Postcard for dad for February 23 uniform.

For the holiday of Defenders of the Fatherland Day, kindergartens and schools begin to prepare in advance: educators and teachers need to come up with what their pupils will give to their beloved dads and grandfathers, and children - all these ideas to bring to life under the careful guidance of adults.

We offer to congratulate a man on Defenders of the Fatherland Day with the most expensive gift - a postcard or a picture made by a child's hands. What can babies do for their dads and grandfathers? Read in the article material.

How to draw a postcard for February 23 with a pencil and paints for children?

In kindergarten, children learn to draw their first schematic drawings. Step-by-step lessons will help educators prepare gifts for dads and grandfathers for February 23, because it is in the preschool institution that the kids learn about the holiday and its meaning, and why men are congratulated on this day.

Let's start with a drawing. We need:

protractor (we will use it to draw a star)
a compass or other device with which you can draw a circle

Let's move on to drawing:

Draw a circle and draw two lines in it, which will divide it into 4 equal sections.
We measure 72 degrees on the protractor and draw a line inside along two opposite sections.

We measure 72 degrees on the protractor and draw a line

Again we measure 72 degrees from the already drawn line and draw a second straight line, and then a third.

We repeat

In order not to get confused, we mark with dots what and from what we measure. How to draw the lines correctly can be seen in the photo.

We should have 10 identical sections. Let's outline dashes in the middle of each line (through one straight line). Draw a star and round the corners a little.
Erase the circle and additional lines inside the star with an eraser. We outline the outline around the star.

We draw a line along the entire contour

Now we will depict the St. George ribbon with the edges bent down. Extend the edges of the tape to either side of the star.

Draw the ribbon

Draw three parallel black lines on each part of the tape. We turn the schematic drawing into a postcard by decorating the star and the ribbon, and adding the inscription "Happy Defender of the Fatherland".

We bring the ends of the tape to the edges of the sheet

Draw stripes on the ribbon

Video: Simple drawings. Soldier

An excellent drawing on the theme of Defender of the Fatherland Day - a valiant soldier on duty. Such a drawing will decorate both a postcard and a school wall newspaper prepared for the holiday.

For the drawing you will need:

blank sheet of paper
simple pencil
colour pencils
ruler

Divide the sheet into two halves by drawing a vertical line in the center. The left side should be slightly narrower than the right. Draw an oval in the upper third. This will be the head. Draw the contour of the future collar under it.
Focusing on the preliminary markings, we draw in detail the head of a soldier, on which a hat with earflaps is worn. Add neck and shoulders. The soldier will be wearing a pea jacket, so let's outline his outline.

We draw a face, hands. We finish drawing small details of clothes.
Do not forget to draw a submachine gun in his hands for our defender. First, sketch out the lines, and then draw in more detail. The photo shows what needs to be depicted.

Now you need to draw the protective color of the form and the outline of the banner in the background.

We write on the left side of the sheet the inscription "Happy Defender of the Fatherland" and specify the background.
After that, it remains only to decorate the drawing.

If the previous drawing is difficult to draw, then the child can cope with the schematic image of the tank presented in the step-by-step lesson below without the help of adults.

For the drawing, you will need pencils and a sheet of paper. It is better to use a checkered notebook sheet. So it will be easier for the child to navigate and draw all the lines correctly.
Let's draw the muzzle of the tank: in the center of the sheet we draw a line 4-5 cm long, and above it, at a distance of about 1 cm, another parallel one.

We connect the lines on the left side, and on the right side we will depict the beginning of the muzzle with an oval.
Let's start drawing the turret of the tank. To do this, let us step back 1 cm and at a distance of about 1/3 of the muzzle length draw an elongated rectangle 10-12 cm long. We step back from the edge of the base about 0.5 cm, put points and connect them in a semicircle.

Draw the base of the tank track below. How to do this is shown in the photo. Draw 5 circles inside the base and draw them with a black pencil.

How to draw a tank track

Paint over 5 circles in black at the base of the track

Draw a star in the center of the tower and a waving flag on a long pole. We paint the tank in green, the asterisk in red and add an inscription.

Video: Simple drawings. Children's tank

Video: Postcard to Pope on February 23, Military Aircraft

A schoolboy can easily cope with the "Warship" drawing, which will be a good present for dad or grandfather, if tanks and planes have already been presented to the heroes of the holiday.

Since Defender of the Fatherland Day was once called "Day of the Soviet Army and the Navy", it is celebrated by all the military: both on land and at sea.

Here's what we will draw:

First, let's prepare everything you need:

blank sheet of paper
simple pencil and black felt-tip pen
colored pencils or available paints

Divide the sheet into two halves by drawing a horizontal line. Do not forget that we draw all the preliminary contours without pressing the pencil, so that later there is no trace of the erased lines.
We will draw the ship in the lower half. First, let's draw a wavy line that will represent the water surface. Let's draw the stern with all the necessary protrusions.
Draw a cannon on the left at the stern. In the central part of the stern, add the following elements: the captain's cabin and the radar. It's easy to draw them if you repeat exactly all the lines, as in the photo.

