beautiful, the most popular, and, of course, the most elegant. New Year is a lot of gifts, a luxurious table and an unchanging belief that next year will be better than the previous one. At this time, streets and houses, the interiors of schools, shops, and kindergartens are decorated with multi-colored lighting, bright tinsel, elegant Christmas trees, snowflakes and other New Year’s decor. A fairy tale emanates from everywhere, the aroma of tangerines and pine needles can be heard.

Almost all of this New Year's splendor can be created with your own hands, and you can even involve your child in this task. Children usually readily respond to such calls. As a result of joint creativity, you will get a wonderful New Year's decor, gifts made with your own hands, a lot of positive emotions and, in addition, you will spend time usefully and in pleasant communication with your family. I bring to your attention do-it-yourself New Year’s crafts for kindergarten photo master classes:

Christmas tree made of candies

A sweet Christmas tree is an excellent New Year's gift and a wonderful table decoration. Lead time - 20-30 minutes. Material: candies in bright candy wrappers, New Year's tinsel, double-sided tape or glue gun, old poster or Whatman paper. Step by step Master Class on its implementation in the article: "".

Paper applique using one-sided origami technique: snowman and Christmas tree

This technique is quite labor-intensive, since before gluing the parts, they must first be folded. Therefore, all the details are simple and understandable to kids. Detailed step-by-step master classes are presented below.

Christmas tree made from magazines

Surely everyone has an unnecessary magazine in their house, and if not, you can check your mailbox. A journal can serve as an excellent basis original Christmas tree. Detailed photo The master class is available at the link below.

Snowman made of threads

Artificial snow

Vase from a bottle

From any, even the most unremarkable bottle, you can create such a New Year's vase. Material : glass bottle, coarse salt, PVA glue, acrylic paint. Detailed Master Class for making a winter vase here: “Vase from a bottle.”

Candy sleigh

Christmas wreath

Christmas tree made of napkins

Decoupage candles

An easy way to decorate household candles. Material: household candles, three-layer napkins with a New Year's pattern, glitter. Detailed Master Class for beginners on making “decoupage candles” can be found here: “”.

Christmas tree made of threads

New Year's soap

Soap self made- This is a universal image gift. And soap making is a fascinating process. Together with your child, you can make these New Year's soaps from a soap base.

P step by step master classes on soap making from base can be found here:

New Year's snowflake

Fragrant Christmas scrub

A natural body scrub with a spicy aroma - a great Christmas gift. IN compound spicy scrub includes: sugar, spices, cosmetic oil And ground coffee. With detailed master class "Christmas Scrub" you can find here: "Christmas Scrub".

Candy ball

An original bouquet of sweets for the sportsman with a sweet tooth. Material : toothpicks, truffle-shaped candies of two colors, a foam ball and tape. Detailed step by step Master Class Here: "

There is very little time left until the New Year, and it’s time to think about holiday decorations for home. Can buy ready-made options in the store, but it’s much better to make original things with your own hands.

Snowman made from a sock

You can make these funny snowmen from unnecessary socks. You will need socks, rice for filling, some scraps and buttons. Cut off the toe of the sock and tie it with thread on the other side. Pour in the rice, giving round shape, tighten the thread again and add more rice, forming a smaller ball. Sew on the eyes and nose, make a scarf from a scrap, sew on buttons. And the cut off part will make an excellent hat.

Christmas tree pendants

A cinnamon stick is used as a base; several artificial spruce branches and multi-colored buttons are attached to it using glue. Such Christmas trees will not only decorate your home, but also fill it with the warming aroma of cinnamon.

Deer from traffic jams

Bottle caps are an excellent craft material. For example, you can make such a cute deer. You will need some corks, glue and various beads for decoration. It’s not a shame to hang something like this on a Christmas tree.

Crafts from sticks

From ordinary ice cream sticks you can make cute Christmas trees, snowmen and snowflakes. All you need is paint, glitter, buttons and a little imagination. Even the smallest children can handle these.

Christmas trees made of colored paper

You can make such wonderful Christmas trees by making a cone out of green paper or cardboard and decorating it with different things. Buttons, pebbles, beads and various paper figures are suitable.

Potato drawings

This cute print is made by dipping half a potato in regular gouache. And the adults will need to paint on the rest when the paint dries. This option is ideal for very young children.

Snowflakes made from pasta

Attach pasta of different shapes with glue and cover with silver paint, secure with ribbon - an unusual New Year's snowflake is ready.

Snowmen made from lids

Cover metal bottle caps with white paint (it’s better to use acrylic) and glue them together, as shown in the picture. Draw a face on the snowman and decorate it with a scarf made of bright ribbon. If you glue a loop on top of it, such a snowman can be hung on the Christmas tree.

Crafts from pine cones

You can make different animals and any other characters from the cones. You need paints, scraps, buttons and, of course, imagination and inspiration.

Christmas tree made of buttons

Select green buttons of different diameters and a few brown ones for the top and secure them with thick thread. Decorate the crown with a star.

Painted balls

Place the wax crayons pieces in a transparent Christmas ball, heat it with a hair dryer, constantly twisting it. When the pencils melt, they will leave beautiful colored streaks inside the ball.

