Dutch windmills were first introduced from Germany and were originally used only for grinding flour. With the large-scale land reclamation project of the Dutch people, the Dutch first equipped the windmills with movable canopies, and then installed the canopies of the windmills on rollers. This kind of windmill is called a Dutch windmill. Sharing an interesting handmade tutorial, use milk powder cans to make a cute windmill house. If you are interested, follow the diagram below and try it step by step!~
1. Take out the felt cloth and wrap the milk powder can to measure the size.
2. If the length is not enough, you can use cut felt cloth to splice it.
3. Sew along the edge to lengthen it.
4. Make a cloth cover and use it to wrap the milk powder can first.
5. Take other square felt cloths of other colors.
6. Cut out four 1/4 circle pieces of the same size.
7. Only 3 are needed here. Sew them as shown.
8. Fold each piece in half again and sew on the fold.
9. Take out the black cardboard and cut it into long strips.
10. Cut out a rectangle on one side, and then draw a square grid.
11. Cut off the square grid to get the hollow paddle.
12. Fold the two paddles together from the middle and insert a cotton swab.
13. Insert the other end of the cotton swab through the felt, cut off the excess, and secure it with hot melt glue.
14. In addition, take the felt cloth and cut out many squares, the black ones should be slightly smaller.
15. Paste them as shown to make windows and doors.
16. Finally put the roof on the milk powder can, this cute Dutch windmill is ready~
