"Titmouse." Master class for children on plasticine modeling

How to make an eagle from plasticine: master class with photos step by step

You can make any bird from plasticine. Creating such a figurine is a very interesting process, because the colors of the plumage of birds are very diverse, so you can use almost all shades of the mass. Thanks to this combination of tones, very realistic copies of birds are obtained. Today we will tell you how to make an eagle from plasticine. The eagle is a majestic bird of fairly massive build. Keen vision makes the eagle an excellent hunter, who hunts not only on the ground, but also in the air. This craft will undoubtedly become the main decoration of your plasticine collection of birds. To sculpt an eagle you should prepare:

Plasticine birds for children

Tit bird made of plasticine

We meet these bright and very agile birds everywhere. How quickly they move from branch to branch, how quickly they jump on the ground in search of insects. Walking with our children, we see only colorful specks that fly before our eyes. But if you build a feeder for tits, you will be able to see them. They will definitely come in a flock to feast on delicious seeds, grains, and crumbs. Pour a treat and step aside, hide and watch.

Step-by-step description of crafts

So, everything is ready for work, you can start creating. Let's take a step-by-step look at some simple examples of interesting crafts for kids.

Plasticine hedgehog with seeds

This funny hedgehog is easy to make and looks very creative and cool. To work you will need brown plasticine for the body, beads for the eyes and ordinary black sunflower seeds.

1. Roll a ball out of brown plasticine.
2. On one side we pull the ball out a little so that it looks like a drop.
3. The eyes and nose can also be made from plasticine, or they can be replaced with beads.
4. Place sunflower seeds on the back of the hedgehog, sharp ends up.
5. When the entire back is covered with “needles,” place the finished craft on a piece of cardboard. You can decorate the back of the hedgehog with a miniature plasticine mushroom or apple.

Candy on a stick

Multi-colored plasticine lollipops will undoubtedly appeal to kids. To work you will need multi-colored plasticine and matches or skewers for canapés.

1. Make as many small balls as you like from different colors.
2. Roll the balls into thin sausages.
3. Then you can improvise with the appearance of our candies. Take two sausages of different colors and twist them into spirals. The sausages can first be twisted into a pigtail. String the finished lollipops onto sticks and you can take a colorful photo.

Bouquet of flowers

The variety of bouquets created from plasticine is limited only by the sculptor’s imagination. Let's conduct a small master class on making a simple version of this craft.

1. Prepare red, pink and green plasticine.
2. Roll the green into thin sausages and cut into seven approximately equal parts.
3. Roll the pink plasticine into a sausage, then turn the sausage into a strip, flattening it.
4. Divide the strip into seven parts and roll each part into a spiral, these will be buds.
5. Plant rose buds on green stems.
6. Collect a bouquet and decorate with a red plasticine bow.

Plasticine Christmas tree

On New Year's Eve, you can make a beautiful Christmas tree with your kids. To do this you will need green plasticine, a bamboo stick and scissors.

1. Build a cone from green plasticine, choose the size to your taste.
2. Place the cone on a bamboo stick, the trunk of the Christmas tree.
3. Using the tips of the scissors, make small cuts along the entire cone in a checkerboard pattern, bending the tips of the resulting “needles” slightly upward.

Funny turtle

Step-by-step instructions will help you easily make a funny and cute turtle together with your child.

1. For the base you will need brown and green plasticine. You can use beads for the eyes, or you can sculpt eyes from white and black plasticine.
2. Roll six balls from green plasticine. One larger one for the head, and five smaller ones for the paws and tail.
3. Make a large ball out of brown plasticine, then form a shell.
4. Glue small flattened circles of brown plasticine onto the shell, imitating the texture of the shell.
5. Draw a head on an elongated neck, paws and a tail. Attach them to the shell.
6. Use a toothpick to make nostrils and draw a smile. Add eyes to the turtle and the craft is ready.

By doing sculpture with their child, parents help their child develop creatively, and there is also a chance of discovering the true talent of their child.

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How to make an eagle from plasticine

The eagle is the king among all birds! A predator with a huge beak, terrifying claws and an incredibly large wingspan. Eagles have their own mythological history and have more than once been the cause of omens, deification and fear.

Today we will make the largest bird of prey with a keen eye, sensitive hearing and quick reaction. We blind this bird, giving it some good qualities.

List of materials you will need to sculpt the majestic eagle:

• Plasticine: black, yellow and white;
• Stack – a tool for modeling;
• Match;
• Thin wire.

1. Roll out an oval from black plasticine, which will be the basis of your craft (the body of an eagle). Roll out a smaller oval from white plasticine - this is a blank for the bird’s head.

