Have you been dreaming of making something sweet for a long time? gift from kinder surprises?
Anna Voronina shares her secret" How to do ladybug from kinders.
We will need:
Kinder Surprise;
Three strips of corrugated paper 4 cm wide, 4.5 and 3.5 divisions long;
Wire (thin and thicker);
Scissors;
Thermal gun;
Ribbon bow.
Take a piece of black corrugated paper. We twist it in the middle, at the same time making indentations with our fingers for a kind of surprise.
We insert the kinder surprise inside the workpiece so that the sharp nose of the kinder faces in the direction of the twist.
We straighten the corrugation and pull it onto the chocolate egg.
We close the corrugated “shell”. We glue the side edges of the corrugation pointwise with hot glue. Apply glue to the underside of the corrugation, being careful not to get it on the egg itself.
We twist the tail of the corrugation with thin wire. We cut the corrugation as short as possible.
Just like the black piece of corrugation, we twist the red pieces of paper.
We fold them in half and form butterfly wings.
We trim the wings along the edges, narrowing them. We glue each wing with a few drops of glue.
Glue the wings to the back.
We decorate the connection of the wings with the back with braid.
Glue a bow to the tail.
Cut a piece of wire 3-4 cm long.
We push the wire into the twist and form a butterfly mustache. You can secure the wire with hot glue.
Glue the beads. We make eyes from white ones, and dots on the wings from dark ones.
Our ladybug is ready. Using the same principle, you can make a bee.
It is very easy to get a chocolate egg by untwisting the wire on the “tail”.
Have you been dreaming of making something sweet for a long time? gift from kinder surprises?
Anna Voronina shares her secret" How to do ladybug from kinders.
We will need:
Kinder Surprise;
Three strips of corrugated paper 4 cm wide, 4.5 and 3.5 divisions long;
Wire (thin and thicker);
Scissors;
Thermal gun;
Ribbon bow.
Take a piece of black corrugated paper. We twist it in the middle, at the same time making indentations with our fingers for a kind of surprise.
We insert the kinder surprise inside the workpiece so that the sharp nose of the kinder faces in the direction of the twist.
We straighten the corrugation and pull it onto the chocolate egg.
We close the corrugated “shell”. We glue the side edges of the corrugation pointwise with hot glue. Apply glue to the underside of the corrugation, being careful not to get it on the egg itself.
We twist the tail of the corrugation with thin wire. We cut the corrugation as short as possible.
Just like the black piece of corrugation, we twist the red pieces of paper.
We fold them in half and form butterfly wings.
We trim the wings along the edges, narrowing them. We glue each wing with a few drops of glue.
Glue the wings to the back.
We decorate the connection of the wings with the back with braid.
Glue a bow to the tail.
Cut a piece of wire 3-4 cm long.
We push the wire into the twist and form a butterfly mustache. You can secure the wire with hot glue.
Glue the beads. We make eyes from white ones, and dots on the wings from dark ones.
Our ladybug is ready. Using the same principle, you can make a bee.
It is very easy to get a chocolate egg by untwisting the wire on the “tail”.
We bring to your attention a stylish design for a Kinder egg - creating a ladybug from corrugated paper. Such cute ladybugs can be used as a separate souvenir, and they can also be used to decorate a box of sweets or be used to make sweet bouquets.
To create a ladybug you will need:
Children's egg "Kinder Surprise";
Wire (thin and slightly thicker);
3 corrugated strips about 4 cm wide, about 4.5 and 3.5 divisions long;
Hot glue, scissors;
For decoration: braid, beads, ribbon bow.
Ladybug made of corrugated paper and Kinder step by step:
We turn the black piece of corrugation in the middle, while simultaneously creating indentations for the Kinder Surprise using our fingers (Fig. 2).
We place the Kinder Surprise with its sharp nose towards the twist. We correct the corrugation and tighten it to the shape of a chocolate egg (Fig. 3).
We close the corrugated “shell” and glue the side edges pointwise in one place. We apply glue ONLY to the lower half of the corrugation, we try not to get it on the egg itself (Fig. 4).
Twist the “tail” of corrugated paper into several turns with thin wire. Cut the corrugation as short as possible so that the wire does not slip off (Figure 5).
Similarly with the black section, we twist the red sections of the corrugation in the middle (Fig. 6).
Fold in half, forming wings (Fig. 7).
Trim the sides a little to narrow it. The edges are slightly slanted. Apply some glue to each “wing” (Fig. 8).
Glue the wings to the back (Fig. 9). We decorate the edge with braid (Fig. 10). Glue a bow to the tail (Fig. 11).
Cut a piece of wire about 3-4 cm long. Push the wire into the twist and form antennae. You can drop a little hot melt glue under the wire (Figure 12).
Glue beads-eyes and dots on the wings (Fig. 13).
Now the ladybug is ready! Using the same principle, you can create other insects, for example, a bee. You can get a chocolate kinder egg by untwisting it on its tail. delay . If you want to preserve the shape (from corrugated paper) of such a ladybug, then put put some filler inside, for example, cotton wool.
Good luck!
Author MK:Have you been dreaming of making something sweet for a long time? gift from kinder surprises?
Anna Voronina shares her secret" How to do ladybug from kinders.
We will need:
Kinder Surprise;
Three strips of corrugated paper 4 cm wide, 4.5 and 3.5 divisions long;
Wire (thin and thicker);
Scissors;
Thermal gun;
Ribbon bow.
Take a piece of black corrugated paper. We twist it in the middle, at the same time making indentations with our fingers for a kind of surprise.
We insert the kinder surprise inside the workpiece so that the sharp nose of the kinder faces in the direction of the twist.
We straighten the corrugation and pull it onto the chocolate egg.
We close the corrugated “shell”. We glue the side edges of the corrugation pointwise with hot glue. Apply glue to the underside of the corrugation, being careful not to get it on the egg itself.
We twist the tail of the corrugation with thin wire. We cut the corrugation as short as possible.
Just like the black piece of corrugation, we twist the red pieces of paper.
We fold them in half and form butterfly wings.
We trim the wings along the edges, narrowing them. We glue each wing with a few drops of glue.
Glue the wings to the back.
We decorate the connection of the wings with the back with braid.
Glue a bow to the tail.
Cut a piece of wire 3-4 cm long.
We push the wire into the twist and form a butterfly mustache. You can secure the wire with hot glue.
Glue the beads. We make eyes from white ones, and dots on the wings from dark ones.
Our ladybug is ready. Using the same principle, you can make a bee.
It is very easy to get a chocolate egg by untwisting the wire on the “tail”.
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