In the lower part of the captain's cabin we will draw a battery of torpedoes, add a number of windows.

We draw a waving flag and for a more realistic picture we add a couple of birds flying in the distance.
You can stop at this and go on to coloring. But for a greeting card, this is not enough: you will also have to add an inscription.
You need to color the drawing like this: a warship - gray-blue, water - blue, draw a red stripe in the lower part of the ship and choose the right colors for the national flag.

Video: How to draw a cool drawing for February 23?

Ideas and templates for cards for February 23 in kindergarten

The issue of preparing for the holiday on February 23 begins to worry kindergarten teachers and school teachers long before its onset. It only at first glance seems that there is nothing difficult in choosing a suitable option for a presentation.
But this is not at all the case, since the process of creating crafts or postcards with their own hands, which children will then present to the most dear people - dads and grandfathers, should captivate them, and therefore it is worth immediately abandoning complex elements or multi-tiered paper structures.
A simple but original postcard or craft will be much more popular with both the little “creators” of the masterpiece and adults. What gifts can be prepared for the holiday on February 23 with children in kindergarten - see the photo selection below.

Cover for postcards

Ideas and templates for cards for February 23 to school

The guys at school already know a lot, and therefore a simple image of a tank or an airplane will not bring such pleasure as creating with your own hands a postcard with a surprise, retractable details, special applique, and so on.

See the photo below for a selection of gifts for the holiday on February 23, made by schoolchildren, and get inspired!

We prepare a sheet for a postcard using light colored paper: fold the sheet in half, and draw a place for an asterisk at the top.

Carefully cut out the star on the main page of the postcard. Draw a small star next to it and write a beautiful greeting lettering. The inscription can be printed on colored paper of the same color, or use a contrasting shade.

Cut a star out of red colored paper. To make it voluminous, you need to bend the "ears" that will be glued to the card. The star is bent along lines with the outer edges outward, and the inner edges inward.
We glue an asterisk on the seamy side of the postcard (spread).

We will decorate with stripes cut from golden colored paper. Let's make the little star golden too.
We glue 3 golden stripes vertically and horizontally on the front side of the card, as shown in the photo. Glue a gold star next to it. In order for the strips to stick evenly, it is better to first mark the places where they should be with a dotted line.

How to fold the star correctly

A volumetric postcard can also be made using the quilling technique. To make a postcard, in addition to paper (colored and white), you will need toothpicks, glue and scissors.
Fold the sheet in such a way that one part is slightly longer. We write on it large numbers of the date of the holiday. The two should be on the front of the card. After the deuce is drawn, we add the three on the second page of the postcard. Cut out the numbers along the outer edge.
We prepare "curls" from strips of colored paper. To make them, a strip of colored paper must be “put” on a toothpick and twisted. How to stick the resulting curls on a postcard - you can see in the photo.
We apply each spiral with the glued side to the numbers, trying not to leave large gaps between the curls. Add an asterisk between the numbers and sign the postcard.

What postcard to make for dad and grandfather by February 23?

Video: CARD FOR FEBRUARY 23 / IDEA FOR A CARD / OWN HAND CARDS

Video: Postcards, crafts with a surprise

What postcard to make for my brother by February 23?

You can surprise your brother with the original "Ship" postcard.

Fold the postcard along the fold line.

With a felt-tip pen, draw a dotted line along the edges of the postcard and the image of the boat.

For a brother who has not yet served in the army, you can make a shirt-postcard.

Video: DIY / Postcard - SHIRT / Gift for 23 FEBRUARY

Defender of the Fatherland Day is a holiday that is loved and respected in our country, and every year the young generation makes greeting cards with their own hands for dads, grandfathers and older brothers. Of course, you can buy a postcard in a store - they are inexpensive, however, postcards for February 23, made with your own hands, are much more pleasant to receive, and for a child this is an interesting and exciting activity.

You don't need any expensive or hard-to-find materials - just what every student has on his desk.

Postcard uniform

To work you need:

colored paper - white, black, red, yellow and green
pVA glue
scissors
pencil and ruler

DIY postcard for February 23 - military uniform: step by step photos and description:

A sheet of white paper should be cut into 4 even pieces. On one of them we make two neat cuts on top, and bend them so that we get a kind of "collar", like on a men's shirt. Cut out a small tie from black paper and glue it in the right place. At this point, our postcard looks like this:
Cut out a rectangle from green paper - its height should be the same as that of a shirt from shoulder to base, and twice as wide as this shirt. We gently bend the paper to get the cuffs on the uniform, we also slightly peel the corners on top. From yellow paper, we need to cut epaulets and buttons - three small round stripes. Now we put the uniform and shirt together - and the card is ready! You can congratulate your dad or grandfather.

