A small handmade tutorial for children to make three-dimensional birthday greeting cards

After my child entered elementary school, he felt that he had gradually developed his own social circle. Although he was still a primary school student, it was still a very interesting social circle. When his good friends celebrated their birthdays, he would learn to make one by himself. Greeting cards are given to good friends. In order to improve childrens hand-making skills, it is a good try to enter the field of three-dimensional greeting cards. The children can't wait to give the greeting cards to their good friends.

Main material: Colored paper, greeting card paper, cotton thread, Tools required: scissors, glue, Production steps:

Step 1: First cut the colored paper into small balloons, then stick cotton rope under each small balloon, write happy birthday with a small triangular flag and stick it on both sides of the greeting card. Little banner

Step 2: Use a white paper strip to stick a small fixed stand on the back of the small balloon. It doesn’t need to be like this for all balloons, just a few.

Step 3: Stick the balloons on the greeting card paper. Balloons with stands will appear more three-dimensional than balloons without stands, so the overall effect will be very good