Maple leaf template print on A3. Master class “Maple leaves from crumpled paper”

Galina Gavrilina

Master Class

"Maple leaves from crumpled paper"

Every season is beautiful in its own way... Autumn is a time of colorful colors. Inspired by the arrival of the autumn sorceress, the guys and I decided to decorate our group with this kind of collective work.

It's bright autumn tree gave us her smile and good mood!

The basis for our tree was a paper tree from a purchased design kit. You can also make a tree yourself: draw a trunk and crown without leaves on a piece of whatman paper, then cut it out along the contour.

For work we will need:

A sheet of white writing paper;

Paints (gouache or watercolor);

Brush;

Jar of water;

Maple leaf template;

Felt pen;

Colour pencils;

Scissors.

Sequence of work:

1. Crumble a sheet of white paper into a ball with your hands.

2. Soak in cold water.

3. Gently squeeze it out and straighten it.

4. Cover the wet sheet with another clean white sheet and place it under a press (thick book) to smooth it out. After drying, the sheet should look like this.

5. Take paints and randomly color the resulting White list in autumn colors: yellow, orange, red, light brown, yellow-green, etc.

After drying, we place the sheet under the press again to straighten it.

The leaf on the left is colored watercolor paints, and the sheet on the right is gouache.

6. Apply a maple leaf template to a dried multi-colored leaf and trace it with a felt-tip pen or pencil (the template can be made by tracing a regular maple leaf).

7. Cut along the contour with scissors.

8. Thanks to the crumpled paper, the leaves already have veins. If desired, you can add large veins with colored pencils.

These are the leaves you should get. We attach the finished leaves to the branches of the tree.

Our autumn tree is ready. The leaves turned out just like real ones!

I wish you creative success!

Publications on the topic:

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Dear colleagues and caring parents! This master class will be especially valuable for preschool workers whose students do not yet know how to do this.

I bring to your attention a simple DIY craft. Module of autumn leaves. Required material for the manufacture of the module: -Double-sided.

Vytynanki is very ancient look applied arts Slavs It was used to decorate homes both in everyday life and for holidays.

A wonderful time of year has come and I decided to decorate my group with autumn leaves. Just draw and cut out colored leaves? No.

Hello comrades!
We have already learned how to depict relatively simple leaves. But how do we draw Maple Leaf? Beautiful and carved, it is clearly not so simple.

Of course, it is best to draw from life.

Drawing a maple leaf

Children, as a rule, having a maple leaf in front of them, without any doubt, begin to draw from the outline and carefully draw the teeth: peaks and valleys like a cardiogram. Well, again, as a rule, the ends literally do not meet: having started to dance from the stove (petiole), you need to return to the starting point. And for this you need a PLAN! That is, you need to see the pattern according to which these long and short cloves are distributed.
If you listened to the wonderful rock opera "Alice in Wonderland", then you probably remember Alice's aria:
To avoid falling into a trap,
So as not to get lost in the dark,
To never go astray,
To land in the right place, splash down, -
Draw a plan on the map.

And walk and sing carelessly,
Tiri-tiri-there-there, tiram!
The meeting is guaranteed -
Everything is noted in the plan
Exactly, flawlessly
So I repeat: to draw a maple leaf we need a plan. And this plan will be the veins. They are the reinforcement and make it clear what everything is based on. Draw the veins of a maple leaf with a pencil.

We draw and look carefully: the petiole, then the middle vein, up and to the sides two veins almost the same length as the middle one and two more almost on the same straight line, they are a little shorter. There are only five, and they all come out from the same point. There are main highways. Having made sure that the angles between the veins are taken correctly and the proportions are also correct, we can move on to drawing with a felt-tip pen.

Now you can draw the side ones: smaller veins extend from the upper three veins approximately from the middle. There are fewer of these secondary branches on the lower veins.

A plan of the internal structure of a maple leaf has been drawn up. Now it's time to draw the outline. The ends of the veins go into the teeth.
The scientific name for the maple leaf is palmate. Kind of like a palm. On three “fingers” in the middle there are three teeth - a median one and two lateral ones. But the lower “fingers”, or rather the blades, are simpler in structure, there are fewer teeth there.

Our leaf, in fact, looks quite symmetrical, but in nature a complete pattern is rarely found, and if you look closely, you can see that the halves are not strictly mirror-like.

And since we are drawing this particular leaf, we will make sure that the number and length of the teeth and the depth of the depressions between the blades are exactly like our leaf.

This is how we drew a maple leaf from life. Correct and similar.

Soooo, who else came here? The leaf is carved, five-lobed... maple again!?

If we drew a maple leaf from our imagination, we could easily mistake this leaf for a maple leaf. But no, using some external resemblance, Hops is gaining our trust here! Hmm, if he promises to lead a sober lifestyle, then we will agree to draw his sheet for the edification of our ancestors and descendants. In its own way, it is no worse than maple, beautiful and carved.
The hop leaf also has five lobes, but the shape of the lobes and the contour of the edge are completely different. Well, let’s draw it from life as it is and in the future we won’t confuse different plants. What is our plan of action? Petiole - central vein - lateral veins.

There are no particularly large teeth here and we will start drawing the outline.

I note that the lower blades have such characteristic “ears”.

