Crafts for May 9, 2021 do it yourself for the competition

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You can make handicrafts with your own hands for the competition on May 9, 2021 for a school or kindergarten with your children, even if there is a lack of free time. The best master classes with step-by-step photos will help you very quickly cope with the task and beautifully complete the craft.

Eternal fire of memory made of paper

A simple but effective craft can be made in a matter of minutes with your children.

What you need:

• golden cardboard;
• corrugated paper (or paper napkins) in red and yellow;
• plain white paper;
• PVA glue;
• scissors;
• pencil;
• ruler.

Manufacturing:

1. On the back of the cardboard, draw a five-pointed star (you can use a previously sketched and cut template), tracing all the contour lines.
2. After we cut the star along the outer contour, bend all the inner lines, defining the direction of the bend (outward or inward), respectively.
3. Once again, thoroughly iron all the fold lines, make a hole in the center of the star with the tips of the scissors.
4. Roll up a small cone from plain paper, fix the edges with glue.
5. We glue it with strips of corrugated paper 2-4 cm wide. The upper ends of the strips should be free and have ragged edges for greater resemblance to the tongues of flame.
6. We insert the resulting structure into the hole in the center of the star, fix it with glue. The craftwork for the competition is ready.

Brooch made of St. George ribbon and laurel branch in the colors of the Russian flag

On May 9, with your own hands, together with the children, you can quickly make for the competition a very beautiful brooch from a St. George ribbon and a laurel branch using the technique of cilantro from satin ribbons.

What to prepare:

• pieces of wide satin ribbons (red, white, blue);
• lighter;
• a piece of St. George's ribbon;
• a piece of tape in tricolor colors;
• three narrow satin ribbons (1 cm wide) - red, blue, white;
• a lock for a brooch;
• hot glue.

Manufacturing:

• Cut 6 squares from a white satin ribbon with a side equal to 5 cm.
• We also cut 4 squares of the same size from red and blue ribbons.

• We bend each square in half, connecting opposite corners, then bend it again, connecting the sharp corners in the resulting triangles. After the second fold, we fix the ends using a lighter.
• We fold the blanks in two, laying one on top of the other with an offset from above, and connect the sharp corners again, fix (burn with fire).
• We cut off sharp corners on each workpiece, scorch the edges with fire, also trim and scorch from below.

• We glue the resulting blanks in pairs, applying glue in the lower part from one edge.
• Glue another one on top of a white pair of glued blanks.
• We collect blanks in a laurel branch, inserting and fixing with glue blue into red, white into blue.

• We fold the St. George ribbon crosswise, on the upper part we glue the manufactured laurel branch in the colors of the Russian tricolor.
• From the bottom of the laurel branch we glue a bow made of a three-color ribbon, having previously sewed it with threads, as well as three strips of narrow ribbons of three colors.

On the reverse side of the St. George ribbon we glue the lock for the brooch - the craft is ready for submission to the competition

Military binoculars

From two toilet paper rolls, you can very quickly make a simple DIY craft for May 9 for a competition for a school or kindergarten.

What you need:

• toilet paper rolls - 2 pcs.;
• double sided tape;
• khaki colored paper or light green, red;
• sponge for washing dishes;
• dark green paint;
• brush;
• glue;
• scissors;
• the braid is green.

Manufacturing:

1. We paint the sleeves with dark green paint, leave to dry.
2. On each dried sleeve we glue pre-cut strips of khaki-colored paper - one in the middle (5 cm wide) and one more at each end (1 cm wide).
3. Glue the sleeves together in the middle using a small rectangle cut from a dishwashing sponge.
4. We glue a red star on each sleeve, cutting them out of paper in advance.
5. Having folded the braid in half, glue its ends to one of the bushings.

Festive victory fireworks

With your own hands, from the material at hand, together with the children, you can make a craft for the thematic competition on May 9, 2021 for school or kindergarten - a postcard depicting a festive fireworks. It is performed quickly according to the description of one of the best master classes with step-by-step photos, it turns out to be very beautiful.

What you need:

• colored cardboard of light blue or blue color (to match the color of the sky);
• knitting threads (multi-colored, bright);
• braid;
• glue;
• scissors.

Manufacturing:

• You can make a postcard in full format of a sheet of cardboard (you get a single one) or fold a standard sheet in half to get a double postcard.
• We will describe the manufacture in the first version, for which we glue the prepared braid around the entire perimeter, stepping back a little along the edges.
• We cut very small pieces of threads, lay out each color in separate piles.
• We cut several segments from 3 to 6 cm long.
• We mark the places of the "balls" of the fireworks, apply small droplets with glue, filling the "balls".

• Sprinkle all prepared places of fireworks with prepared small pieces of thread.
• From the bottom we glue longer segments of threads, placing them along a wavy line. These will be traces of the fireworks.

The postcard can be supplemented with a congratulatory inscription on the front side, and you can also write a congratulation on the back side.

Soldier's cap

Beautifully and quickly, you can make with your own hands with your children a simple craft for the competition on May 9 to school or kindergarten using the origami technique.

What you need:

• colored paper, double-sided, khaki or any green shade, red;
• glue.

