How to draw fabulous ones from ordinary gloves. Drawing “Patterns on gloves

Drawing mittens: decorative painting. Step-by-step master class. Template for download. Examples of children's work.

Drawing mittens: decorative painting

The master class was shared by Vera Parfentyeva, technology teacher, circle leader children's creativity, reader of “Native Path”, participant in our Internet Workshop of educational games “Through the game - to success!”

In the master class you will find not only drawing, but also a discussion of an important ethical situation with a child, as well as introducing the child to a ruler and compass as tools (you can replace this part and simply draw a circle using a cardboard template).

Introduction: a poem about mittens

Read a poem about mittens to the children.

From a small boy
Mittens lost.
Andrey gave him his:
- Here, take mine for now!
He hugged the boy with his hand,
Tells him:
- Let's go to!
Mittens we are with you
We'll definitely find it!
Yu. Yakovlev

After reading, ask the children:

— What would you do if your friend lost his mitten? What can you say about Andrey - what is he like? Has your friend ever helped you? What does the proverb “A friend is a friend in need” teach us?

- Do you have mittens? You could, like Andrey, give them away little boy who lost his mittens? What color are your mittens? What pattern are they? What kind of mittens do your mothers have? (color, pattern)

Let's try to draw a mitten with you.

How to draw mittens: tools and materials

To draw a mitten you will need a landscape sheet and colored felt-tip pens.

How to draw mittens: step-by-step master class in photographs

Step 1

Place your hand on a piece of paper and trace it with a felt-tip pen of any color. At the bottom of the mitten, use a ruler to draw two parallel lines the width of the ruler.

Step 2

Shade the resulting segment obtained in the mitten with straight columns at approximately the same distance from each other.

Step 3

We draw an ornament on the mitten. To do this, you need to draw another parallel line the width of the ruler. Using a brown felt-tip pen, draw 3 columns in the resulting new segment. These will be the trunks of the Christmas trees.

Step 4

Draw 3 triangles on each tree trunk with a green felt-tip pen and paint over them.

Step 5

Using a compass, thinly mark a circle with a diameter of 3-4 cm in the center of the mitten (depending on the size of your mitten). Use a felt-tip pen of any color to place dots in a circle.

Step 6

Using a ruler, divide the circle into 8 equal parts, so that all lines pass through the center of the circle.

Step 7

On each line we draw two small lines at an angle to it. As a result, we get a snowflake, and in the middle of it - a star.

Step 8

Now let’s decorate the inside of the snowflake: use a felt-tip pen of a different color to put dots. And in the center of the snowflake we will draw a circle with dots.

Step 9

Decorate the mitten with an ornament.

This is the kind of mittens the children got :)

Creative task:

— What patterns do you think the craftswomen usually knitted on the mittens?

— What was the meaning of the patterns on clothes? (They were pleasing to the eye, carried beauty within themselves, helped make ordinary household items, and also served as a talisman).

- Come up with your own patterns for the mitten.

- Draw your mitten.

- For children over 6 years old, you can give a task to develop the ability to cooperate with each other and negotiate. Together they need to draw patterns on the mittens for the Snow Maiden. To make the mittens paired, you need to agree in advance on the color and shape of the patterns on them with each other.

The resulting mittens can be used to decorate winter panels and postcards.

Alina Sergeevna Ivashchenko

I conducted a lesson on drawing"Patterns on gloves"

The purpose of the lesson was:create interest in the image and design gloves, to form precise graphic skills, to teach oneself to create an ornament according to idea or design, to develop imagination, to coordinate the movements of the hand and eye, to give a visual representation of symmetrical paired objects.

At the beginning of the lesson I used a game technique (game "Find a pair")

During the game we found out the main thing - the pattern on the gloves should be repeated.

Then we went to work. The children listened carefully to the algorithm of actions, and we began to complete the drawing.




After the explanation, the children began independent activities.


Some children needed help, and I took an individual approach to them.



And here is the result of our work. These turned out great patterns on gloves!


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So China should not be disdained.
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