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Voluminous clamshell card for mom on March 8
Children's card dandelion
Postcard origami dress for March 8: master class
How to make a postcard for 8 March
Postcard mom bird made of paper on March 8
Greeting cards on March 8 (photo) A handmade
postcard will be beautiful, soulful and pleasant a gift for beloved mothers, grandmothers, sisters, daughters or girlfriends on March 8.
Simple postcards can be made with children, which will not only be a good surprise, but also a useful pastime.
You can also get some interesting ideas and add your own details to these original International Women's Day cards.
A voluminous card for mom on March 8
A simple card that turns into a 3D greeting card will be an unexpected gift for mom, grandmother, sister or girlfriend. Although such a card may seem complicated at first glance, it is easier to make one than it seems.
See also: March 8 with your own hands
Materials:
· Multicolored paper
· Glue stick
· Double-sided tape
Cut 7 10 cm squares of paper in the colors you want. Fold the square four times. Fold one lapel diagonally, turn it over to the other side and fold the other lapel diagonally to form a triangle. Cut the petal sample out of the triangle. Unfold the paper and cut one petal out of the flower. Close the flower by placing petals on each side and fastening them with glue. Repeat with other colors.
Attach a piece of double-sided tape to the petals, as shown in dots. Connect flowers to each other: flower B and C overlap petal with A, petal D goes from above, overlapping A.
Attach flower E and F, layering on B and C.
Attach G from above, applying it to D. Cut the leaves out of green paper and use double-sided tape to glue them to the flowers.
Cut a 25 by 15 cm rectangle out of a sheet of cardboard and fold it in half to make a card. Place the folded bunch of flowers inside the card, as shown, attach double-sided tape and press firmly. Open the card and repeat by gluing the other side of the flower bundle inside the card.
Postcard for March 8: flower pot (video) DIY
children's cards for March 8
This is a great idea for a March 8 postcard that you can implement with your children.
You'll need:
· White, green, brown paint
· Brush
· Cardboard
Dip your finger into the brown paint and press it against the paper. Draw the stem with a brush.
After the brown paint has dried, dip your little finger into the white paint and make dandelion fluff. You can also create the effect of flying fluff, leaving a mark of prints on the flower.
Origami dress postcard for March 8: master class
This dress card can be made in various versions, decorated with ribbons, sequins or rhinestones.
Read also: What to give on March 8
Cut a 10 cm square of paper. Such a square will make a dress about 7.5 cm high. You can use any paper, paper with a pattern on one side and plain paper on the other will look beautiful.
Fold the paper vertically and horizontally.
Then fold the sides to the center.
Turn the paper over and fold the sides back to the center.
Turn the paper over again and open the top of the paper.
Fold the upper part down about 1.2 cm.
Straighten the left side that you folded. This will be the shoulder of the dress. Do the same with the other side.
Fold both sides of the paper inward.
Fold the top layer of paper at an angle to make the bottom of the dress.
Fold the paper in half so as to connect these points.
Fold the two halves again, but leaving a gap of about 1.2 cm at the top.
Now make a waist. Fold the sides of the floor at an angle, as shown in the picture.
Flip it over. This is what your dress looks like from the front.
When you have finished the dress, you can glue it to the card and decorate it as you wish.
Here is another version of an origami dress for a postcard.
How to make a postcard for March 8
This simple card can also be made with your child for mom, sister or grandmother.
See also: DIY bulk postcards
Cut 9 colorful circles (3 circles of the same size). Glue them together as shown in the picture.
Twist a piece of green paper lengthwise to make a stem.
Using scotch tape, attach each flower to the stem. Place the flowers in brackets to fit them together in the pocket.
Fold a sheet of cardboard or paper in half to make a card. Cut a small piece of paper to form a pocket and place the bouquet in it.
DIY mother-bird postcard made of paper for March 8
Such a cute card is a great gift for mom.
Print and cut out the details of the bird sample from colored paper.
Cut rectangles out of white and colored cardboard for the background of the postcard and glue a piece of colored cardboard onto the white one so that a white edge is formed.
Glue the details of the birds as shown on the sample.
To make eyes and socks, cut them out of black and yellow cardboard and glue them, or you can draw them with a felt-tip pen.
Happy March 8 greeting cards (photos)
