Silhouette cutting templates for May 9th. Window decoration for Victory Day

Vytynanka, the art of cutting out openwork silhouettes from paper, has become one of the most common types of creativity in our country.

After all, cutting out the protuberance does not require expensive materials. All you need is a sheet of good paper and a sharp knife or cutter.

Using the vytynanka technique for the holiday of May 9, for Victory Day, you can make both small paintings, which can even be decorated by inserting them into a frame (only under the cut out part of the painting you need to place a colored sheet of paper), as well as postcards, as well as window decorations.

Suitable motifs for vytynanka include images of military equipment, portraits of soldiers of the Second World War, images of veterans, the St. George ribbon and star, the eternal flame, and carnations, which are customary to give on this day.

Below are a few of these ideas:























• If everything is done carefully, then any protrusion will be a real masterpiece. And by May 9, Victory Day, everything needs to be done beautifully and neatly. You can make different vytynanki - from numbers to some kind of tank. Flowers will also turn out well - for respectable veterans. The main thing is patience and the desire to create beauty. You can find templates for vytynanka here.

  

  

  

  Art such as vytynanki is gaining popularity. Of course, this is labor-intensive work and it is for the diligent - after all, sometimes you have to cut out a lot and a lot.

  The 9th of May holiday was no exception and you can also cut out vytynanki for it.

  In addition to the usual attributes of this holiday - such as a tank, the number nine, a star, you can also cut out flowers - after all, this is also a spring holiday.

  Vytynanki can be like this:

  

  

  

  

  May 9 is a great holiday. I think veterans and others will be pleased to receive a handmade fake as a gift.

  Vytynanka is the art of cutting out beautiful pictures from paper. The principle is to cut out certain parts. Do you remember how you cut out beautiful snowflakes from paper? So the operating principle of the vytynanoks is the same.

  

  But you can even insert memorable photos here to create a photo frame.

  

  Here is another beautiful photo frame.

  

  

  Or you can cut out such a brave soldier.

  

  It doesn’t matter which picture you choose, the main thing is that the gift is made with soul.

  May 9 is a special and very important holiday. Especially regarding 2015, because this is an anniversary year - the 70th anniversary of the Victory! Veterans should be honored and celebrated appropriately. I offer you the following template options:

  

  

  

  It would be a wonderful addition to a gift for May 9, for Victory Day, to make a postcard using the embossing technique or to make embossing for the windows in your apartment or house. So that not only you admire and remember this holiday, but also all passers-by.

  There are many different vytynanka templates on this topic. I can suggest several of them. And flowers will always be good.

  

  I would like to wish all veterans health and strength of spirit.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  May 9 is a special day when you want to show your patriotism as much as possible. So why not make unique paper crafts with your own hands? Yes, I'm talking about the so-called protrusions, which you can cut at home yourself.

  Vytynankas look good on windows - like unique paintings reflecting your inner experiences. I am always happy to see creatively decorated house windows.

  You can use any picture you like as a template for a vytynanka for Victory Day. For example, this one:

  

  This is a finished work, painstakingly drawn and cut out on thick paper. But you can see the basics: thick paper, a clear drawing and sharp scissors (it is better to use a stationery knife). You can cut the following templates:

  

  

  

  Every year on May 9, we remember those who fought without sparing themselves for the freedom we now have.

  To show a special tribute to the courage and bravery of those who fought, you can use patterns (templates) to prepare an unusual wall newspaper or postcard in advance, decorate a window or even a car window.

  

Creation of stained glass- This is a very entertaining hobby that gives a lot of scope for ideas. In addition to painting mirrors, glassware and other things, you can create a beautiful picture from an ordinary piece of glass. And of course, as Victory Day approaches, I wanted to show you the work done specifically for this holiday.
Materials:

• Stained glass paints
• Outline (color of your choice)
• Alcohol
• Glass
• Narrow satin ribbon
• Cardboard
• Colored paper
• Glue gun

Let's get started:
I took this drawing as a basis, which you can print or choose another one.

We place it under glass, which must first be degreased with alcohol.
We make the contours of all the details, I used 3 different contours - black, gold and silver. But in principle, this does not really matter; you can use one circuit for all the work.