Manufacturing:

1. Fold a sheet of colored paper in half across.
2. We bend the upper half of the sheet in half again, folding it outward.
3. Wrap the lower half of the new fold upwards in half again. We unfold the entire structure with the opposite side facing us.
4. Similarly to the first side, we also bend this one in half, straighten it.
5. We wrap the corners of the upper fold of the paper so that one side of the isosceles triangle lies on the second fold.
6. We wrap the edges of the entire structure outward, achieving a square shape.
7. The remaining half of the single sheet is folded up in half (twice).
8. We fill the inner quarter of the sheet using the previously received pockets from the folds.
9. We push the cap off the bottom, giving it a volumetric shape, slightly crush it from above.
10. On one side of the soldier's cap we glue a star cut out of red paper.

Paper victory star

A bright, beautiful craft can be made with your own hands for a competition for May 9, 2021 to a school or kindergarten with your children.

What you need:

• packing cardboard;
• paper napkins (preferably red);
• PVA glue or glue stick;
• colored paper of any color;
• golden packaging cardboard from a box of chocolates or cake;
• a piece of St. George's ribbon.

Manufacturing:

Cut out a pre-drawn (or outlined according to a template) star of the desired size from cardboard

• At the edges we glue loops from strips of colored paper folded in half, achieving the finishing contour of the craft.
• We glue the entire surface of the cardboard star with pre-prepared carnations from paper napkins.
• To make one carnation, fold the napkin in half, cut and unfold.
• We glue both unfolded strips into one long one. Bend the end of the strip on the right inward on one side, glue it.
• We make a carnation, making twisting movements with the right hand, and with the left we bend the ribbon from top to bottom with each full turn.

• We fold the end of the tape and the beginning to the base of the flower and fix it with glue.
• Cut out the number “9” and the letters “M”, “A”, and “I” from the golden cardboard, glue them in the center.
• We also glue the St. George ribbon, placing it in a wave.

Volumetric composition for May 9 made of cardboard

You can quickly and beautifully make a craft for May 9 with your own hands for a competition for a school or kindergarten, helping to develop a desire for creativity in your children.

What you need:

• packing corrugated cardboard;
• paint golden, white, brown and red;
• pencil;
• scissors;
• staining sponge;
• a piece of St. George's ribbon;
• glue;
• a cover from a box of any shape (preferably original).

Manufacturing:

• We make three stars from cardboard in three sizes (large, medium and small), drawing independently or using templates.
• We cover the stars with golden paint, leave to dry. We glue all three stars into one in descending order, in the center we make a small hole.

• Cut out a couple of strips from colored paper, cut at one end with a fringe. We give the narrow strips of fringe the shape of tongues of flame, roll up into a tube.
• We insert the resulting "eternal fire of memory" into the hole made in the volumetric star.
• Also, we first draw out of cardboard, and then cut out the number "9" and the letters "M", "A" and "I".
• Remove a thin layer of paper from above, freeing the corrugated surface.

• Lightly paint over the cut out parts with red paint by lightly touching the sponge.
• First we cover the lid of the box with white paint, then brown, also using a sponge to get the effect of "aging".

We glue the made star, number and letters, as well as the St. George ribbon on the dried lid, placing it from one corner

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Craft "Victory tank on a pedestal"

On May 9, 2021, we will make do-it-yourself crafts for a competition for a school or kindergarten with the children.

What to prepare:

• matchboxes - 3 pcs.;
• packing cardboard;
• colored paper (green, two shades);
• cardboard in bright colors;
• red paper napkins;
• dark gray colored cardboard for crafts;
• any bottle cap;
• glue;
• cotton swab;
• green paint;
• brush.

Manufacturing:

• We glue two matchboxes together, connecting them with large sides, glue them over with green paper. We also glue the remaining boxes.
• We glue the boxes on a double structure of boxes, on top we place a bottle cap, also pasted over with green paper. This will be the turret of the tank.

On the side surfaces on the two long sides of the tank we glue the previously cut circles made of dark gray cardboard - these are the wheels of the tank

• On top we place and glue the accordion (tank tracks), cut and bent from dark gray cardboard.
• On one side of the turret of the tank we install a "muzzle" - a cotton swab (breaking it off at one end and painting it green) into the previously made hole, fix it with glue.

We glue the tank on a pedestal made of cardboard and pasted over with colored paper. We also glue the numbers "1945" and "76 years" cut out of colored cardboard on the pedestal

We decorate the pedestal with carnations, made from paper napkins, and a laurel branch cut out of green cardboard.

A beautiful version of the Eternal Flame craft from pasta

A very simple and effective craft can be made for the competition on May 9, 2021 with your own hands together with children from ordinary pasta.

What you need:

• a box of chocolates of any shape;
• pasta (shells, feathers, spirals);
• hot glue;
• gouache paint (white, golden, red);
• St. George Ribbon.

Manufacturing:

1. Cover the upper surface of the box with white paint, dry and glue the shell pasta, placing them in rows tightly to each other.
2. Cover the shells with white paint, let dry.
3. Glue the St. George tape along the side surface of the box.
4. On the prepared surface of the box, we mark the tops of the future star (for convenience). We glue the pasta feathers in several rows with an offset, achieving a volumetric five-pointed star.
5. In the center of the star we leave a small hole in which we will place the base of the "eternal flame".
6. We glue the spirals in the center of the star along the entire circumference of the pasta in a vertical position, filling it completely. We insert the spirals into the first layer and subsequent ones, achieving similarities with the tongues of flame.
7. We paint the pasta star with golden paint, the stylized flame with red.

Any of the proposed master classes allows you to make a beautiful and stylish craft for a thematic competition dedicated to the Great Victory Day in a school or kindergarten in a short time.