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Instructions No. 2887 Instructions No. 2887 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 5 Hours
Create your own miniature ski holiday dream. In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to create an enchanting miniature world that captures the magic and joy of a ski holiday.
First, cut the polystyrene sheet to the desired size with a cutter knife. In our example, we cut 15 cm off the short side and glued it to the larger plate. Coat the surface with decorative snow.
Paint the inside of the house with white craft paint. After the paint has dried, paint the bottom with grey-brown craft paint. Coat the roof with decorative snow.
Take some wooden sticks and arrange them to form a window. Fix everything with craft glue.
Place the finished window on the lamp foil, trace the outlines and then cut out the foil. Now place the foil on the napkin and trace the outline again. Cut out the napkin motif, use only the top, printed layer of the napkin and stick it to the lamp foil with napkin varnish. After the varnish has dried, stick the foil behind the window. Now you can stick the finished window into the house.
Cut two wide wooden spatulas with scissors and glue them together to make a coat rack. After it has dried, you can paint it with craft colours. Then cut some wood and glue them together as coat hooks. Attach the scarf and hat to them.
Cut out a circle from felt that will later function as a round carpet. Use the back of a paintbrush and grey craft paint to dab dots around the edge. Then glue the carpet into the house.
Paint the tabletop with craft paint and stick it to the carpet when it has dried.
Cut off approx. 1 metre of the wool and wind it into a mini ball. You can fix the end with craft glue. Cut a piece of wood in the middle and cut one end to a point to make "knitting needles". Wrap some wool around it and lay it on the table together with the ball.
Paint the rocking chair with craft paint and let everything dry. In the meantime, cut a rectangle out of felt, fold it and hang it over the back of the chair as a woollen blanket. Also put a scarf over the back of the chair.
Paint the seats of the sledges with craft paint and place them in the snow after they have dried. Finally, arrange some fir trees in the snow.
Paint the inside of the house with white craft paint. After the paint has dried, paint the bottom with grey-brown craft paint. Coat the roof with decorative snow.
Take some wooden sticks and arrange them to form a window. Fix everything with craft glue.
Place the finished window on the lamp foil, trace the outlines and then cut out the foil. Now place the foil on the napkin and trace the outline again. Cut out the napkin motif, use only the top, printed layer of the napkin and stick it to the lamp foil with napkin varnish. After the varnish has dried, stick the foil behind the window. Now you can stick the finished window into the house.
Cut two wide wooden spatulas with scissors and glue them together to make a coat rack. After it has dried, you can paint it with craft colours. Then cut some wood and glue them together as coat hooks. Attach the scarf and hat to them.
Cut out a circle from felt that will later function as a round carpet. Use the back of a paintbrush and grey craft paint to dab dots around the edge. Then glue the carpet into the house.
Paint the tabletop with craft paint and stick it to the carpet when it has dried.
Cut off approx. 1 metre of the wool and wind it into a mini ball. You can fix the end with craft glue. Cut a piece of wood in the middle and cut one end to a point to make "knitting needles". Wrap some wool around it and lay it on the table together with the ball.
Paint the rocking chair with craft paint and let everything dry. In the meantime, cut a rectangle out of felt, fold it and hang it over the back of the chair as a woollen blanket. Also put a scarf over the back of the chair.
Paint the seats of the sledges with craft paint and place them in the snow after they have dried. Finally, arrange some fir trees in the snow.