Let the office dry completely; drying time depends on the brand and is usually indicated on the packaging.
Next we fill the drawing with paint, I filled in all the details except the background. Below I covered the bottom background with stained glass glitter paint. If you don’t have any, don’t despair, you don’t have to fill in the background. In this case, it is best to place white paper under the glass, this will avoid unpainted areas and gaps.

Next, let the paint dry; drying time directly depends on the manufacturer. Please note that some paints require baking, so it is worth reading the instructions or labels.
Next, when the stained glass window itself is ready, we proceed to the background and frame. We take cardboard, it should be larger than the glass itself, apply glass and draw boundaries. We glue the background onto the cardboard; for me it consists of 2 parts: the upper one is blue and the lower one is green.

We coat the edges of the glass with silicone glue and glue it to the cardboard. The frame is made from strips of satin ribbon in 3 colors: yellow, orange and red. I glued the satin ribbon with transparent glue.

All that remains is to glue the loop on the back so that you can hang the stained glass window on the wall.
OK it's all over Now! ready!

How to make a paper window decoration for February 23 or Victory Day? A holiday is not only congratulations and gifts, but also a special atmosphere, which can be created by various elements of room decor.

And in order for the child to better feel the upcoming festive event, he can be involved in the process of transforming an apartment, house or kindergarten group. It is customary to decorate the room for the New Year and Birthday. But you can create a festive atmosphere for other holidays - for example, or. At the same time, you can decorate not only the inside of the room, but also doors and windows, and the most affordable material in this case will be self-adhesive paper.

A paper window decoration for February 23 or Victory Day can take the form of some kind of weapon or heavy military equipment: and even a submarine. The last option is quite simple to make and does not require the child to do jewelry work with scissors.

What you will need:

• self-adhesive in dark blue or purple, as well as blue and other bright colors;
• paints and brush, water;
• pencil and eraser;
• scissors.

On a sheet of paper, a submarine is drawn on the reverse side and then cut out in the form of an oval elongated and pointed at the edges. The periscope and tail section give it its characteristic appearance. We paint the portholes with paints or cut them out of a lighter color.

Paper window decoration - submarine 1

An addition to such a submarine can be a whole ensemble of inhabitants of the underwater kingdom: fish, octopuses, jellyfish. They will give the decoration a cheerful look and remind you that today children are growing up under a peaceful sky.

Paper window decoration - submarine 2

Paper window decoration - submarine 3

In order to stick self-adhesive figures on glass, simply remove the layer of protective film. At the same time, you can decorate not only the windows, but also the balcony, as well as interior doors.

In this article we will tell you about the most interesting crafts for May 9th. You will learn how to quickly and easily make carnations from corrugated paper. You will also find ready-made paper carnation templates from the Creative Park website. Another traditional children's craft for May 9th that we want to teach you how to make is a dove of peace. Read how to make a paper dove for Victory Day on our website. The review article “Crafts for May 9. Crafts for Victory Day” concludes with an unusual drawing of a festive fireworks, made using the unconventional drawing technique “scratch”.

1. Paper carnation. How to make a paper carnation

We will begin our review article on crafts for May 9 with the traditional symbol of Victory Day - the red carnation. This flower is usually given to veterans on May 9th. We will show you the easiest way to make a paper carnation.

To make a paper carnation you will need:

Corrugated paper
- chenille wire
- scissors

Work plan:

1. Cut the corrugated paper into equal rectangular pieces. For one flower you will need 6 such pieces. Stack them together.

2. Now fold all the leaves together like an accordion.

3. Fasten them in the middle with chenille wire. See photo below.

4. Sharpen the ends by trimming them with scissors.

5. Now all you have to do is “fluff” your paper carnation. To do this, you need to sequentially lift each layer of paper up and towards the middle.

6. See what kind of paper carnation you should get as a result. Make more carnations from crepe paper in other colors.

Beautiful carnations are made by taking white corrugated paper and shading the edges with a felt-tip pen. Note: paper can be replaced with napkins.

2. Crafts for May 9th. DIY May 9th crafts

Another children's craft for May 9 that we want to tell you about is a dove of peace. First, on a sheet of thick paper (cardboard), draw the head, body and tail of the bird. You can also use our ready-made dove template. Print and cut out the template and make a hole in the body for the wings. To make the wings, take a rectangular piece of paper and fold it like an accordion. Thread the sheet through the hole

We continue our conversation about DIY crafts for May 9th. You can easily and quickly make a dove of peace from a paper plate with your child for Victory Day. We present here two options for making this craft for May 9th.

