Children's holiday      10/31/2023

Beautiful DIY New Year cards. How to make a postcard with your own hands: ideas and examples Draw a postcard to Santa Claus for his birthday

Master class “Postcard for Santa Claus”

Target: develop children's artistic and creative abilities and imagination.

Tasks:

teach how to make a postcard;

promote the development of attention, fine motor skills and imagination;

cultivate perseverance, accuracy and determination;

Develop a desire to care for others.

Progress of the master class

Guys, I am glad to welcome you to today's master class.

Do you like holidays? Which?

For most people, their favorite holidays are Birthday and New Year. Guess the riddle:

Who comes to us in winter

To visit everyone's home,

With a beard and a staff,

And a gift bag?

There is a red nose above the mustache.

Who is this?..(Santa Claus) (Note: the riddle was taken from the Internet. Access mode: http://mirdetstva5.ru/zagadki-pro-deda-moroza)

Santa Claus is a character famous not only for his kindness, but also for his fabulous congratulations. And everyone is used to him bringing us gifts. But you can also congratulate Santa Claus himself. After all, he has his own birthday. The official birthday of Santa Claus is considered to be November 18th. This date is associated with the onset of frost in the homeland of Father Frost, in Veliky Ustyug, and was chosen by the children themselves back in 2005. On this day, Veliky Ustyug celebrates the birthday of the famous birthday boy. Do you want to congratulate Grandfather Frost?

You can all write a letter to Santa Claus and attach a postcard with congratulations to the letter. Today we will make this card.

- For work we will need the following materials and tools: thick landscape sheet, colored paper, buttons of different sizes, sequins or rhinestones for decoration, ribbons, ribbons, double-sided tape, scissors, glue, hole punch, ruler, pencil, black marker or black felt-tip pen or black gel pen.

So, everything is ready. Let's start making the postcard.

Take a landscape sheet and place it in front of you. Fold the right and left parts as follows:

Please note that we do not bend the left and right parts evenly, this will make the card more interesting.

The base of the card is ready. Set it aside for now. Let's start decorating it.

I have the Christmas tree and snowman templates prepared in advance.

Take colored paper. It is better to take soft colors. Trace the templates on colored paper. The resulting shapes must be cut out. Remember to follow safety precautions when working with scissors.

Now take the base of the card and glue (using a glue stick) the resulting colored Christmas tree and snowman onto different parts of the card as follows:

To make our snowman and Christmas tree come to life and become voluminous, we use buttons. You can use buttons of different sizes and colors. It all depends on your imagination!

I'll start with the snowman. I'll take 2 white buttons of different sizes. First I'll put them on the construction paper snowman on the card, check if they fit, and then stick them on with double-sided tape.


Note: Most 2nd grade children still find it difficult to cope with some types of double-sided tape (it doesn’t cut well and sticks to scissors). Therefore, it is best if one of the adults cuts off the pieces of tape. If the child can cope with this work, then he performs all the actions independently.

Now let's turn our attention to the Christmas tree. Let's take buttons of different colors and sizes and place them on a Christmas tree made of colored paper on a postcard. I took green buttons of different sizes and small colored buttons. If everything is satisfactory, you can glue the buttons using double-sided tape.


Using buttons we will depict multi-colored balls hanging from above. Let's put everything on the postcard first and check if everything suits us. Buttons can be glued using double-sided tape.

There are empty spaces at the top and bottom of the postcard. They can be decorated with ribbons or ribbons. I chose a red bindweed ribbon. In order to glue it evenly, you need to draw straight lines using a ruler and a simple pencil.

We also use a pencil to draw string lines to the button balls at the top of the postcard. If necessary, you can use a ruler. Using a pencil we draw arms and a hat for the snowman. Once we have finished working with a pencil, we can outline the lines with a marker, black felt-tip pen or black gel pen (except for technical lines for the braid). I'll use a pen.

Then we measure out pieces of braid of the required length and cut them with scissors. Then, using a glue stick, glue the braid exactly along the lines.

Now let's decorate our card with sequins or rhinestones. You can also make confetti. I use snowflake shaped sequins. First I'll put them on a postcard. I like everything. You can glue the sequins using double-sided tape.

All that remains is to make the ties. Use a hole punch to make holes.

And insert a ribbon (mine is red) into the holes and tie a bow.

Our postcard is ready.

Now all you have to do is write a congratulation to Santa Claus inside the card and send or personally give the birthday boy a handmade card.

The master class was held for 2nd grade students. The guys made these postcards.

How do you like the idea of ​​creating a postcard for Santa Claus with your own hands for the New Year 2016? Children will really enjoy this exciting creative process, and adults sometimes don’t mind diving into childhood and believing in magic. What if your wish comes true?

