Decoration for the Easter table

Decoration for the Easter table

In order to make such jewelry you will need:

• toothpicks


• beads foam plastic


• white napkins thin


• PVA glue


• acrylic adhesive (or any other gel-glue)


• acrylic paints


• acrylic lacquer


• mocking knife

So, we proceed.

Put the foam ball on the skewer, dripping acrylic glue into the hole. You can use any gel-glue (the glue should not corrode the foam).

Cut out a scallop from a thick paper, commensurate with the head-ball. Make a shallow incision in the ball with the help of a breadboard knife and insert the finished scallop. Do several of these at once.

Pour the ball-head with a thin white napkin using PVA glue. Apply glue with a brush. Instead of napkins, you can use paper handkerchiefs, stratifying them, or pieces of fine toilet paper.

Simultaneously with the pasting form of paper(napkins), impregnated with glue, beak. The pasted paper layer will not only allow the workpiece to be painted evenly, but also securely fasten the parts inserted into the foam ball - a toothpick and scallop.

Dry the preform color, and then writeacrylic paints - draw eyes, select a beak, a small beard. Then cover with acrylic lacquer over well-dried paint. Make as many such skewers as you need to decorate the festive table.

Such decorative "skewers" decorate canapes(usual or fruit). If you can not find small foam balls, form balls from paper pulp (papier-mache). Immediately "fashion" beaks and scallops. Dry it. Then, just paint the workpieces with acrylic paints.

If instead of scallops cut out of paper andinsert into the polystyrene ball of the ears, and then turn the workpiece into the head of a funny spring hare, you will receive another Easter symbol for the design of the table.

Use this idea to make a table notonly for Easter, but also for a children's holiday. Balls can be turned into the heads of any characters, from Kolobok and gnomes to heroes of modern cartoons.