To develop the imagination of the baby and attach it to the work, it is not necessary to purchase expensive materials. For this you can use improvised means. Interesting crafts are obtained from ear wands. They are soft, pleasant to the touch. Thanks to the white color and fluffy texture, they can make original products on a winter theme. This is especially true before the New Year. Such products will perfectly decorate the room.
What can be New Year's craft of ear wand
- House. The child can be offered to make a beautiful picture of the house on the background of the winter landscape. First you need to prepare the foundation. For this, a layer of blue plasticine must be applied on a dense sheet of paper. From the whole stick it is necessary to lay out the contour of the house together with the roof. You can make a window of foil, and using pieces of cotton wool to depict snowfall.
- Snowflake. To do this you need foam balls. The rods must be cut in half. Balls can be painted in silver color. They put in pieces pieces of sticks. The result of the work will be a three-dimensional snowflake. You can attach a ribbon to it and hang it on the tree.
- Snowman. Children are happy to mold snowmen. At home you can make it, even without snow. For this craft, you will need foam balls of different sizes, from which you will get a snowman. They need to insert halves of rods. They must fit tightly together. Eyes, mouth and nose should be spread out from the halves, painted in the right color.
- The Christmas tree. Even preschool children can be offered such an idea of crafts made from earwax by their own hands. First on the cardboard you need to depict a Christmas tree. Then the ends of the sticks are glued to the base, so that they cover the entire surface. Then the child can paint the product in green. After drying, the herringbone should be decorated with beads, attach a ribbon to it. As a result, a nice toy will turn out. Such crafts made from earwax decorate any room on New Year's Eve. Products can be attributed to a kindergarten or school for an exhibition.