Garland of fingerprints

Draw the cord of the garland and the base of the light bulbs, then give the child multi-colored paints and let him draw bright light bulbs with his fingers. You can decorate a New Year's card or gift bag with this design.

For children New Year Probably the most beloved and anticipated holiday, in order to make it unforgettable, kindergartens organize matinees. To prepare for them, you need to do together with your child DIY New Year's crafts for kindergarten 2019. Children will certainly like these toys and will make the anticipation of the holiday even more exciting and enjoyable. This activity will also bring benefits, and not just joy, because crafts develop imagination, perseverance and fine motor skills hands, we invite you to combine business with pleasure and get to work.

Craft a pig symbol of 2019 from socks.

You can always throw away old socks, but it’s better to make them interesting craft in the form of a pig. It’s quite simple and even a child can do it, of course, with the help of adults. Wash first old sock, mend and patch it if necessary, this will even be a plus, because such a craft will be very colorful.

Step-by-step master class:

• We stuff the sock with synthetic material.

• Stuff the sock very tightly so that it is stable. Then cut as shown in the photo above.
• Using thread, sew up the sock.

• Next we put the cut piece of the sock on the pig’s body. If it is too long, cut off the edges.

• The base is ready, now we need to make the ears for the pig. We do this from the rubber neck of the second sock. Carefully cutting it off with scissors.

• Turn it inside out and sew.

• If suddenly the ear does not hold its shape, you can place a filler in it.

• Sew the ears to the body.

• We sew on buttons instead of a snout and eyes, and our Christmas tree toy in the shape of a pig is ready to delight us in the new year 2019.

Crafts from pine cones.

Cones count New Year's material, so crafts based on them will be very relevant at this time of year. We offer from a cone, it’s not difficult at all.

For this we need:

• Thick cardboard or wooden stand;
• Plasticine;
• Cone;
• Dye.

Let's get the job done.

1. We just take cardboard and make a pedestal out of it, you can also use wood for this.
2. We paint the cone green.
3. Place the pine cone on the stand.
4. We roll balls from plasticine in the form of Christmas tree decorations.
5. We decorate the Christmas tree with plasticine toys.

You can also make funny gnomes on skis from a pine cone, for this we will need the same materials, just don’t paint the pine cone green, and roll up not toys but parts of the gnome’s body from plasticine; you can make skis for them from cardboard.

Snowman made of pine cones.

To make a snowman from a ski cone, take the cone and paint it white, mold a carrot and other parts of the snowman from plasticine and place it on the skis.

DIY glue Christmas tree.

From a baking dish you can make very interesting Christmas tree, we also need stationery glue and beads, glitter beads. We pour all these accessories into the mold and fill it with glue, wait until everything sticks, in the end we will have a very bright and original Christmas tree made by ourselves, no one else will have one like this.

Simple DIY Christmas trees.

For the child, fulfillment complex crafts not a very suitable activity, because it discourages this activity, so we suggest you make a simpler Christmas tree so that both the child will like it and benefit.

Volumetric Christmas tree.

Let's try to make a voluminous Christmas tree with our own hands, the name sounds intimidating, but in fact, it is not at all difficult to do, let's try to do it.

We will need to make a cone-shaped figure from cardboard. Next we cover it with circles, you can make them simply by cutting them out of colored paper, or replace them with sparkles, you can show your imagination, or let your child dream up.

You can decorate the cone with sand, buttons, and sparkles and it will turn out very original!

You can also wrap such a cone with just green cardboard, and then decorate it to your liking; you can secure the paper with a stapler or regular PVA glue.

You can also make a Christmas tree with your own hands from chenille wire; it will look very unusual, almost like a designer one. We decorate it with interesting accessories, and you're done.

DIY New Year's applique in kindergarten

An interesting idea for a New Year's applique would be a Santa Claus mitten.

Required components:

• Colored sheet of cardboard, or colorless cardboard and colored paper;
• Pencil;
• Cotton wool;
• Buttons;
• Glue.

Execution of work.

1. Making such an application is very simple. Take a sheet of cardboard, place the child’s hand there, or the father’s hand if you want to make a craft the size of Santa Claus’s hand, and trace it with a pencil.
2. Using scissors, cut the cardboard along the contour.
3. If you took colorless cardboard, then simply glue red or blue paper on top of it.
4. We decorate the mitten with buttons and cotton wool, and the New Year's applique is ready.

Crafts for the New Year from plastic plates.

Plastic plates as a material can also be used for New Year's crafts. For example, by taking two plates you can make a snowman. You just need to connect them together, and stick on them parts of the face, and arms with legs, which can be easily cut out of colored paper.

New Year's snowflake made from scrap materials.

You can make a beautiful and festive snowflake from an old bushing, so don’t rush to throw away unnecessary things, they can always be used for...

To do this, we simply cut the cylinder into multiple parts, and use glue to connect these parts to each other. Next, we decorate the frame using any festive material, be it rhinestones, sparkles, or green sprinkles.

It’s not difficult to make New Year’s crafts for kindergarten with your own hands; if the child can’t cope, you can always help him, the main thing is to interest him, and then everything will go simply. And you will agree that it is very easy to interest a child in the theme of the New Year, we wish you good luck in creating crafts, and happy Holidays, see you again on our website and all the best!