If you haven’t yet decided on gifts for all your household members, then a handmade postcard to Santa Claus will help you in this “difficult” task. After all, each of your family members will write about what they want most, and you will have the opportunity to feel like a real sorceress - a sort of Snow Maiden who gives miracles and makes wishes come true on New Year's Eve.

DIY postcard to Santa Claus - ready-made templates

You can invite the children to make an elegant card from scrap materials themselves, or you can print out a ready-made template so that your child can write his deepest desires into it. After all, on such an elegant card, wishes come brighter and more colorful, kinder and fulfilled!



DIY postcard to Santa Claus - through letters

A simple and at the same time original postcard can be made by drawing large, wide letters of congratulations and cutting them out right through. A child cannot do without his mother’s thin nail scissors, so help! The main thing here is to play on the contrast between the cover and the inside of the postcard. For example, the top is white and plain, but inside the card is red or colorful.

DIY postcard to Santa Claus - quilling

You can show an inexhaustible flight of imagination if you make a postcard using the quilling technique. Even a white snowflake on a light background looks very gentle and airy if it is made with soul and thoughts about fulfilling a child’s New Year’s dream.



DIY postcard to Santa Claus - embroidery

You can not only draw a card or cut it out of paper, but also cross-stitch it, decorate it with beads, sparkles and bows. Even a simple little embroidered Christmas tree inscribed in a postcard is pleasing to the eye and will definitely please the kind Grandfather Frost.


DIY postcard to Santa Claus - wishes and desires

New Year's holidays are just around the corner, it's time to think about nice souvenirs for friends and relatives. Why, for example, buy a postcard if it is very simple and pleasant to make it yourself. Making a card won't take much of your time, but everyone will love this gift. You and your child will still have time to do something like this DIY children's cards for the New Year. They are made quickly and are very popular with grandparents. Here, for example, are options for children's cards from our readers.

Receiving cards from loved ones is always a pleasure, and cards that you make with your own hands are doubly pleasant. Make New Year cards for your friends and relatives, they will be very pleased.

Snowmen made from palms

No holiday is complete without greeting cards. A child should be taught to be creative from childhood. You can make this card with a child of any age, because in fact, the main task of your baby is a palm print. Let's get started.

  • colored cardboard,
  • paints,
  • colored paper and glue,
  • markers.

A sheet of cardboard needs to be bent in half, this will be our future postcard. Since paint spreads on cardboard, take a sheet of colored paper and glue it onto the cardboard. You need to put a child's handprint on a sheet of colored paper. To do this, we smear your child’s hand with white gouache and put an imprint on the sheet.

To make the print even, you need to paint on the unpainted areas with a brush.

When the paint has dried, we draw a snowman from each finger.

The front side of the card is ready, now let's work on the inside.

We draw snowflakes and a snowman with white paint and write a wish. That's all.

More simple and easy options:

Postcard with Santa Claus from the palm of your hand

Master class on how to make a simple but original New Year's card with Santa Claus from . You can make such a postcard together with the kids and send it to Santa Claus himself as a gift. And real grandparents will be no less happy.

To make a New Year's card, take:

  • colored cardboard,
  • colored paper,
  • paints,
  • glue,
  • tassel,
  • toothpick,
  • scissors.

On the front side we will make a Christmas tree. To do this, we need to cut colored paper (green) into strips.

You need to make cuts along the entire length of the strip and use a toothpick to twist the strip and glue the tip.

In this way we make 9 more pieces.

Glue it onto a card in the shape of a Christmas tree. For decoration, you can glue beads on top.

We'll make a funny Santa Claus inside the card. My daughter helped me, we made a drawing on the palm, as shown in the photo.

We put a palm print on the postcard and touch up the unpainted areas with paints. We finish drawing the eyes, nose, mouth.

Herringbone

An interesting version of a postcard with a voluminous Christmas tree:

Santa Claus for a gift

Another New Year's postcard with Santa Claus, made with your own hands, was sent to our competition by Konina Lyudmila Alexandrovna.

The work “Santa Claus for a Gift” can be used as an insert card as a gift.

Head: Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Konina, additional education teacher.

Institution: MBOU s. Yurla, structural unit "House of Children's Creativity".

Materials:

  • colored paper (pink, red, white),
  • glossy green cardboard (for the Christmas tree),
  • PVA glue.

First, take colored paper in white, pink, red and green.

We cut out from it the elements of the future postcard - the details of Santa Claus (nose, mustache, beard, eyes and cap) and the Christmas tree.

You get the following elements:

Glue the parts onto the red rectangle in the following sequence: face, eyes, beard, mustache, nose, cap. And, of course, a decorated Christmas tree.

This handmade Santa Claus will accompany your gift and deliver it safe and sound.

This grandfather turned out to be a little sad, but the next one, on the contrary, is cheerful.

