On the eve of Victory Day, we are thinking about preparing symbolic gifts and congratulatory trifles. Adults buy St. George ribbons and bright scarlet carnations, teenagers make military equipment and three-dimensional panels, kids draw postcards and cute watercolor or pencil drawings on May 9th. In a word, everyone is trying to show respect, admiration and immeasurable gratitude to the heroes-grandparents for the peaceful sky above their heads. As you know, crafts and sketches created from pure heart, for our veterans is much more expensive than any material values.
Drawing by May 9 in pencil in stages: Eternal Flame (master class with photo)
The ever-extinguishing eternal flame is a symbol of oblivion and long memory. Almost everyone memorial Complex supplemented by such a flame. They are often equipped with soldiers' graves and monuments of victory in hostilities. The bowl of fire itself usually has symbolic form stars and flames evoke memories of heroic deeds our veterans. Why not draw a monumental eternal flame, like a drawing by May 9, in stages with a pencil. Detailed instructions look further.
Necessary materials for a phased drawing for Victory Day
- sheet of white paper
- eraser
- pencil
- ruler
Step-by-step instructions for drawing with a pencil for May 9
A beautiful drawing for May 9 with paints: Solemn fireworks (master class with photo)
One of the most important symbols of Victory Day is a solemn salute. It was he who decorated the sky above the heads of the participants in the battles, when they gathered in the square to celebrate heroic victory over the fascist troops. This is probably why fireworks are depicted on all greeting cards, applications, panels and paintings dedicated to the fateful event. We invite you to draw a symbolic drawing by May 9 with paints using one of the methods described below.
How to draw a salute for Victory Day: 3 best options
Such a simple, but very relevant salute will decorate any drawing with paints on May 9 for school or kindergarten.
How to draw a drawing for the exhibition by May 9 with your own hands
All for Victory Day educational establishments countries hold cultural events: they organize thematic exhibitions of handicrafts, introduce students to military history, meet and congratulate veterans with fresh flowers, ribbons and children's drawings by May 9. After all, it is very important for people who heroically defended our homeland to know that no one is forgotten and nothing is forgotten!
Victory Day is an expensive and important holiday for all of Russia. How to make postcards for May 9 with your own hands, we will tell you in detailed master class. Elderly people value the attention and care of loved ones and younger generation. What could be more expensive for a veteran of the Great Patriotic War than a postcard made by a child. Here you will find many templates and practical advice. A postcard for May 9 is a lesson in kindness and respect for veterans.
The easiest option for kids: colored cardboard postcards. What is Victory Day? These are red flowers, a festive ribbon, fireworks, Victory stars. All this a child can do: glue and draw. On our blank, the flowers are multi-colored, let the child's imagination itself tell you what color they will be.
For work you will need:
- Colored cardboard.
- Glue stationery.
- A sheet of foil for fireworks.
- Scissors.
- Ruler, pencil.
In order to make an interesting postcard by May 9, we need to take a sheet of thick blue cardboard or of blue color. This color symbolizes a peaceful sky. Draw 2 parallel lines in the middle of the sheet and carefully make cuts. This will be the vase. Next, we bend a sheet of cardboard, as in the photo: in one direction and in the other. So the card will be voluminous. You can make a vase, or you can glue green stems and leaves.
Then we cut off a rectangle of green cardboard for the stem and fold it:
We got these flowers. We glue them with glue to the stems, and then to the vase.
You can make these voluminous red stars:
It remains only to glue the inscription cut out of red cardboard (templates are attached). “Salute” can be drawn at the top of the postcard, or cut out small stars from foil and glue them on.
In order to make it easier to make a postcard by May 9, you can use all kinds of templates: print them or draw them by hand.
Such an interesting postcard by May 9 will turn out if you try to make the work more difficult. Such postcards are also called paper tunnels. The principle of this technique is to make interesting 3D image. The technique is used with theatrical scenery, in large children's books and for voluminous postcards made by hand. We will do the work in stages.
For work you will need:
- Colored cardboard.
- White and green crepe paper.
- St. George Ribbon
- Glue stick for paper.
- Model knife.
- Ruler.
- Pencil.
First, we draw a layout sketch of the future postcard.
Fold a piece of office paper in half. We draw templates for our postcard for Victory Day:
Carefully cut out the outlines with a craft knife.
We attach the cut-out paper templates to colored cardboard and trace the contours with a pencil.
We cut out our blanks with a knife. From the drawing album, cut out a sheet of the same format as ½ of an office sheet.
We supplement our blanks with small details, cut out stars, a propeller, and glue it on cardboard. On a sheet of drawing paper, draw a bright salute with felt-tip pens. On the reverse side We write congratulations on Victory Day.
We decorate the top layer of the card with apple flowers, leaves and the St. George ribbon. For apple flowers, cut out circles from corrugated paper, three for each flower. Fold the circles in half, ⅓ and another ⅓. Cut off the edges to make a flower. We cut the first and second and third petal. We want the flower to be cone-shaped.
We put all 3 parts of the petal into each other. We cut out mugs from thick paper, glue our flowers on them.
