Photo frame “Bunny”
Good afternoon. Today I want to make a “Bunny” photo frame with you. For this we need:
- Paper.
- Cardboard.
- Pencil.
- Scissors.
- Threads.
- File.
- Glue.
- Gray and red wool threads.
- Packaging for tablets (blister).
- Cotton wool.
- Blue sequins or beads (2 pieces).
- A small piece of red fabric.
- Bead.
To begin with, I printed out a drawing of a bunny and transferred this drawing onto thick cardboard. At the same time, I did not draw extra lines. It is better to take very thick cardboard (you can use cardboard packaging).
Then I cut out a hare from cardboard. I also cut out a place for the photo.
Now let’s take a sheet of cardboard again, put the stencil of our hare on it and trace the bottom part up to the head. Cut it out. This will be the back of the frame. This is what should happen.
Let's put this detail aside. Let's take a file. We also place the hare on it and outline the belly from the outside. Then we cut out this pattern. This will be a protective film for photography, instead of glass. Then we glue it.
Glue the back cover on the sides and bottom. No need to glue on top. We should get a kind of pocket for the photo.
Cut a strip of cardboard 4 centimeters wide and 15 centimeters long. From one end, retreat 1 centimeter and lightly draw along this line with scissors so that the strip bends well. This will be the stand for the frame. Glue it to the head. In the future, when we need to insert a photo inside the frame, we will simply lift the stand up.
The frame is ready. Now let's get to the decor. Take gray wool threads and glue. Apply glue to the hare's face and, starting from the center, glue the thread in turns in a circle.
We do the same with the ears, only you need to start gluing not from the center, but from the edges. First, make the desired oval, and then lay out the thread in turns towards the center.
We will need gray threads again. We pinch the end of the thread between the index and middle fingers, make a couple of turns of the thread around the finger, and cut off the end. You should now have a loop. Coat the end of the loop with glue and press it to the bunny.
This is how we glue the entire hare, except for those places where we have already glued the threads.
To make the frame beautiful from all sides, I pasted it with threads on the back.
Now let's make the face. Let's take some cotton wool and tear off a piece of it. We will make cheeks from it and glue them to the muzzle.
We will make a nose from red threads. Cut the thread, roll it into a small ball and glue it between the cheeks.
We will make eyes from pill packaging, white paper and blue sequins. We cut off two cells from the blister, rounding the edges. We put sequins inside each cell and glue everything onto white paper. When dry, cut off the excess and glue the eyes onto the face.
We make the mouth the same way as the nose. We decorate the ears with cotton wool.
We will make a bow from a piece of red fabric.To do this, cut out a rectangle with sides 2x5 centimeters. We tighten the rectangle in the middle with a thread, sew on a bead and attach the finished bow to the bunny’s ear.
That's it, our frame is ready, all that remains is to insert the photo.
I hope you liked the photo frame. Goodbye.
- Paper.
- Cardboard.
- Pencil.
- Scissors.
- Threads.
- File.
- Glue.
- Gray and red wool threads.
- Packaging for tablets (blister).
- Cotton wool.
- Blue sequins or beads (2 pieces).
- A small piece of red fabric.
- Bead.
To begin with, I printed out a drawing of a bunny and transferred this drawing onto thick cardboard. At the same time, I did not draw extra lines. It is better to take very thick cardboard (you can use cardboard packaging).
Then I cut out a hare from cardboard. I also cut out a place for the photo.
Now let’s take a sheet of cardboard again, put the stencil of our hare on it and trace the bottom part up to the head. Cut it out. This will be the back of the frame. This is what should happen.
Let's put this detail aside. Let's take a file. We also place the hare on it and outline the belly from the outside. Then we cut out this pattern. This will be a protective film for photography, instead of glass. Then we glue it.
Glue the back cover on the sides and bottom. No need to glue on top. We should get a kind of pocket for the photo.
Cut a strip of cardboard 4 centimeters wide and 15 centimeters long. From one end, retreat 1 centimeter and lightly draw along this line with scissors so that the strip bends well. This will be the stand for the frame. Glue it to the head. In the future, when we need to insert a photo inside the frame, we will simply lift the stand up.
The frame is ready. Now let's get to the decor. Take gray wool threads and glue. Apply glue to the hare's face and, starting from the center, glue the thread in turns in a circle.
We do the same with the ears, only you need to start gluing not from the center, but from the edges. First, make the desired oval, and then lay out the thread in turns towards the center.
We will need gray threads again. We pinch the end of the thread between the index and middle fingers, make a couple of turns of the thread around the finger, and cut off the end. You should now have a loop. Coat the end of the loop with glue and press it to the bunny.
This is how we glue the entire hare, except for those places where we have already glued the threads.
To make the frame beautiful from all sides, I pasted it with threads on the back.
Now let's make the face. Let's take some cotton wool and tear off a piece of it. We will make cheeks from it and glue them to the muzzle.
We will make a nose from red threads. Cut the thread, roll it into a small ball and glue it between the cheeks.
We will make eyes from pill packaging, white paper and blue sequins. We cut off two cells from the blister, rounding the edges. We put sequins inside each cell and glue everything onto white paper. When dry, cut off the excess and glue the eyes onto the face.
We make the mouth the same way as the nose. We decorate the ears with cotton wool.
We will make a bow from a piece of red fabric.To do this, cut out a rectangle with sides 2x5 centimeters. We tighten the rectangle in the middle with a thread, sew on a bead and attach the finished bow to the bunny’s ear.
That's it, our frame is ready, all that remains is to insert the photo.
I hope you liked the photo frame. Goodbye.
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