Option 1.

Option 2.

There is an even more complex version of the paper dove of peace craft. This paper dove is made using the punching technique. Use our ready-made template to make a paper dove for Victory Day. Dotted lines on the template indicate fold lines.

3. Children's crafts for May 9. Crafts for Victory Day

You can depict the festive fireworks on May 9 using an unconventional drawing technique called “scratch”. You can learn more about this technique on the website games-for-kids.ru.

There are several ways to draw fireworks using the non-traditional grattage drawing technique. Choose which one you like best.

When depicting fireworks for Victory Day, you can get by with just felt-tip pens or wax pencils. It will still turn out beautiful.

It will be interesting for your child to try to draw fireworks with wet crayons on thick paper or cardboard in dark blue, black or purple.

Another unusual way to paint fireworks for May 9 is to depict it by blowing paint through a plastic tube. To do this, drop a drop of paint onto thick paper, then blow on it through a straw from different sides. It would be appropriate to mix paints of several colors.

Here's what it looks like up close.

At the end, you can complete the drawing with a brush if you wish.

Cut out the silhouettes of houses from black paper and paste them onto the finished fireworks drawing.

It’s very magical to create fireworks from glue and ordinary table salt. On a thick sheet of cardboard, preferably dark in color, draw fireworks with glue, and while the glue is still wet, sprinkle it generously with salt. Once the glue is dry, brush off any remaining salt from the cardboard. Drop drops of multi-colored water (tinted with watercolors or food coloring) onto the remaining salt from a pipette. Watch how the colored drops spread across the drawing.

You can make an original three-dimensional “fireworks” applique for Victory Day from colored paper cupcake tins.

See how you can draw festive fireworks using cardboard rolls in an unusual way. Even a small child can take part in this exciting activity.

Material prepared by: Anna Ponomarenko

Here I will publish photographs of works sent to our dedicated Victory Day, in 2014 (Master classes sent in 2015).

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1. Work by Nina Petrova. Doll “FRONT SISTER”

The prototype of this doll:

“When the war began, the girl Tanya was 9 years old. Her father left to defend his homeland. Tanya really wanted the war to end quickly and for her father to return home alive. Worried about her father, she made a “Frontline Sister” doll. A nurse doll, she had a sanitary bag over her shoulder, and her head was covered with a headscarf with a red cross. She wrote notes to her father and tied them to the doll. In them, she asked the “Frontline Sister” doll to be close to her father and help him. While the war was going on, she tied these notes, and in the victorious year of 1945, her father returned home. During the entire war, my father was never wounded. Tanya was sure that her doll and her requests and notes helped them survive those terrible years. The doll was in the family for a long time. Now the original doll is in the State Historical and Memorial Complex “Battle of Stalingrad”.

Master class on this work.

Completed: Bogdan Kosar (8 years old) and Elena Kosar (mother).

Materials for making a postcard:

• scissors,
• PVA glue,
• a sheet of colored cardboard for the base (yellow in our case),
• colored paper,
• corrugated colored paper.

Manufacturing process:

We make flowers from corrugated paper. To do this, cut it into strips and cut each one in the form of a fringe. These are blanks for the petals.

We roll a rectangle of green paper into a tube and glue the free edge. This will be the stem of the flower.

We wind the prepared bright strip of paper with fringe onto the stem and glue it. The flower is ready.

We sign the card and give it to a loved one with warmth.

11. Campaign “Congratulate a Veteran!”

Karpova Tatyana Yurievna- technology teacher and her students from the village of Sosnovka, Usolsky district, Irkutsk region.

During technology lessons, we made postcards for veterans using paper technology.

Thus, we joined the “Congratulate a Veteran!” campaign.

12. Themed craft “Flowers for Veterans”, dedicated to the upcoming Victory Day. Made of colored paper and cardboard.

Gavrilov Kirill, 3 years old.

Stary Oskol

Lebedinova Varvara, Gryazovets. Pupil of the “Solnyshko” group, teacher Pivneva O.A.

We will need: yellow cardboard (A4), 6 cotton pads, scissors, acrylic paints, brushes (thin, thick), felt-tip pens.
Progress:
1. Fold a piece of cardboard in half, then start making carnations.
2. Take a cotton pad and trim the disc finely along the edge. From the second disk, make a circle with a smaller diameter and cut it in the same way.
3. After cutting out all the carnations, paint them with red paint. Wait until it dries.
4. Glue large disks to the cardboard, and small ones on them - fluffing them up a little.
5. Using green paints, draw stems and leaves. Wait until dry.
6. Draw the St. George’s ribbon with black and orange markers.