Stamens for a flower can be made from wire 0.3-0.5 cm. We wrap the wire with paper or cotton wool, make thickenings at the ends. We make a hole in the center of the flowers and insert the stamens there.
Leaves are cut out of green corrugated paper and glued to the base of the flower.
We decorate the upper part of the card: we glue the St. George's ribbon and flowers.
From the album we cut out 2 rectangles 10.5 cm wide. The height of the rectangle is equal to the height of the postcard. We draw lines at a distance of 1.5 cm, bend the sheet along the lines. It turned out 2 accordions.
Collecting the postcard. We glue the sheet with the salute pattern to the accordion.
Glue the next layers.
It turned out to be a beautiful voluminous postcard.
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Photo gallery: Beautiful and simple children's drawings for May 9 in pencil and watercolor. Step by step instructions
beautiful drawing on May 9 is great gift to all those for whom Victory Day is the most significant holiday. Thanks to our simple master classes with step by step photos every child can draw a beautiful and original picture.
Simple children's drawings for May 9 in pencil: Festive carnation
Pictures and flyers for May 9, drawn with paints or felt-tip pens, require more accuracy than pencil drawings. Therefore, it is much easier for children and adults to draw with a pencil - simple or colored. A carnation drawn in pencil looks festive - a cute gift for Victory Day.
Necessary materials
- Paper
- Simple pencils
- Eraser
Drawing step by step
can draw a whole bouquet or decorate a postcard with an eternal flame or a verse with painted carnation flowers. Such a drawing by May 9 with your own hands will become a real masterpiece.
Do-it-yourself drawing on the theme of May 9: Carnations in watercolor (master class on video)
The same carnations can be painted using watercolor technique. This technique is more complicated, but it looks very impressive. The video describes in detail how to draw a carnation by May 9 in watercolor.
Necessary materials
- Watercolor (you can take honey).
- A thick sheet of paper for drawing and a separate sheet for mixing paints (if there is no special palette).
- Brush No. 5 (possibly No. 3, 4).
Drawing step by step
- First, with a brush, lightly mark the places where our carnations will be. Gradually add colors to them with pink paint.
- Using green paint, lightly draw the stems and petals. Since the paint becomes liquid when mixed with water, you need to gradually add colors, wait until the previous layer dries a little.
- Having drawn carnations and stems, we draw St. George ribbon, which, as it were, is connected to a bouquet.
- Finally, with black and red paint, add bright strokes on the flowers and stems. Our carnation drawing is ready for May 9th!
A simple drawing for May 9 in stages: Eternal flame with a pencil
Eternal flame is a symbol of the Victory Day. Drawing it with a pencil is quite simple, but it will take a little time.
Necessary materials
- Paper
- A simple outline pencil
- colored pencils to color the finished drawing
- Eraser
Step-by-step instruction
With this pattern, you can decorate greeting leaflets, wall newspapers and posters for Victory Day on May 9th.
Drawings for May 9 Victory Day for the competition: Dove of Peace in pencil
On the eve of any holiday, educators, mothers and fathers are interested in which drawing is easier for a child to draw - with a pencil, watercolor or felt-tip pens. In the drawing program that gives Primary School, there must be different techniques, in which you can complete the drawings by May 9. With a pencil, even small children can draw a dove of peace - another symbol of May 9th.
Necessary materials
- A sheet of paper or blank for a postcard
- simple pencil
- Eraser.
- Paints (watercolor or gouache)
Draw step by step
A beautiful drawing of a dove of peace could easily win a drawing competition among children. It doesn’t matter at all whether it’s a school or a kindergarten, if a child knows how to draw the elementary attributes of the holiday on May 9, he can easily make a gift with his own hands.
Handsome and original drawing by May 9 brings positive emotions and gives joy to veterans.
Every year on May 9th great holiday Victory we honor the heroes who, at the cost of their lives, youth and health, gave us a peaceful sky back in 1945. Unfortunately, every year fewer of those who saw the horrors of the Great Patriotic War with their own eyes remain alive ... Veterans leave quietly, taking with them terrible memories and incurable spiritual wounds associated with the loss of relatives and comrades. Therefore, while these great heroes still live among us, you should definitely thank and congratulate them on their main holiday. Even a do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 from colored paper can cheer up a veteran, especially if it is made by children with respect. Next are waiting for you simple master classes With step by step photos and a video on making postcards with your own hands on May 9 - from paper, with a dove, for children's competitions. These options for holiday crafts are perfect for students in grades 1-3.
Beautiful do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 from paper with templates, step by step
The first version of a beautiful postcard for May 9 with your own hands from paper with templates can be called classic. In the design of the postcard there are tulips - flowers-symbols of Victory Day, as well as another symbol of the holiday - George Ribbon. To make such a beautiful postcard for May 9 with your own hands, you will need colored paper and cardboard templates. Learn more about how to make a holiday card in the master class below.
