Crafts Smeshariki from CDs: Nyusha, Barash, Losyash. Do-it-yourself Smeshariki from paper with diagrams and videos Cut Smeshariki from paper

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There are few children who don’t know about Krosh. After all, this is a famous character from the cartoon “Smeshariki”, which can be made from paper. Now a beautiful and cute craft will show off on your table and delight both everyone at home and guests.

Colored paper in white, light blue and pink
Stationery glue
Stapler
Scissors
Pencil
Ruler
Marker

Step-by-step photo lesson:

To create Krosh's body you will need a 12 x 5 cm strip cut from blue paper.

We fold it into a tube and fasten the edges with a stapler.

Then we’ll draw Krosh’s long ears on blue paper.

Cut it out.

Using a black marker, draw lines and arcs that repeat all the movements of the ears.

Glue the ears in the middle of the tube.

Cut out all the bunny's legs from light blue paper. We decorate them with lines.

We glue a pair of legs on the sides of the body, and the second pair at the bottom.

Now let's make Krosh's eyes big. To do this, cut out circles from white paper, draw pupils in the middle with a black marker and glue the finished eyes onto the front of the craft.

Let's finally make Krosh's mouth in the form of a smile. This is easy to do: cut out a mouth from pink paper, glue white teeth onto it, decorate it with lines and attach the finished smile just below the eyes. You should also make a nose out of pink paper at this stage and glue it in the middle of the eyes. Use a black marker to add small details to the craft.

So the paper crumb is ready. The cute bunny can now be placed on your shelf and decorate any children's corner with its presence.

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Kopatych is a famous character in the cartoon “Smeshariki”. By its appearance, despite the rounded shape of its body, we can immediately tell that this is a bear. This is indicated by a straw hat, small round ears and a love of honey. Therefore, such a cute character deserves to be made from paper and turned into a favorite toy.

Colored paper in white, yellow, orange and brown tones
Stationery glue
Stapler
Scissors
Pencil
Ruler
Marker

Step-by-step photo lesson:

Kopatych's body will be orange. To make it, take thick paper of a given tone and draw a rectangle.

Cut out a rectangle along the drawn lines.

We roll a piece of orange paper along the long side into a tube and fasten both sides together using a stapler.

Let's draw the upper legs on orange paper. Cut it out. Using a black marker, draw the silhouette and claws.

Glue the finished paws on the sides of Kopatych’s body.

Then we will complement the character’s image with a straw hat, which will be yellow. The silhouette can also be drawn with a black marker. However, before gluing the finished straw hat in the middle of the tube, we will make ears and attach them to the body first. We cut out the ears in the form of circles from orange paper.

Then we create Kopatych’s eyes from white paper. Draw the pupils with a marker. We make the nose and eyebrows from brown half-cardboard. Glue these parts to create a muzzle in the middle of the tube. Draw the remaining details with a black marker.

So Kopatych is ready from paper in such a short time.

Which child doesn't like watching cartoons? You probably won't find many of these. For example, the kids really liked the animated film “Smeshariki”. But you shouldn’t let your children sit in front of the TV screen for a long time, because... this can negatively affect their health. But how can we tear them away from their favorite characters on TV screens? And there is a solution to this issue! Invite the children to make Smeshariki quickly and easily with their own hands.

I think that this proposal will be accepted by the children with great pleasure! Adults, of course, will need to spend a little of their time to help their child if necessary. But this is a very interesting and useful activity! After all, such work will help your child develop creatively. The child will be able to dream up a little. The more parents devote time to their children, the stronger and happier the family.

There is nothing complicated about making Smeshariki with children with your own hands. And most importantly, you can choose the most acceptable, cheapest and most interesting way for you to create these characters from your favorite cartoon. The image of Smeshariki is reflected in different types of needlework.

Today we will tell you about several simple options for making heroes with your own hands together with your children.

Making Smeshariki with your own hands from CDs in MK

For example, Smeshariki from disks. In every home you can find old disks that you no longer use.

For work we will need:

Old disks
Colored cardboard
Colored paper
PVA glue
Scissors
Markers

Let's get to work with you.

Be sure to let your child choose the character they want to make first. It is very important!!!

To make any cartoon character, be it Nyusha, Krosh or Sovunya, we need to do the following:

Cut out eyes, a nose, a mouth, cheeks, hairs, a hat, flowers and other necessary elements from colored paper, depending on the character chosen by the child (or you).
Cut out ears, arms, legs from colored cardboard.
To make Smeshariki’s facial features clearer, outline the contours of the details with felt-tip pens.
Glue all the finished elements onto the disk with PVA glue.

There you go!

Ideas can be taken from drawings in regular coloring books, you can even use them as a template.

We try to cut out from cardboard those parts that will protrude beyond the disk itself. And what will be completely on the disk is best made from colored paper.

