Ideas for making birds from different materials
Birds have always attracted the attention of others and many are attracted by their ability to fly. Their diversity is simply amazing. For example, swans or storks fascinate with their size and beauty, woodpeckers and jays with their unusual appearance, owls and crows with their severity, and magpies with their restlessness. Each has its own character and character! And there are so many birds that cannot be seen, but their sonorous singing can be heard over long distances.
It is not surprising that many needlewomen love to depict birds using different techniques. Today we will look at several options for making feathered friends from different materials.
From sand.
On the grass of the lawn you can make a beautiful composition of colored sand. A white dove, with delicate daisies along the contour, looks great on a blue heart.
From iris leaves.
This magnificent weaving of green iris leaves looks unusual. And the long tail gives the bird additional charm.
Made from polyurethane foam.
Polyurethane foam is applied on a hardboard base cut in the shape of a stork. It is easily painted with enamel and retains its beautiful appearance for a long time.
From plastic bottles.
Plastic containers are a fertile material for crafts.You can cut it into any shape and paint it in all sorts of shades. You can get such a bright cockerel from just a few bottles.
From feathers.
If you carefully collect the feathers, then you can make a magnificent craft that looks simply natural. The frame for the birds is made of plaster, which is covered with real feathers.
From paper.
Regular office white paper can be useful for crafts. You just need to trace the child’s palm, cut out many of these blanks and glue them onto a three-dimensional base. Another dove of peace looks magnificent and majestic.
From disposable devices.
And this floating dove is made from disposable tableware. The frame is formed from a metal mesh onto which feathers from disposable spoons and forks are attached. Original and unusual.
From a milk bottle.
For this little bird you need to take white bottles in which dairy products are sold. Cut out all parts of the body and fasten them with universal glue. You don't even need to paint anything.
From fabric.
The splendor and texture of the craft can be achieved using padding polyester and transparent fabric. Such a bird can be easily sewn by a craftswoman who knows how to work with a sewing machine.
From dry grass.
Some people prepare hay for cows and horses, but for needlewomen it is fertile material for creativity. Such a bird, woven from grass and ears of corn, looks not only unusual, but also somehow magical.
Made from polystyrene foam.
Another beneficial material that is easy to cut and holds its shape well. Birds made of foam plastic look realistic and you don’t need to spend additional money to make them.
From flowers.
The main thing in this craft is the wire frame.And then you just fill it with flowers and you get this mother hen with chicks made from threads.
From hay.
This large crane is made from dry grass and looks absolutely amazing. You need to tie a haystack with thread and give it the shape of a bird. It is not often that you see crafts using this technique.
These beautiful birds can appear in your yard if you put a little effort into making them.
It is not surprising that many needlewomen love to depict birds using different techniques. Today we will look at several options for making feathered friends from different materials.
From sand.
On the grass of the lawn you can make a beautiful composition of colored sand. A white dove, with delicate daisies along the contour, looks great on a blue heart.
From iris leaves.
This magnificent weaving of green iris leaves looks unusual. And the long tail gives the bird additional charm.
Made from polyurethane foam.
Polyurethane foam is applied on a hardboard base cut in the shape of a stork. It is easily painted with enamel and retains its beautiful appearance for a long time.
From plastic bottles.
Plastic containers are a fertile material for crafts.You can cut it into any shape and paint it in all sorts of shades. You can get such a bright cockerel from just a few bottles.
From feathers.
If you carefully collect the feathers, then you can make a magnificent craft that looks simply natural. The frame for the birds is made of plaster, which is covered with real feathers.
From paper.
Regular office white paper can be useful for crafts. You just need to trace the child’s palm, cut out many of these blanks and glue them onto a three-dimensional base. Another dove of peace looks magnificent and majestic.
From disposable devices.
And this floating dove is made from disposable tableware. The frame is formed from a metal mesh onto which feathers from disposable spoons and forks are attached. Original and unusual.
From a milk bottle.
For this little bird you need to take white bottles in which dairy products are sold. Cut out all parts of the body and fasten them with universal glue. You don't even need to paint anything.
From fabric.
The splendor and texture of the craft can be achieved using padding polyester and transparent fabric. Such a bird can be easily sewn by a craftswoman who knows how to work with a sewing machine.
From dry grass.
Some people prepare hay for cows and horses, but for needlewomen it is fertile material for creativity. Such a bird, woven from grass and ears of corn, looks not only unusual, but also somehow magical.
Made from polystyrene foam.
Another beneficial material that is easy to cut and holds its shape well. Birds made of foam plastic look realistic and you don’t need to spend additional money to make them.
From flowers.
The main thing in this craft is the wire frame.And then you just fill it with flowers and you get this mother hen with chicks made from threads.
From hay.
This large crane is made from dry grass and looks absolutely amazing. You need to tie a haystack with thread and give it the shape of a bird. It is not often that you see crafts using this technique.
These beautiful birds can appear in your yard if you put a little effort into making them.
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