Necessary materials for a beautiful postcard for May 9 do-it-yourself paper with templates
- colored paper
- cardboard
- plasticine
- scissors
- ruler
- simple pencil
Instructions on how to make a beautiful postcard for May 9 from paper with templates in stages
- Our postcard will be one-sided, so the first thing we do is cut out a rectangle 15 by 10 cm from thick orange or golden cardboard.
- Then, from ordinary white cardboard or thick paper, we need to make templates - for this with a simple pencil draw drops, stars, oblong petals. Then we cut out the templates and use them to make blanks: 5 drops of orange paper, 10 petals of red paper, 3 stars of different sizes (2 orange and 1 yellow). Cut out pieces and set aside.
- From orange paper we also cut out a long wide strip, and from black paper - a strip of the same length, but narrower. Black then cut into 3 identical stripes.
- Let's move on to postcards. We glue the tulips first - first we put drops on the glue, and then the petals on the sides, forming flower buds in two rows.
- Now glue a wide strip diagonally orange color. It should slightly overlap the bottom row of tulips.
- We glue thin black stripes on top of the orange strip - the St. George ribbon is ready. We also glue big star slightly overlapping the tape.
- We glue the remaining blanks of stars on top of the main one, let the applications dry.
- It remains to add a congratulatory inscription. To do this, we lay out the inscription "May 9" from thinly rolled plasticine. Ready!
A simple postcard with Victory Day on May 9 with your own hands for students in grade 1, a master class
A version of a simple do-it-yourself postcard for Victory Day on May 9 from colored paper for grade 1 students is waiting for you in the next master class. Despite the rather simple design, such a card turns out to be voluminous and very bright. How to make a simple postcard for Victory Day on May 9 with your own hands for 1st grade students step by step master class with photo below.
Necessary materials for a simple do-it-yourself Victory Day card for grade 1
- paper
- napkins
- colored paper
- scissors
Do-it-yourself instructions for a postcard for Victory Day on May 9 for students in grade 1
An original do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 to a veteran, a step-by-step master class with a photo
Veterans deserve special attention throughout the year, not just on Victory Day. But it is on May 9 that we can give veterans of the Great Patriotic War a special gift, for example, an original do-it-yourself postcard from a step-by-step master class with a photo below. This version of the postcard is made in the origami technique and resembles a military cap - one of the symbols military service. Read more about how to make an original do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 for a veteran in a step-by-step master class below.
Necessary materials for the original postcard on May 9 do-it-yourself for a veteran
- green double sided paper
- scissors
- George Ribbon
- decorative star
Step-by-step instructions for an original do-it-yourself postcard to a veteran on May 9
Do-it-yourself postcard with Victory Day on May 9 for children, step by step
A postcard in the form of a shirt is one of the most popular options for do-it-yourself congratulatory crafts performed by children on traditional military holidays - February 23 and May 9 (Victory Day). Usually such an origami postcard is made of green or white paper - these are the colors associated with military uniform(traditional and festive). Learn how to make a do-it-yourself postcard with Victory Day on May 9 for children in the form of a shirt from the next master class.
Necessary materials for a do-it-yourself Victory Day card for children
- paper
- scissors
Instructions for a postcard for May 9 Victory Day do-it-yourself children
Do-it-yourself children's card for May 9 for the competition, a master class with a photo
Often, on the eve of the celebration of May 9, thematic competitions are held in schools, for example, do-it-yourself children's postcards. At such competitions, he evaluates not only the originality of the submitted works, but also their connection with the history of this holiday. The next master class with a photo on making a children's postcard for May 9 with your own hands for the competition is perfect in this regard.
Necessary materials for a children's card in honor of May 9 for the contest
- colored cardboard
- colored paper
- napkins
- scissors
Instructions for a do-it-yourself children's postcard on May 9 for the competition
Do-it-yourself postcard option for May 9 in the form of a flag for children, a step-by-step master class
Another version of the original do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 for children in the form of a flag is waiting for you in the step-by-step master class below. This simple option is perfect for the smallest, for example, kindergarten students. Read more about how to make an original version of a postcard by May 9 with your own hands in the form of a flag for children further.
Necessary materials for a postcard on May 9 with your own hands in the form of a flag for children
- colored paper
- cardboard
- straw for drinks
- St. George Ribbon
- simple pencil
- ruler
- felt-tip pens, colored gel pens
Step-by-step instructions for a postcard option for May 9 in the form of a flag for children
Do-it-yourself postcard master class for May 9 Victory Day with a dove, video
Pigeon - well-known symbol world, which quite often decorates postcards with its own hands for Victory Day on May 9, including in our next video master class. With the help of adults, even the smallest can master this version of a holiday card. Watch a simple do-it-yourself postcard master class for May 9 Victory Day with a dove in the video below.
Do-it-yourself postcard for May 9 is a great way to congratulate veterans and loved ones on the holiday Great Victory. You can make an original postcard for Victory Day from plain colored paper or napkins, decorating it with a clipping from an old military newspaper or a silhouette of a dove. We hope that our master classes with step-by-step photos and videos for children, including those for grade 1, will inspire you to children's creativity and participation in thematic competitions.