Happy holiday!!!

A whole fireworks display of photos cards for May 9 came from Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic, from a primary school teacher at MBOU Secondary School No. 12 Salmina Lyudmila Vladimirovna:

“One of my students, Anastasia Smelova, drew attention to your Photo Contest for May 9th. So my children and I decided to send our works – postcards for Victory Day – to your Photo Contest by May 9th. We made them in technology class and will present them to our veterans on May 8 at the Eternal Flame. The works turned out different, with different designs. My students are very smart, talented and active guys. Most of the kids in the class also manage to do extra work and have achievements.”

14. Albutov Vladislav:

15. Alekseeva Margarita:

16. Alekseeva Ekaterina:

17. Vasiliev Daniil:

18. Viyuk Sofia, Yakovleva Ksenia:

19. Grigoriev Sergey:

20. Zamkova Angelina, Zotova Elena

21. Zakharov Dmitry:

22. Zotimova Sophia:

23. Krasnova Julia:

24. Morgalev Arthur:

25. Orlov Ivan:

26. Sapozhnikov Kirill:

27. Sorokin Nikita:

28. Trebukhina Yulia:

29. Trenkova Ekaterina:

30. Ugolnikov Evgeniy:

31. Chemekova Maria:

32. Yalakova Lilia:

33. Collage “Victory Day”.

Yulia and Mikhail Eliseev.

Happy holidays and have a great, positive mood! We would like to tell you how we decorated the school hallway next to my second-grader’s class for Victory Day. This work cannot be called a craft, rather it is just a collage of our drawings on the theme of victory. I wanted to create something more than just a drawing on an A4 sheet. That's why whatman paper and gouache came into play. We drew shapes, cut them out, and then used double-sided tape to create a collage on the wall. The idea for the drawing itself somehow appeared by itself: I wanted to depict exactly the meeting of soldiers from the war.

Here the winners arrive in their hometown, and they are met by everyone who is still alive: women, children and, of course, old people who begged their sons from God. And lilacs are blooming all around. And from the sky there was a hail of medals and funerals. And to each his own... It’s a little sad, but I think this story will help schoolchildren better understand the terrible meaning of the word “war”. Looking ahead, I will say that the idea of ​​decorating the school corridor turned out to be very successful - today there was a full house at recess! It’s amazing that no one even touched or damaged our work, but there was a whole line of people lined up to take pictures with it!

Can be used for the composition “Military Parade”.

Paper plastics.

Purpose of crafts: interior decoration for the Day

Victory, a souvenir gift for family and friends.

Natalya Degtyartseva.

The flowers are made using a figured hole punch (creative punch “Butterflies”).

Paper plastics.

The work is intended for children of preschool and school age.

Purpose of work: interior decoration for Victory Day, gift-souvenir to family and friends.

36. Small painting “Happy Victory Day!”

I saw the idea of ​​doing the work in the “Country of Masters”.

To make the picture I used a photo frame with glass, a black marker, plasticine, and a printout of the picture.

I applied a drawing to the glass with a marker, then filled in the small details with plasticine, then the large details, and lastly the background.

37. Postcard for Victory Day.

38 .Postcard for Victory Day.

The body of the plane is made from a plastic bottle and painted with spray paint. The wings, tail and propeller are made of cardboard covered with velvet paper. The stars are also made of velvet paper. The airplane propeller is secured with a bolt and rotates. Wheels made from twisted strips of corrugated cardboard. The wings, tail and wheels are secured with hot glue.

41. Greeting cards for Victory Day.

Made using the technique of flat, volumetric and openwork appliqué.

To make the postcards, an ordinary and a figured hole punch (creative Punch “Butterflies”) were used. A frame was made for the photograph “At the Reichstag Walls”. Photo from personal family archive. In the photo is my Aunt Tanya on May 9, 1945 at the walls of the Reichstag. This way you can store your unique photographs and memories of veterans of the Great Patriotic War.

The work is intended for children 7-10 years old.

Purpose of work: greeting cards for Victory Day, photo frames, interior decoration for Victory Day.