2. Connect the white oval with a larger black oval using a match. Using your finger, stretch the white plasticine from the bird’s head over the body, imitating feathers.

3. Let's start shaping the eagle's face. Make a beak out of yellow plasticine. Make eyes from white and black plasticine.

4. Let's start forming the eagle's wings. Eagles are famous for their large wingspan, which is one of the main advantages of this majestic bird. Form triangles from black plasticine. Using a stack, cut out pieces of plasticine, simulating feathers, as shown in the photo.

5. Stick a thin wire along the top of the resulting wing (letter L), leaving a piece of wire to attach it to the body of the bird.

6. Do a similar procedure with the second wing and attach the wings to the body of the bird.

7. Let's start forming the eagle's tail. Form four small sausages from white plasticine, connect their upper parts together and attach them to the body of the almost finished bird.

8. Let's start making strong and terrifying paws of an eagle. Using yellow plasticine, form the bird's paws with three thick toes. Don't forget to put large black claws on each of the birds of prey's toes.

The predatory, majestic plasticine eagle is ready! Be careful eagles are predators! They fly quickly, love to eat and scare everyone around them.

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Crow – modeling with step-by-step MK

We attach the head to the oval and smooth out the transition. We sculpt wings from two pieces of plasticine and cut through the feathers. We attach them to the back of the bird and add a tail. We sculpt a large beak, black paws with claws and eyes.

Species diversity

Initially, there are two types: based on paraffin or wax. They are divided into:

• Medium density mass. Used for normal work. Easy to knead, holds any shape;
• Soft (waxy). Great fun for kids. It does not need to be kneaded first. Easy to smear;
• Sculptural. It is designed for children over five years old. It is designed for modeling wireframes;
• Ball. Does not stain hands or surfaces.

Angry Birds game character made from plasticine: Mighty Eagle

The most powerful projectile in the famous game "Angry Birds" is the Mighty Eagle. We invite you to make it out of plasticine together with your children, especially if you are into modern computer games. This stern bird with a huge beak is not available to new players, so children will want to have such an unusual character in their arsenal. Introduce your children to plasticine creativity, because this is a great alternative to monotonous computer games.

Mighty eagle made of plasticine

1. If you are planning to create a computer character for the game “Angry Birds”, then you should not invent fantastic shades; it is better to use those colors that are dictated by the characteristics of the character’s appearance. To sculpt the Mighty Eagle you will need the following colors: white, black, yellow and brown.

2. Roll two balls - white and brown, approximately the same size.

3. Press down the dark ball, and use the white ball to make the head and neck of the bird. Extend the light part around the circumference with your fingers.

4. Stick the light piece onto the dark one. Treat the bottom of the white neck with a stack, making small notches at equal distances from each other.

5. In the place where you plan to make the eyes, first stick pink cakes, then duplicate them with white and black dots.

6. Make your eyes angry by adding furrowed black eyebrows.

7. Place a tuft of three black feathers on the top of the head, and also attach a similar tail at the back.

8. And the last detail is a huge eagle beak. Make this part from yellow plasticine, attach it to the muzzle and bend it slightly downward.

Now the plasticine craft is ready, making it is quite simple. The mighty Eagle is a true protector of the family of angry birds. Of course, everyone is afraid of him, he is harsh, but fair.

DIY sparrow step by step

Connect a large and a small ball. Smooth out the transition and form a long tail. Let's make a light yellow spot on the bird's belly and eyes. We attach yellow and black stripes to the brown wings. We create a relief using a stack. We attach the eyes, beak, paws and wings to the sparrow. The craft for the older group is ready.

Flamingos - we sculpt exotic birds in the senior group

Let's sculpt a graceful flamingo step by step. Take the wire and cover it with a thin layer of pink plasticine. Attach a round head to the tip and bend the neck in a wave. We roll an oval for the body and insert the neck into it. From three pieces we sculpt two wings and a tail. We use a stack to represent feathers. Let's make legs from wire and gray plasticine. We insert them into the body of the bird. We glue on the eyes and pink beak.

Similarly, you can make a swan, woodpecker, starling, heron or even a firebird. There are also Kargopol, Dymkovo, Kalinin birds or whistles, which can also be sculpted from plasticine. Crafts on this topic are suitable for children in the preparatory group or schoolchildren.

Owl - sculpt with your own hands

Let's make a realistic owl step by step. We form the body of the owl and attach the head. We smooth out the transition between the head and body well. Add light brown circles and yellow eyes with black pupils. We glue the beak and eyebrows. From small pieces of black, white and brown material we sculpt plumage for the bird. We decorate the owl's wings in a similar way. Attach the embossed tail and small paws.