Easter cards from paper - how to make a shoe, scrapbooking with your own hands
Tradition to congratulate with Easter cards is not new- to issue illustrated cards for Easter started back in the 19th century. Now the tradition to give Easter cards is experiencing a second birth thanks to such a popular hobby as scrapbooking, which allows you to make Easter cards.
Making easter cards is easy, with thiseven a child can cope. There are no limitations in terms of technology and materials, the main thing is that the story of the postcard correspond to the holiday. You can decorate your postcard with images of Easter eggs and Easter cakes, chickens and Easter bunny, Easter basket and candles. And do not forget about the traditional Easter greeting: "Christ is risen!". You can write it on the card completely, but you can do just capital letters ХВ.
Easter cards with applications
The simplest technique that you canuse, creating Easter cards, is an applique. Just draw the elements of your postcard on colored paper, cut them out and paste them on the base. And to make the application look more original, you can use voluminous elements and unusual materials - corrugated cardboard, lace, sezal, feathers.
You can, for example, make an Easter card,depicting a nest with eggs. To do this, cut out the base of the postcard from corrugated cardboard of some bright color. On the cardboard, glue a horizontal strip of lace. From the sesal or threads make a nest and paste it on the lace. Finally, from a dense white paper, cut two eggs and glue them so that it would seem as if they were lying in a nest. The postcard is ready!
Patterns for Easter templates and charts
And you can make very beautiful Easterpostcards in the technique of "vytynanka." Vytynanka is an openwork pattern made of paper. The simplest way is to cut out a simple symmetrical fretboard like a paper snowflake, but after practicing, you can cut out the real masterpieces.
To make an Easter card in this technique,You will need a thick colored paper or cardboard for the substrate and a thin paper of contrasting color for the fade out. Very impressive looks a combination of red and white. You can make a three-layered postcard. A sheet of white paper of a smaller size (around it will be a red frame) is pasted onto the base of the red color, and a red print is pasted onto the white paper.
You will also need scissors, PVA glue, a simplepencil, tracing paper or copy paper and ruler. Scissors are best to take small (manicure) with thin and straight ends. If you doubt your artistic abilities, you can print out a ready-made template for the shading (like those that are located a couple of paragraphs above).
To make a symmetrical outset, folda sheet of colored paper with the color side inside. Draw the desired pattern or translate it with copy paper or tracing paper. Gently cut out the pattern and unfold the fade out. To level it, iron it with an iron through a piece of paper or put it under the press (a heavy book).
Then paste the card on the cardboard. On the underside, apply small droplets of glue, gently lay an openwork pattern on the cardboard and smooth it. Try not to pull too much and squeeze the fraying, otherwise the pattern may be deformed. If glue drops appear from under the glued pattern, gently remove them. Additionally, you can write a greeting on the card.
When making Easter cards, you can use andother techniques. Beautifully look postcards made in the technique of quilling or weaving of paper. Original postcard decorated with a mosaic of eggshells, or a three-dimensional postcard. And you can make a card from a thick cardboard and embroider on it an Easter egg with colorful threads. In general, there are practically no restrictions - show imagination and create, and then your Easter cards will surely please those whom they are addressed to.