What can you make a cow from with your own hands? How to make a three-dimensional cow using a paper template with your own hands

Paper crafts in elementary school

You can make many fun toys out of paper. You can play with these toys, you can give toys as a gift. We suggest making a cow from colored paper.

Paper cow. Step-by-step instruction

Materials

Multi-colored cardboard

Markers

Scissors

Work sequence

Cut out a rectangle from dark cardboard, bend it and glue it together as shown in the picture. This will be the cow's head. Cut out an oval from pink cardboard, and a shape for the horns from yellow cardboard. Cut out an oval from white paper and glue it onto the cow's head blank. Cut out ears from cardboard.

Form the cow's head. Draw eyes on white cardboard, cut out and glue. Use a marker to draw the details. Cut out a blank for the body from dark cardboard and twist it into a tube. Cut out the legs with hooves and the tail. Glue the head to the body using a strip of cardboard. Glue the remaining parts to the body.

Color the picture

A cow stands in the meadow

And chews grass.

Our cow Serafina is simply irresistible in this outfit.

And the collar suits her very well.

Materials:

white, pink and black felt (or fleece or thick cotton fabric)

50 x 16 cm cotton fabric with a pattern

8.5 x 7 cm canvas

blue floss

white lace

cotton trim in blue check

25 cm lace 5 cm wide

1 bell

2 black buttons for eyes (or ready-made eyes)

padding polyester or other filler

14 cm blue satin ribbon

black and blue markers

Cow sewing:

Cut out parts of the body, arms, head, 2 ears from white felt, parts of the muzzle and 2 ears from pink felt, 4 horns and spots of different shapes from black felt.

Horns and hands. Fold the parts in pairs, sew them, turn them inside out and stuff them with synthetic padding. Glue the spots onto your hands.

Hooves. From black felt, cut out 2 strips measuring 14x3 cm, fold each in half crosswise and sew, rounding the edges. Lightly stuff with padding polyester.

Ears. Place the white and pink pieces in pairs, sew, turn right side out and set aside.

Head. Fold the two pieces together and pin them together. Fold your ears in half at the base. Place the ears and horns between the head pieces and pin them together. Sew the head along the edge, leaving a hole (neck) at the bottom. Turn right side out and stuff with padding polyester.

Muzzle. Fold the two pieces together and sew along the edge.

Make a small cut in the center on one side and turn the piece right side out. Lightly stuff with padding polyester and sew up the hole with frequent stitches. Embroider the nostrils with a star stitch, piercing the workpiece all the way through. Draw a mouth with a black felt-tip pen.

Torso. Fold the two pieces together, placing your hands between them, and stitch around the neck and side edges. Fill with padding polyester. Pin the hooves and sew up the bottom edge. Glue the spots. Sew the head or glue it to the body with hot glue. Glue the eyes.

Make bangs from raffia or yarn and secure them between the horns. Sew a blue bow to your bangs.

Dress. Cut out the details of the dress from patterned fabric. Hem all edges by 1 cm, sew cotton lace to the bottom edge and armholes. Along the neckline, sew a seam “forward with the needle”, do not cut the thread. Place the dress on the cow, pull the thread at the neckline and secure.

Pocket. Round the bottom corners of the canvas rectangle, hem the edges and sew a “forward needle” seam at a distance of 0.5 cm from the edge with blue floss in 2 folds. Edge the top edge of the canvas with checkered trim. Sew lace to the bottom and side edges from the wrong side.

Write a name on the pocket with a blue felt-tip pen and sew the pocket onto the dress.

Collar. Along the edge of the wide lace, place a stitch “forward with the needle”, gather the lace and fasten it to the neck. Hang the bell on a thread.

Patterns for sewing cow Seraphim:


Which pet is sung in many songs and Russian folk tales as a good nurse? Of course a cow! Start introducing your child to this wonderful animal with fun and easy paper crafts.

In this article we offer simple master classes that will help you make a cow craft with your own hands.

DIY cow

Craft Cow


To make such a chess cow you will need the following materials: a ready-made cow template (attached below), scissors, black colored paper and glue.


Print the finished cow template on thick landscape paper. Then carefully cut out. Cut narrow strips of paper from black double-sided colored paper and thread them into the workpiece in a checkerboard pattern (see photo).


Now you need to glue the head, legs, tail and udder to the checkerboard body of the cow.


The finished craft can be an excellent decoration for a greeting card or the main character of a three-dimensional applique.


How to make a cow with your own hands?

DIY Cow craft


To make such a voluminous craft, you will need a small box, four cardboard toilet paper rolls, black paints, white paper and a black marker.

If necessary, the cardboard box must be covered with white paper. Then glue cardboard sleeves to the box to create legs.


A cow sometimes symbolizes wealth, comfort, prosperity - an integral cozy attribute of any family home. Of course, we do not have the opportunity to keep a real animal in our apartment. However, we can easily afford to acquire a soft talisman. Anyone who loves handicrafts can sew a cow or a bull. And even if you haven’t tried yourself in such a skill before, it doesn’t matter! It’s not difficult to make any cow using our pattern.

Our “Workshop” presents soft toys made in various ways. You can see with your own eyes how to sew a cow from fabric with or without pile, in a dress, in shorts or without clothes. Experienced craftswomen will tell you how to make hooves, horns, eyes and even eyelashes. In our workshop you will certainly find a toy that you want to make with your own hands. Perhaps it will be a cheerful Burenka with a flower, a glamorous Margot, a flirtatious Daisy or a spotted bull. You can dress the toy in any outfit or sew a whole collection of dresses. Decorations can be flowers, bells, bows, straps.

All cow toy patterns presented in this section do not require high skill. It is enough to have desire and imagination. Your child can be a great helper. It's so much fun to have fun creating a fun animal with your own hands. And if you have the mood and time, you can sew a couple in love - a bull and a cow, and even a whole family. Do you have a piece of soft material lying around your house? A great excuse for creativity!

If you have a bull pattern that is not in our workshop, send it! We will be happy to post a photo of your masterpiece and recommendations. Sometimes you really want to take a break from everyday affairs and do something pleasant. Why not sew a toy that is beautiful, fun, and unique! We offer you a collection of patterns, but it is not at all necessary to sew them exactly according to them. You can use them as a reference point for your imagination!

Print Thank you, great lesson +3

A cow in the form of a toy can be made by the child himself. For example, from paper. And in order for it to turn out as high-quality and accurately as possible, download the template and move on to the first stage.

Necessary materials:

Step-by-step photo lesson:

Download the template and print it on thick paper. Now you can start cutting out elements from it. There are 4 of them in total: a tail, a muzzle, a body with a head and a small element to add volume.


We begin to create a cow from the largest element. We bend all sides along the dotted lines. A small part near the ear should be cut with scissors, up to the vertical dotted line.


We glue all sides of the workpiece to obtain a square body shape.


Now let’s add another detail to the muzzle, which will be voluminous. To do this, you need to prepare one part. It looks like a white stripe with dotted lines. It should be bent along the lines and glued to form a rectangle. Then we apply glue to most of the rectangle and lean it against the bottom of the muzzle.


Glue the lower part of the muzzle to the cow's head.


Now you should make a tail for the spotted cow. To do this, take the part and bend it along the dotted line. We apply office glue and apply it to the back of the body.


Now the paper toy in the shape of a cow from the template is ready. Let the glue dry thoroughly and secure all the glued elements together so that the child can play.