Postcard "Santa Claus"

The New Year holidays are very close and you can already feel the magical mood in the air! And the most welcome guest of this wonderful winter holiday is Santa Claus. This kind generous grandfather is also eagerly waiting in the wings to please the obedient smart girls and wise guys! In the meantime, we are waiting for gifts under the tree, you can make an original postcard with Santa Claus. Anastasia Ushakova's master class will help children do everything in the best possible way.

To create a holiday card with Santa Claus, we will need the following materials:

  • colored cardboard or a sheet of thick colored paper;
  • a set of colored and decorative paper;
  • white paper napkins;
  • a simple pencil;
  • black and blue felt-tip pen;
  • ruler;
  • scissors;
  • glue;
  • a piece of rope or thick thread;
  • sticker with a large pattern.

How to make a postcard with the image of Santa Claus using the applique technique

Prepare everything you need for creativity so that children are not distracted from the exciting process.

Find the center of a sheet of construction paper and fold each edge toward the middle. Iron the folds. From decorative paper (scrap paper), cut out a rectangle smaller than the sticker.

Place your sticker on top of the decorative paper.

Cut the patterned sticker down the middle.
Glue each half to its side so that the design matches when you close the card.


From red paper, cut out a sheepskin coat, sleeves, cap and nose of Santa Claus.
Cut out felt boots and mittens from brown paper. Cut out a head from light-colored paper, and patches for felt boots from decorative paper.

Glue the head and nose first, and the cap on top of the head. Below the head, glue a sheepskin coat with sleeves.

Glue on the mittens and felt boots, leaving a small gap.

Glue patches on felt boots and white circles-eyes on your face. Cut the napkin into small squares.

Roll small balls from the resulting squares.

Cut out a beard of any shape from a napkin. Glue on the beard, going to the lower part of the face.

Use white balls to create a trim along the bottom of the sheepskin coat and the edges of the sleeves.

Make the same edge along the edge of the hat, and decorate the pompom at the end of the cap.

Fill the surface of the beard with napkin balls.

Shape your mustache. Use blue to draw the iris, and black for the pupils of the eyes, eyelashes and seams on the patches. Cut out circles of buttons from decorative paper and glue them onto the sheepskin coat. Create sideburns from a napkin.
Cut out a small rectangle from red paper and crumple it properly. Cut out two patches from decorative paper.

Glue the patches onto the bag and draw thread stitches. Turn over and fold the edges of the bag inside out. Wrap rope around the top of the bag and tie a knot.

Glue the bag near Santa Claus.

Cut out circles of different sizes from white paper and glue them onto the card. You can also use glitter or stickers with snowflakes.

New Year's card with Santa Claus is ready!

This is just like the real thing! The nose is red, the beard is fluffy, the eyes are kind, and the bag is full of gifts, you can’t even lift it! You can immediately see how hard they tried, the postcard is simply a miracle! All that remains is to write wishes and give a postcard to a dear person, or you can send it to Grandfather Frost - he has never been given such a fabulously beautiful postcard with his portrait. Happy holidays!

Postcard “Mitten”

Another work from Olga Kiseleva from Iskitim. This is a wonderful New Year's card in the form of a mitten.

“I live in a small Siberian town. I have been doing handicrafts since childhood. All the children who go to kindergarten know how to make cards. Just like I learned in kindergarten, I still make cards with my own hands and give them to family and friends.

I'll tell you how to make a mitten card.

To make it we will need:

  • PVA stationery glue;
  • glue Moment crystal;
  • scissors;
  • white cardboard;
  • colored paper;
  • lace, ribbons, braid, lace;
  • beads, rhinestones, sequins or other decorations.

Draw a mitten on the back of colored paper. And we cut it out. Then we place this mitten on the cardboard and outline it 3 mm wider on all sides, cut out the resulting figure.

We lay out lace and braid on the colored part of the mitten. When we have determined the location, we stick them on. Then we glue the colored part of the mitten to the cardboard part. Here, if you decide to make a loop, then the ribbon needs to be inserted between the parts of the mitten.

Congratulations can be written on the back of the mitten. Or you can print it on a printer and glue it.

We chaotically glue sequins around the congratulations.

We decorate the front part of the card with beads, half beads, a felt snowflake, and a pattern cut out of white cardboard.
The mitten card is ready.

More options with a postcard and others:

Watch how to make simple cards with Christmas balls in the video:

"The Snowman Goes to the Masquerade"

My name is Olga Shevtsova, I am from the city of Kramatorsk. I want to show you the work of my youngest son Dima (he is 3.5 years old) in the “Learning to be a wizard” category. This New Year's card "The snowman goes to the masquerade".

Materials:
sheet of colored cardboard,
small workpieces,
PVA glue.

The work was done using applique technique. So that the child can master most of it on his own.

We take a sheet of blue cardboard, and mom cuts out a white snowman.

