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Children are always attracted to something unusual and mysterious. They watch movies with all sorts of monsters and monsters. But it’s better to acquaint children with the world around them not through a scary movie, but with the help of such crafts. Look how cute the scorpion is!
How to make a scorpion out of paper.
Take a piece of paper. Make a square.
Fold it diagonally.
Fold the sheet so that the fold is on the right.
Bend the top left corner.
Turn the triangle obtained on the right with a “cap” so that the fold made is on top right in the center.
Turn the workpiece from left to right on the other side.
Expand the sheet on the right side and bend the fold to the middle.
Iron the part.
Bend the corners as shown in the photo and rotate again. These are your auxiliary lines.
Lift the bottom corner up.
Bend the edges of the paper inward at the folds on the sides.
You got such a rhombus.
Turn the workpiece over to the other side.
Make the same rhombus.
Turn part of the part over like a book from right to left.
Turn the lower part of the workpiece to make such a figure.
The corner above is bifurcated.
Bend both sharp corners in different directions, as if twisting them.
This is what you should get. These are future scorpion claws.
Bend the ends of the claws up.
Expand them from the outside, making them rhombuses.
Bend the sides to the center, making markings, and then hide these edges along it inside the workpiece.
Well smooth the edges, otherwise the craft will constantly unfold.
Do the same on the reverse side.
Turn the "face" crafts up (where the claws are). Mark with pencil or chalk.
Roll the upper part of the workpiece along with an accordion.
Flip to the other side. Make markings: one in the middle on the horizontal bend, and the other two on the sides just below.
Cut the top leaf in the middle to the center point, and on the sides to the mark. These are paws.
Bend them in different directions.
Now bend the legs in the middle up. And then at the edges.
Bend all legs towards the head.
Turn over the workpiece. You got such a scorpion. Lift his tail tip up. Now he is ready to attack.
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