Hedgehog from a bottle
Good afternoon. Nowadays, many gardeners like to make their own garden decorations. I wanted to make a hedgehog for the garden from an ordinary plastic bottle and polyethylene, I will now show you what came out of it. For this I needed:
- Plastic bottle with a capacity of 3 liters.
- Cement.
- Gray plastic bags.
- Scissors.
- Pencil.
- Scotch.
- Glue.
- Blister (packaging for tablets).
- 2 black beads.
- White paper.
- Black self-adhesive paper.
I took a bottle and poured a cement solution into it for stability. It was possible to put stones or earth, but now it is winter and this is not a suitable option. I wrapped the bottle's spout with tape, making the transition line between the bottle and the cork smoother.
After that I took gray plastic bags. I cut them into strips 5 centimeters wide, the length of the entire bag. I wrapped these strips around the bottle in the place where the hedgehog's face would be. I fixed the ends with glue and covered the top with tape for reliability.
Then she took the bags again and cut the same strips. I took 2 strips, folded them in half and cut the fringe without cutting to the edge.
Without unfolding, I secured these strips to the body with tape.You need to start from the wide end of the bottle.
Thus, I covered the entire hedgehog, except for the face and the bottom of the bottle.
I pasted the bottle a little differently on the back. I took a strip with chopped fringe and rolled it into a tube. I coated the end with glue and glued it to the bottle.
That's it, my hedgehog is almost ready, all that remains is to make his face. First I made the nose. I took black self-adhesive paper, outlined the nose on it and added an allowance of 0.5 centimeters. I then made cuts according to the allowance. Then I cut a strip 1 centimeter wide and 6 centimeters long.
I glued the circle onto the lid, folding the adhesive over the nose. I glued a strip on top so that the cuts in the seam allowance were not visible. Here's what I got.
The nose is ready. I made the eyes from a blister pack. I cut out two cells, and from white paper I cut out two circles of a suitable diameter for them. I glued it all together, having previously inserted a black bead inside each eye. Then I glued the eyes onto the muzzle.
I also made the ears from self-adhesive paper. I cut out two 4x4cm squares. After removing the layer of protective paper, I folded each one in half diagonally. The result is two triangles. We cut off one corner in a semicircle, the ears are ready.
I glued the ears and that’s it, the hedgehog is ready.
All that remains is to wait until spring and the new resident of the dacha will go to his permanent place of residence. Goodbye.
- Plastic bottle with a capacity of 3 liters.
- Cement.
- Gray plastic bags.
- Scissors.
- Pencil.
- Scotch.
- Glue.
- Blister (packaging for tablets).
- 2 black beads.
- White paper.
- Black self-adhesive paper.
I took a bottle and poured a cement solution into it for stability. It was possible to put stones or earth, but now it is winter and this is not a suitable option. I wrapped the bottle's spout with tape, making the transition line between the bottle and the cork smoother.
After that I took gray plastic bags. I cut them into strips 5 centimeters wide, the length of the entire bag. I wrapped these strips around the bottle in the place where the hedgehog's face would be. I fixed the ends with glue and covered the top with tape for reliability.
Then she took the bags again and cut the same strips. I took 2 strips, folded them in half and cut the fringe without cutting to the edge.
Without unfolding, I secured these strips to the body with tape.You need to start from the wide end of the bottle.
Thus, I covered the entire hedgehog, except for the face and the bottom of the bottle.
I pasted the bottle a little differently on the back. I took a strip with chopped fringe and rolled it into a tube. I coated the end with glue and glued it to the bottle.
That's it, my hedgehog is almost ready, all that remains is to make his face. First I made the nose. I took black self-adhesive paper, outlined the nose on it and added an allowance of 0.5 centimeters. I then made cuts according to the allowance. Then I cut a strip 1 centimeter wide and 6 centimeters long.
I glued the circle onto the lid, folding the adhesive over the nose. I glued a strip on top so that the cuts in the seam allowance were not visible. Here's what I got.
The nose is ready. I made the eyes from a blister pack. I cut out two cells, and from white paper I cut out two circles of a suitable diameter for them. I glued it all together, having previously inserted a black bead inside each eye. Then I glued the eyes onto the muzzle.
I also made the ears from self-adhesive paper. I cut out two 4x4cm squares. After removing the layer of protective paper, I folded each one in half diagonally. The result is two triangles. We cut off one corner in a semicircle, the ears are ready.
I glued the ears and that’s it, the hedgehog is ready.
All that remains is to wait until spring and the new resident of the dacha will go to his permanent place of residence. Goodbye.
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