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45. “Perekopsky shaft”.
Mixed technique: quilling, applique, sisal.
Semyonova Valentina, 12 years old

46. ​​Napkin carnations on an old CD.

To make such carnations, you will need the simplest materials: an old CD, yellow and light green napkins, colored paper, a 50 cm long ribbon, toothpicks, glue, scissors.
The manufacturing process is very simple. First you need to prepare the disk, attach a ribbon to it, cover it with colored paper, and decorate the edge of the disk. Carnations can be made from napkins or corrugated paper. To do this, you need to cut out circles of the same size, make teeth along the edge, glue the circles to a toothpick, and decorate the toothpick with a napkin or green paper. Attach the finished carnations to the disk, make a package from a light green napkin, and attach a bow from a satin ribbon. That's all!

On the Great Victory Day on May 9, there are many options to express your respect and gratitude to the Heroes of the Second World War, your pride in the Motherland, and patriotism. We bring to your attention various techniques for making fakes that will be a wonderful gift or decoration for May 9th.

On a postcard or poster in the form of an appliqué, you can depict festive and military attributes (). For decoration you can use colored paper, sparkles (sequins), threads. For the background of the application, a printout or newspaper clipping with an article about the surrender of Nazi Germany, the victory of the USSR, war poems or songs with notes may be suitable. Origami crafts always impress with their visual complexity, but in reality everything is simpler than it seems. By May 9, any work can be decorated with stars, as well as entire modules made of paper triangles.

Triangular module

To create an element, fold the sheet in half lengthwise, then in half widthwise. Turn the workpiece over, bend the corners to form a triangle (see picture), bend it in half. The element has 2 corners and 2 “pockets”, thanks to which these modules can be assembled into a complex structure. To do this, insert the corners of one part into the “pockets” of another. To make the fake stronger, the joints are secured with glue.

Star element

Cut the paper into strips 1x26 cm. Take one strip, wrap one end in a loop, and tighten slightly. Next, use a long “tail” to wrap the workpiece several times so that you get a regular pentagon. Hide the tip under the strip. Now you need to press on each side of the pentagon so as to form the star itself. From the many such stars you can put any picture in a mosaic; they will greatly decorate your holiday fake.

Crafts made using the technique look very beautiful. Having created the texture with twisted strips of paper, they can be painted over with a spray bottle, for example, with gold paint and decorated with a St. George's ribbon.

Trimming is an easy way to create an original three-dimensional image. You will need corrugated (crepe) paper. Without unrolling the roll, cut 1 cm from the edge, you will get a long strip that needs to be cut into squares. Apply each square with the center to the non-writing end of the ballpoint pen refill, wrap the refill with your fingers into a tube, moisten the edge with glue and attach to an outline drawing or coloring (visually in the video at the bottom of the article).

Lovers of beadwork can prepare a festive craft from beads. It can be either a wicker work or a picture sprinkled with multi-colored beads.

To perform work using the isothread technique, you will need a solid base, strong threads and a needle. The drawing is applied to cardboard. Holes are pierced along the contour, into which the threads will later be threaded.

The basis of the isothread technique is the ability to perform circular and angular filling. Numerous diagrams for isothread are presented on the Internet.

A two-layer picture, vytnanka, is very relevant for Victory Day. It is very convenient to choose a two-color picture when making it. In this case, copy it onto the top sheet, cut out areas of the same color with a blade or a stationery knife, and place a sheet of contrasting color underneath.

Victory Day is a grand holiday, especially for our citizens. The task of the older generation is to ensure that children understand the essence of the holiday itself, know the history of the war and prevent such fascism in the future.

On the eve of this great holiday of Victory Day, schools and kindergartens practice stories about the war, reading books on military topics and watching documentaries. Along with this, they make all kinds of crafts, cards and applications for May 9th. The simplest applications for children for May 9 are images of the corresponding symbols from colored paper - stars, doves, carnations, St. George ribbons. More complex applications for Victory Day are already voluminous postcards with the same symbols.

To work you will need:

• scissors;
• colored paper;
• corrugated paper for making complex applications;
• PVA glue (or pencil);
• cardboard (white or colored depending on the theme).

Simple applications for May 9 for children

• pigeons;
• sprigs of greenery;
• St. George ribbon;
• a star (or many stars);
• outlines of the Kremlin;
• fireworks;
• carnations;
• bouquets of flowers;
• flowering tree branches;
• images associated with war: soldiers’ helmets, machine guns, tanks, airplanes.