You can make a simple application - it is easy to perform and even a small child can handle it.

To work you need:

colored paper
pVA glue
scissors and pencils

Detailed description of the work process:

The main sheet can be of any color - not necessarily blue, it is better to take thick paper. We bend it twice;
Getting started with flowers - carefully cut out future flowers from red or pink paper;
Then the stems - of course, made of green paper, you need three of them - according to the number of flowers, and you can cut out a couple more leaves - in order to make the card look more interesting;
We glue the leaves on the base first - carefully, the glue, even when it dries, becomes transparent, but you should not smear it on paper;
Now glue the flowers - first the middle part, larger, then the side petals;
Above with colored pencils or a marker we will make the inscription "Daddy" - of course, mom can make everything prettier and more accurate, but the most important thing is to let the child feel that this postcard is the work of his hands and show dad how he tried;
Now that the glue is dry, the card is finally ready for the gala presentation!

Be creative, experiment, do not be afraid to give children more freedom in choosing colors, materials and patterns - the result will delight the whole family!

Not only adult boys, men and grandfathers are preparing for February 23rd. Still very young sons also want to be fully armed. Together with the responsibly learned poems, the kid can ask his mother to make a voluminous postcard with her own hands for dad or grandfather.

Now we will make an original present for dad. You can draw or search the web for any other template, for example, a tank.

Do-it-yourself voluminous postcard for February 23: master class

To work you need:

printed template
colored cardboard
white cardboard
stationery knife
simple pencil
thin marker for signature

Let's start making a postcard

Using the template, draw details on colored cardboard. If your printer prints on thick paper, you can print the diagram directly on colored cardboard and then cut it out.

We press a groove in the middle of the white cardboard sheet - this is the place of the fold. To do this, you can use a knitting needle, a ballpoint pen that no longer writes, or another object. Caution: Do not cut through the cardboard!
We glue the colored part of the postcard to a white sheet, leaving the boat free.

We wait until the product is dry, write congratulations with a marker, and then bend the card in the marked place. You can make a stitch along the outline of the entire postcard with a marker. Colored buttons can be glued to the sails, and bright paper twine can be glued to the ship's hull.

You can also craft other items using colorful blanks and foam tape. They can be glued onto cardboard or placed on the footboard as a stand-alone postcard.

DIY simple postcard for February 23: photo

To work you need:

thick paper or cardboard of any color
corrugated board (colored or self-painted)
metal fittings - brads
twine
miniature wooden clothespin
an asterisk stamp (if you didn't manage to get one, you can cut out several stars from colored cardboard)

The process of making a postcard is quite simple.

We will start preparing for the men's holiday with the simplest postcards for February 23rd. Children will be able to do some of them even without the help of mom, and dad will certainly be happy)

And the first of them will be made in the form of a military uniform.

The simplest materials are needed:

paper (green, yellow, red, black and white)
scissors
pVA glue
ruler
pencil

Cut a sheet of A4 paper into 4 equal parts. Take one of these and make 2 small cuts on the top. Bend them down to form a shirt collar. Cut a small tie out of black paper and glue it under the shirt collar.

Cut a rectangle out of green paper (the height is equal to the height of the shirt from the base to the shoulders, and the width is 2 times the width of the shirt). Fold the paper to form the cuffs of the uniform, and peel back the top corners slightly. Then cut out shoulder straps and 3 round buttons from yellow paper. It remains to "put on" a ready-made uniform on the shirt and solemnly hand over a postcard to dad on February 23!

A similar, but more "adult" version of such a postcard is offered by Alexandra Parkhomenko:

Cuff postcard

And another simple postcard for dad. Why not make it in the original shirt cuff shape? You just need to cut a rectangle out of paper and round off the 2 upper corners. Then, very carefully with a clerical knife, you need to make 2 small slots for buttons. It remains to fold the cuffs in half and glue along the very edge, and then glue 2 buttons!

You can decorate the cuffs as you wish, add a congratulatory lettering, glue stars, etc., but you must do this BEFORE you glue it on the side!

Figured card with a star

The next postcard is also easy to make, but quite interesting. To make it, print this blank on a regular A4 sheet (you can draw it yourself):

Cut a star out of beautiful colored paper and glue it to the outside of the card.

To cut exactly the same star as on the template, print immediately
2 blanks: one will go to a postcard, and from the other you will cut out a star, and then circle it on beautiful colored paper.

The inscription "February 23" can also be made without using a printer: write completely by hand or cut out numbers from paper, and write the month.

Postcard from ... matches

Matches are not a toy for children, but nevertheless, under the supervision of a mother, it is from matches that you can make a very original basis for a future postcard. Grease thick cardboard gradually with PVA glue and place matches on it in a checkerboard pattern. You can decorate a postcard with fragments cut from a purchased postcard, or draw it yourself, and then cut and glue it.