Your favorite cartoon characters can be made from many materials found in nature. These can be vegetables, fruits, chestnuts, acorns. The list can go on for a very long time. What is your imagination enough for...

We make various Smeshariki from natural materials

Smeshariki from natural material are created very simply. Of course, it will be interesting and useful for children to make Smeshariki from vegetables and fruits with their own hands using plasticine. This is a great way to spend more time with your child. Such work broadens children's horizons, develops their speech, thinking and fine motor skills.

We will make several of our characters.

To work we need:

Green apple
Pear, 2 pieces
Fresh potatoes, 3 pieces
Head of cabbage
Boiled egg
Black olives
Ketchup
Tomato
Scissors
Bright and soft plasticine
Board for working with plasticine
Toothpicks

Let's get to work.

To make a teddy bear we use a small potato. We attach ears and a hat made of red plasticine to it. We make eyes from white circles, and pupils from black circles. Then we sculpt the character’s smile, nose and mouth. The main thing is that our Smesharik smiles!
We will make moose from a large onion. Using plasticine we create a nose, mouth and tongue and ears. We fashion the horns and attach them to the vegetable.
Let's make a pig from a green apple. We sculpt the eyes, snout and mouth. We make small ears from plasticine. We knit a small pink braid from wire, lace or yarn. Using a toothpick, attach it to the crown.
A rabbit can be made from a pear. Turn the pear over. We sculpt big ears. We make eyes, a nose and always two snow-white teeth. Do-it-yourself mixed vegetables and fruits are ready!

Creating cabbage crumbs is also very simple. To do this, take cabbage forks and break off two leaves. They will serve as ears for the future craft. Cut two potatoes in half. Two parts will serve as paws, the other two as arms. Cut the boiled egg and attach it to the cabbage using toothpicks. Attach black olives to the top. We make the nose from a tomato. We draw a smile with ketchup.

So our Krosh is ready!

Photo for inspiration:

Crochet Smeshariki:

Characters can also be crocheted. You can find master classes at the end of the article.

And if you are into sewing, here are the patterns that will help you sew these cuties.

Let your imagination be limitless. Go for it and you will succeed!

A couple of videos on the topic

Today we will tell you how you can make Smeshariki from paper in several versions. The first method will be devoted to making a hero out of paper with the possibility of involving even the smallest children in the process, and the other will be for older children, because it will be a little more difficult.

Collecting all Smeshariki from paper: method 1

To make Smesharik in the simplest way, you need the following materials:

Thick pages from newspapers or magazines
Colored paper and colored cardboard
Scissors
Felt pens or gouache

Step-by-step instruction:

We crumple thick sheets of paper (pages from newspapers or magazines) into a ball (as tightly as possible so that the craft does not break).
We carefully wrap the resulting ball with a regular square sheet of colored paper (the color must match the color of the character that your child wants to make). Or you can simply decorate this ball with gouache.
Next, from thick sheets of paper, but of a smaller size, we make four more small lumps in a similar way - these will be the paws of our Smesharik.
We carefully glue the resulting four small lumps (legs) to the main large ball - the body.
From colored cardboard we cut out the remaining necessary details (ears, horns, beak, etc.) and glue them to the figure.
Eyes, mouth and nose can be cut out of cardboard and glued to create a beautiful hero’s face. Alternatively, these parts of the face can simply be drawn directly on Smesharik’s body using paints or felt-tip pens. It all depends on your desire and the desire of the child.

Now the figurine is ready! Everything is very simple. You will get a round Smesharik.

Method 2.

For variety, you can also make square Smeshariki for younger children. To do this, you need to print the diagrams and cut out the parts. Then the figurine is assembled according to the instructions.

Method 3.

Now we’ll tell you some of the most difficult ways to make Smeshariki from paper. And here older guys will be your assistants. So let's get started.

Now we will teach you how to make Smeshariki using the modular origami technique. When using modular origami, several sheets of paper are required to fold the figure. Each sheet is folded into a module, and then all the modules are connected to each other. Such products will require much more patience and time from you.

If you decide to make Smeshariki this way, you will need the following:

Several sheets of thick colored paper
Scissors

Step-by-step instruction:

First of all, we make the modules:

To do this, divide a sheet of thick colored A4 paper into 16 equal parts and cut them out;
fold each of the resulting rectangles in half;
bend the edges towards the middle and turn the product over;
lift the edges sticking out from under the triangle upward and bend the corners inward;
bend the triangle in half.
Add all other modules using the above method.

We insert the resulting modules into each other. At the same time, we get a three-dimensional figure of Smesharik. We make a circle of 24 modules and increase the rows (approximately 12 rows need to be made).
After this labor-intensive work is completed, we add ears, paws, spines, horns, hats and other details that your hero needs. The eyes can be cut out of cardboard and glued to the figure.

All is ready!

Method 4.