All these images can be placed on A4 sheets or on colored paper, for example, blue, which acts as the sky. We have selected several applique templates that you can print for free, then cut out and stick with your child.

The dove on postcards for the Victory Day always means peace, which means it must be white. And, therefore, the background can be colored.

The next symbol of victory is the St. George ribbon. Templates for the St. George ribbon can also be downloaded and printed on a color printer, or you can cut out strips from orange and black colored paper yourself and glue them together.

Please note: the St. George ribbon has 3 black stripes and 2 orange stripes, black stripes along the edges of the ribbon and in the center.

In addition to doves and ribbons, postcards for May 9 or Victory Day for children may include a sprig of young greenery, a laurel bush, or a flowering branch carried in the beak of a dove. To make a twig, just cut out the leaves and stem and glue them onto paper. You can download the application templates for May 9 below and print them on a color printer:

Another symbol of our people’s victory over fascism is the five-pointed star. The star can be cut out simply from red colored paper, or it can be made multi-layered or voluminous (but more on that later). The star templates can also be printed:

Using one of the templates presented above, you can already make an application with a child for May 9:

You can also use Kremlin templates:

and arrange colorful fireworks over the Kremlin.

The next symbol of victory is the eternal flame (templates):

Download the archive with templates for this application: (2.7 MB).

Volumetric applications for children for May 9

A voluminous five-pointed star made of colored paper looks very impressive:

A template for such a star can be downloaded and executed according to the following scheme:

The star needs to be bent along the dotted lines and glued to the base with the white sections.

The star looks no less original using the quilling technique:

How to make voluminous paper carnations

How to make voluminous paper carnations with your own hands? To make such flowers, you can use corrugated paper or origami techniques.

For paper napkin cloves we will need:

• three-layer red paper napkins;
• scissors;
• threads;
• glue for gluing to the base.

If you use paper napkins, then one will yield 8 flowers with a diameter of 6-7 cm.

Operating procedure:

1. Tear 1 cm around the perimeter from each edge of the napkin.
2. Tear each napkin in half to make 8 identical rectangles with torn edges.
3. Fold each rectangle like an accordion and tie it in the center with thread (or secure with wire).
4. Now you can start decorating the flower: carefully separate each layer of the napkin and fold it into the center, forming a carnation.

Volumetric carnations can also be made from corrugated paper:

Operating procedure:

1. Cut 4-6 circles with a diameter of 7-8 cm from red corrugated paper;
2. Cut each circle along the edge in a zigzag pattern;
3. Place a toothpick on each circle through the center and form a flower.

Similar carnations can be glued to an applique for May 9, February 23, or Russian Independence Day.

Also, a voluminous carnation for applique can be made using the origami technique:

Natalia Belogurova

May 9 is approaching. Preparations for this important holiday are also taking place in our kindergarten. I present to your attention master class on vytynanka with an emphasis on color. This technique helps to create a paper composition that will look impressive both indoors and outdoors.

So, we will need the following materials and tools:

whatman, color double-sided Xerox paper, transparent tape, pencil, eraser, scissors, breadboard knife, cutting mat.

I drew a sketch and made the necessary templates. When the blanks were ready, I started cutting. For convenience, it is better to make all the slits inside the image, and then cut along the contour with a breadboard knife or scissors.

Colored accents cut out of paper and insert into the slots according to the principle of puzzles, carefully secure with small pieces of transparent tape.

In addition to the Eternal Flame, I decided to make a festive fireworks display.

There was no ready-made template, I had to imagine it myself. Somewhat constrained financial circumstances and the habit of using materials rationally pushed me to the idea two-color fireworks.

For the fireworks I drew and made a template. Using a template and a gel pen, I filled the space of an A4 sheet as much as possible. The resulting image was reproduced on double-sided paper using a photocopier. Folded together two sheets of contrasting colors, on the top sheet there should be an image and cut into elements. Using a breadboard knife, I first cut out the middle, and then along the contour. I swapped the centers and secured them with small pieces of transparent tape.

I folded a white sheet of copier paper several times and cut it out. "tails" for fireworks sparks.

I combined the eternal flame, St. George's ribbon and fireworks into a composition and secured it with transparent tape on the window.

My colleagues liked it, I hope you will like this decoration too.