DIY Russian stove
We meet the Russian stove in every folk tale.
But, if you look into any village where old huts are still preserved, you will find this beauty there. You can do it at home, for example, with the whole family gathered on an ordinary winter evening. To make it you will need one sheet of white paper, glue, a simple pencil, a ruler, scissors and a box of a large tube of toothpaste.
To decorate, you will also need small pieces of black or brown paper, or markers.
The box needs to be cut in half. You need to connect the two parts in such a way that you get the letter “G”. Glue them together and wait until the glue dries.
As soon as the workpiece is dry, you can start glazing it
You need to attach a pipe to the high part. It is made from pieces of cardboard and wrapped in white paper.
Now let's start creating the firebox. The flap needs to be cut out of black paper, it should be semicircular. Make a light out of brown paper.
Glue the imitation fire and damper to the stove. You can insert cotton wool into the chimney and make smoke. The stove can also be painted with different patterns.
Master class Paper hut
To make a three-dimensional hut, we will need: colored paper, colored cardboard, a template (from a technology notebook for grade 2), scissors, glue.
Cut out strips from brown colored paper. To glue a log for a hut from a strip, we wrap the strip around a pencil or felt-tip pen, coat the edges with glue and glue it together, pressing the gluing area with your finger against the pencil. Remove the log from the pencil. We do the rest in exactly the same way. We will need 8 such strips.
Cut out the template from the notebook. Place the pieces on colored paper and cut them out. We make the base from colored cardboard.
Glue paper logs onto the base. 5 whole ones, cut the rest to make a triangular roof.
Glue the roof on top of the logs.
We glue the window and shutters.
We decorate the hut with a flower.
The craft is ready. We go to school and get an A in technology class.