I would like to tell you about another, difficult, but interesting way of making Smeshariki from papier-mâché. This is a very labor-intensive process. And it needs to be done by adults. A very difficult, not cheap, but quite interesting method! And it's worth it!

For this method we will need:

Balloon
Newspapers
PVA glue
Scotch
Egg Tray
Facade putty
Tile adhesive
Wire
Hot water
Cold water
Drill
Mixer whisk
Paints
Tassels

Step-by-step instruction:

We inflate the balloon of the size we need.
We tear the newspaper into small pieces, soak them in water and cover the ball with one layer. Then we take PVA glue and water in a 1:1 ratio and also soak pieces of newspaper in the solution. We glue the second layer in PVA, while leveling it with a brush and expelling the air. We do this for about five or six layers. Dry until completely dry.
When our design is dry, we burst the ball and fill the inside of the newspaper ball we received with paper. Or you can fill it up, your imagination and possibilities. For example, dried egg racks into small pieces.
We twist the arms and legs, as well as the snout, from the newspaper and glue it all to the ball with tape.
Now we are preparing the mass with which we will strengthen our ball:

Take an egg tray and tear it into small pieces, pour hot water over it to boil quickly. Place it on the gas stove and wait for it to boil. Boil for about 20 minutes. Remove from heat.

We take a device for whipping: a drill and a whisk from a mixer. Let's start whisking. First from the very bottom, lifting all the pieces, and then simply in a circular motion until you get a porridge-like mass. And put it on the fire again for about 10 minutes. Remove and beat again. When the mass becomes homogeneous, then leave it to cool.

Take cold water and dilute the putty according to the instructions on the bag. If you use a five-liter bucket, then you need to pour about 1/4 of the bucket with cold water. We spread the putty. The solution should look like thick sour cream.
Squeeze the mixture we cooked from the water. Add the squeezed mass to the putty and mix thoroughly. The result is a mass for sculpting our Smesharik. It is advisable to use this solution as soon as possible, because after a while it starts to dry out.
First, apply a layer of approximately 1-2 mm to the ball. Give it time to dry. When this layer is completely dry, apply a second one - this one is more dense. We do this to increase the strength of our creation.
We make a ponytail, hair from wire, and attach it all. We form the ears and cover it all with our mixture, sculpting and giving it the correct shape. Don't forget about the hooves on the arms and legs. Leave until completely dry.
We dilute the tile adhesive to the consistency of thick sour cream. And we coat our Smesharik with it.
After drying, the painting process begins. There are simply no limits to your imagination here...

The resulting Smesharik can decorate a children's room and even a playground in the yard.

This process is very labor-intensive, but we hope that its outcome will bring everyone a good mood and a lot of positivity.

We introduced you to ways of making wonderful cartoon characters Smeshariki with your own hands. Choose the one that suits you and go for it!

Good luck! And may everything work out for you!

Video on the topic of the article

Smeshariki are the favorite cartoon characters of modern children. A distinctive feature of this cartoon is its excellent humor, which will appeal to adults too. And since parents can watch this animated series together with their children, then making a beautiful craft with their own hands will not be difficult for them together. From this article you will learn how to make Smesharik from paper. Such time together will be a great reason to get even closer and have a great evening.

How to make a smesharik from paper and CDs

Since all Smeshariki are round in shape, you can experiment a lot with the base for their body. Children and their parents create these characters from fruits and vegetables, from balls of yarn, from balloons and even from CDs. In order to make such a craft, you need to have a couple of CDs, colored paper and a glue stick.

First, think about the composition: how your Smesharik will stand, what it will be in his hands, then cut out the arms and legs of the hero, then the details of the image. Place all the parts on the disk and glue them. You can complicate the craft and add other materials besides paper: make Nyusha’s nose out of a button and glue an artificial flower onto her head, and glue a voluminous pompom onto Sovunya’s hat. Experiment!

Smeshariki masks

Another idea for paper crafts for Smeshariki lovers is masks that you will not only enjoy making, but also have fun playing with them later. In order to please your child with such a mask, you need to save the picture that will be located below and simply print it on a color printer. Then cut out the mask you like, glue it onto thick cardboard and glue a thin elastic band to it. Ready! Now you can set up a whole theater where you can transform into any hero. If you don’t have a color printer, it doesn’t matter! Just redraw the mask onto a white sheet of thick paper and repeat the procedure with an elastic band!

How to make a Smesharik from paper with your own hands: applications of heroes

In order to create a funny application in the shape of Smesharik with your child, you also need to print out the templates below on a color printer. It is best to stick them on thick paper or cardboard using a glue stick. When working with PVA glue, the design may become smudged.

This kind of work develops thinking, as it is reminiscent of putting together puzzles. Be with your child while creating the work and help him find the right element!

And here are a few more templates for other Smeshariki! Create together!

Come up with your own interesting ideas for creating paper Smeshariki crafts! Try to create voluminous works, give your child complete freedom in this exciting form of creativity.