Crafts with children are troublesome, but always great. And if you take your craft to the pre-New Year's exhibition-competition in school and it will be appreciated with a diploma, it is doubly pleasant. Joint creativity allows adults to turn into a child and find themselves in a wonderful New Year's fairy tale.
To make two different mittens: cardboard, braid or cord, glitter colored gel, velvet paper, old scarf, PVA glue, cones, dyed linen, beads, scissors.
1. Cut out blanks for mittens from cardboard. On the first one we glue velvet paper, on the second piece from a scarf (or other knitted product). Let it dry properly.
2. On the velvet mitten we put an inscription with colored gel with sparkles, draw snowflakes. Let the gel dry so as not to smudge what is written during work. We glue the braid or cord to the top of the mittens, intertwining the ends with an eight. In the resulting rings, glue the beads. The ends of the braid can be tied with a loop if the mitten will decorate the Christmas tree.
3. Glue snowflakes on a knitted mitten. You can buy them in the store, or you can make them yourself. We take a sheet of paper, draw simple, unpretentious snowflakes on it and put it in a file. We glue the PVA to draw snowflakes, dry them, cover them with glitter gel. Original snowflakes will decorate the mitten. On the top of the product we glue a dyed flax with a bundle, and cones on it. We add brilliant accents with colored gel. You can glue the eyelet and decorate the Christmas tree.
it is better to dry the blanks of gloves after gluing under a press. PVA glue has the ability to tighten the product, so the mittens can twist.