Volume postcard

Children will be able to make voluminous postcards by February 23rd. You just need to understand the principle by which they are made.

A blank for a future postcard is cut out of thick paper. Then it is bent in half and in the very center 2 small cuts are made with a clerical knife. The result should be a cut-out strip of paper right in the center of the card.

Now a larger blank can be cut out of colored paper - it will serve as the front part of the postcard. And then a blank with a slot should be glued to this front part. At the same time, the slot DOES NOT stick, but folds into the inside of the postcard like a step.

You can make 3 steps, as shown in the photo,
then the central picture will hold better.

The base of the postcard is ready, it remains to find a suitable "military" picture, print it, cut it out and stick it to the steps. And don't forget to sign the card before handing it over!

Postcard with a boat

If dad served in the navy, then the child can make a postcard for him or even a whole picture with a paper boat. To do this, you will need thick cardboard as the basis of the entire composition, colored pencils, glue (Moment gel is suitable) and a sheet of paper for making a boat.

Then everything is simple: colored pencils are glued to cardboard or a photo frame around the entire perimeter. A boat is rolled out of paper and glued directly to the center of the composition. The sea and the sun are drawn with pencils, and the present for dad is ready!

MEGA-simple stylish card

In conclusion, I would like to show you another idea for a simple postcard, which nevertheless looks very stylish and festive. To make it, you will have to call mom for help, but the children will be able to cut out the base for the postcard and 3 stars from beautiful decorative paper on their own. Then mom will only have to sew the stars to the paper base. How do you like this idea for a greeting card from February 23rd? 🙂

We hope that you will like the proposed ideas and you will definitely use them to make postcards for all defenders in your family)

It is necessary to congratulate beloved men, grandfathers and dads on Defender of the Fatherland Day in a special way. Love and respect will be perfectly expressed by a handmade card. Some of them will require painstaking work of the mother, others can be made even by a child. Choose according to your taste!

A postcard in the form of a man's suit, shirt, tie is a classic option that is suitable for congratulating the father of the family not only on February 23, but also on his birthday and any other holiday.

You can make a complicated postcard with many details that your imagination will tell you. Or you can limit yourself to a simple scheme, which children can cope with under the guidance of an adult. So, stock up on colored paper - and get to work!

Inside the postcard, you can put a congratulation on a separate sheet, or write it on the postcard itself.

An origami shirt can be glued onto a regular postcard.

The simplest option for making a postcard-shirt: we make cuts on the sides and bend the edges of the "collar" to the middle.

It is somewhat more difficult to make a postcard in the form of a man's jacket. Below is a diagram of paper folding.

Another folding scheme - this time you get a shirt-shaped envelope. You can put your own baked cookies inside.

A real man looks great in a tie. Here is a diagram for folding a tie made of colored paper.

The tie can be attached under the collar of a paper shirt.

A green shirt is suggestive of a military uniform. Still, the holiday is dedicated to the Defender of the Fatherland!

The symbols of the holiday on February 23 suggest a military theme. Therefore, stars, ribbons, weapons and military equipment will be appropriate. Khaki color and colorful camouflage will complete the look.

With the help of the proposed sweep, it will be easier to make this spectacular postcard.

Postcards look interesting, acquiring volume when opened. Inside this postcard, a ship is hidden, rushing through the waves directly at the viewer. The main difficulty in manufacturing is to properly glue the volumetric elements so that the postcard can fold and unfold; therefore, before sticking, check the functionality of the elements. Rubber glue is good for this purpose, because it allows you to adjust the position of the bonded parts without damaging the paper.

Invite your child to decorate the card with the sun, clouds, flying seagulls. And it will be useful to provide the ship with an anchor and a lifebuoy!

This postcard using the cut-through technique () can be done by more experienced needlewomen, but it is very effective and will decorate my father's desk!

Below is a template for cutting out a postcard with a sailboat.

Vytynanka look very good on a contrasting background. You can make such a card with your child: mom will cut out the delicate details, and let the baby stick letters and numbers.

A white backing sheet is glued in so that the vytynanki are perceived against a smooth contrasting background. And on the next page you can post a congratulation.

The popular quilling technique can also form the basis of a postcard. See how fun the congratulation looks against the background of the festive fireworks!

Silhouettes cut out of paper (colored or white) can be pasted on a contrasting background, and get an original postcard.

Cutting patterns can be selected according to your mood. For example, in a serious style.

Or in a humorous way.

Or even historical.

You can also use military equipment.

If these drawings seem too complicated to you as templates for cutting out, then just print them (most of the pictures will be larger than on the screen when you save them) and offer your child as coloring pages. Painted drawings can be pasted on a postcard and presented to dad or grandfather.