Then, using curly scissors, we make a postcard from a simple sheet. It just makes beautiful edges.

Our snowman put on a mask - Mickey Mouse ears.

Mom helped with the eyes and mouth, as well as the carrot nose.

It's winter now, so you need to dress warmly. Let's make a scarf and buttons from a yellow napkin.

And there is also snow. From semolina. Like this:

When it dried, we shook off the cereal and this is what we got:



Postcards are not difficult to make, especially if you know the simple technology.

You can create regular cards with beautiful patterns, or voluminous ones with a surprise, so to speak.

Let's look at a few options.

How to make a voluminous New Year's card

Here we will look at how to make a voluminous New Year's card with a Christmas tree. First you need to draw the shape of the Christmas tree, or you can simply print the image from the site and then follow the instructions below.

You will need:

Sheets of colored cardboard;
- a simple pencil;
- ruler;
- scissors;
- glue.

1. Place the paper on a flat surface. Take a ruler and draw a line for yourself that will mark the middle of the sheet, also known as the middle of the tree.

* If you decide to draw a Christmas tree rather than print it, try to draw it exactly in relation to the center line. It is also worth drawing straight lines along which you will further cut the paper (see picture).

2. Fold the paper along the line. You can use something like a pencil or an old pen to press down on the fold and drag from top to bottom and back to make an even fold.

3. Carefully start cutting along the lines as shown in the picture, leaving only the side lines of the tree untouched.

4. From the very top, begin to carefully bend and unbend parts of the Christmas tree. Then straighten the paper a little and start pushing the “branches” of the tree in the opposite direction (see picture).

This is what it should look like.

5. Set aside your Christmas tree and prepare a clean sheet of colored cardboard. This will be used for the back of the card.

6. Fold the sheet in the middle and leave it on the table.

7. Apply a thin line of glue to the left and right of the Christmas tree sheet.

8. Carefully place the leaf with the Christmas tree so that the edges of both cards meet. Gently press and hold for a while until the cards stick together.

Your three-dimensional postcard is ready!

Children's New Year cards (video)

Here's another way to make a three-dimensional postcard.

Handmade New Year cards

Use buttons

You will need:


- glue;
- buttons;
- colored paper.

*You can also use glitter, stickers, etc. to decorate your card. And if you know how to sew on a button, you can do it using beautiful threads directly on the card, the main thing is to use thick paper.

From the pictures you can see that making such a card is very easy. It can be any size and color. Choose any buttons and make all kinds of patterns.

Use ribbons

You will need:

Colored cardboard or thick paper;
- glue;
- scissors;
- ribbon.

Attach the tape to the thick sheet folded in half and measure the length you need. As you can see from the pictures, the higher you go to the top of the tree, the shorter the ribbon.

* The color can be any, or preferably several shades of the same color.

Cut to the length you need.

Using the tips of the scissors, trim the edges of the ribbon until they become fluffy.

Ribbons can be attached to colored cardboard with glue or they can be carefully sewn (stitched).

Beautiful New Year cards

A few examples of beautiful handmade cards. From these pictures you can get ideas for your own postcard on any topic. Let your imagination lead you to wonderful results.

Beautiful New Year cards with Santa Claus in high quality for free. Photo postcards, drawings, colorful pictures and a large number of everyone’s favorite soulful Soviet postcards with the kindest grandfather on Earth! On these postcards, Frost rushes to children and adults on all types of transport - train and plane, spaceship and bicycle, car and, of course, a sleigh drawn by three horses. And on his way he is accompanied by forest animals, snowmen, children and his granddaughter-assistant - the beautiful Snow Maiden.


An elegant and festive animated card for the upcoming New Year 2020. Handsome Santa Claus with a bell and a bag of gifts next to a decorated Christmas tree sparkling with golden lights. Beautiful shimmering gold lettering.


Postcard with Santa Claus, gifts, sweets and congratulations.


Funny Old New Year 2020 card with signature


Let even those things that could not come true come true in the new year.


Vintage New Year card with cheerful Santa Claus and congratulatory signature


New Year's card with Santa Claus and a cool phrase.


Funny Happy New Year card. Grandfather Frost looks out from behind the wall, congratulating everyone with the words: Happy New 2020. The holidays are over. Well done to those who didn't drink themselves to death!


Cool postcard with Santa Claus DJ and signature Everything will come true


Hand-drawn card with a New Year's wreath and Santa Claus.


A postcard with Santa Claus with a huge bag of gifts and the signature: May Santa Claus give you everything you wish for!


Cool New Year's card with wishes. Kind Grandfather Frost reads a funny letter with a wish for the New Year. Text in poetic form.


Touching Happy New Year card. A cute baby in a New Year's hat holds Christmas tree decorations in his hands and talks about Grandfather Frost. A cool congratulation for everyone who loves children.