Hello everyone, today we are publishing a selection of pictures with black and white leaf patterns. Beautiful stencils of autumn leaves will help you create crafts on the theme of Autumn. All leaf stencils are already adjusted to the size of a standard A4 sheet- this will make it easier for you to prepare templates for printing. Pictures with the contours of autumn leaves will help teachers organize art classes (drawing, modeling, appliqué). Collected here variety leaf patterns - maple, oak, birch, alder leaves. And also, along the way, I suggest you ready-made ideas for crafts with these stencils and templates.

All pictures ENLARGE when you click on them.

Leaf patterns

Outlines of a MAPLE leaf.

The maple leaf is the most beautiful. Its carved shape with pentagonal projections, its vibrant autumn coloring makes it the king of all autumn crafts. We offer you several types of maple leaves in clear and large patterns.

All pictures are presented in enlarged format (up to A4 sheet size). You can see the actual size of the picture if you click on it with your mouse.

The maple leaf template can serve as a stencil for a variety of crafts. Here is one of the interesting ideas AUTUMN GARLAND. We take a regular white New Year's garland and wrap the white LED light bulbs with yellow transparent tape (electrical tape). And from yellow plastic (sold in sheets in hardware stores) we cut out the contours of maple leaves. We attach them next to the LED light bulbs.

A variety of shapes of maple leaf templates... with smooth smooth edges and torn carved ones.

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You can print out maple leaf designs on sheets for art activities with kids. Their task will be to cover the leaves with plasticine pellets (autumn colors - orange, yellow, red) ... or paint the leaves wax crayons. The colors of the crayons can be mixed by rubbing them with your fingers on the paper.

You can come up with absolutely any coloring for your maple leaf template. Let it be patterns or stripes or round spots.

Little children will love this smiling autumn leaf. This template can be painted with watercolors - the eyes and smile will shine through the watercolor.

OAK leaf patterns.
with acorns.

Oak leaves look beautiful in crafts. Here are beautiful large oak leaf templates for you. And black and white drawing acorns with caps.

It is convenient to paint such large leaf patterns with a brush and gouache. Children will love this drawing activity. The contours and veins of the leaves can later be outlined with black gouache for contrast.

Based on such stencil templates with oak leaves, you can make beautiful crafts for drawing or cutting appliqué.

How to make a craft with oak leaves (pictured below) I described in the article

Here are beautiful patterns of oak leaves with large acorns. This coloring book is very convenient to print for children in kindergarten and use it in art classes.

Leaf patterns.
Autumn leaf fall.

Here are more beautiful leaf templates from other trees. Clear contour silhouettes of autumn leaves will become a source of bright crafts for appliqués.

Chestnut leaves pattern. Color it beautifully golden yellow with a reddish brown border around the edges.

Contours of an ash leaf - this leaf turns bright yellow in autumn. Like a sun.

The composition looks beautiful in the form of autumn leaf fall - patterns of leaves flying in the wind. Each leaf can be made a different shade of fall.

You can add templates of other autumn gifts to our autumn assortment of leaves - pumpkin, corn, acorns.

Here is a coloring template with small sized leaves. Suitable for coloring with pencils.

Stencils for DIY projects

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STRIPED COLORING.

Coloring silhouettes using the CONTRAST STRIPS method looks very nice. That is, we take a regular coloring book with leaf templates and draw straight lines on top of the picture under a ruler. And then we paint all the objects on the sheet alternating these linear zones by color.

In the example below, we see that the coloring is drawn using a compass (round lines) - but these are not necessarily your lines, you can make them with a straight school ruler.

Here are suitable leaf templates that you can draw onto stripes (straight or arced stripes) and then paint in the same style. I alternate the pencils from strip to strip and use different colors for the background areas and different colors for the leaf areas.

Leaf patterns

for SECTOR COLORING.

Very beautiful crafts on the theme of autumn will turn out if the template autumn leaf divide into sectors and paint each sector separately with similar shades of the palette or, conversely, with contrasting colors.

You get the feeling of STAINED GLASS... as if the picture was made up of multi-colored pieces of glass. But in fact, this is ordinary watercolor, or crayons, or a pencil (your choice).

As you can see, everything is simple. We take a sheet template and divide it into sectors. We paint each sector with its own color (it is possible with smooth transitions of spills of shades from one to another) And then we outline the entire outline of the sheet along the edges with a clear color.

To make your work easier, I provide leaf TEMPLATES with ALREADY READY sector sawing.

You can simply print out these pictures and give them to the children and ask them to color each sector with crayons. different color. To make coloring faster, you don’t have to change the chalk in your hand every time you move to a new sector. Show the children that it will be faster if you first take a red chalk and color 5-7 different sectors with it (not adjacent ones, but randomly). Then take a yellow chalk and also randomly fill in 5-7 other sectors. It will be faster this way, and you will fit within the time frame of the art activity class.

Large leaf templates can be filled in with a thin brush and watercolor or gouache (like the stencil below).

Leaf patterns

for APPLICATIONS

In kindergarten, leaf templates can be used as stencils for applications on autumn theme.
Such leaves made of colored paper can become a background or decor for any application (mushrooms in the foliage or a hedgehog in an autumn meadow).

You can make a paper autumn wreath from such contours - a collective craft in kindergarten ( senior group She can already cut out leaf shapes herself with scissors).

Beautiful leaf patterns

for crafts and coloring books.

In kindergarten or in an adult office, they love to color large anti-stress coloring books. So I specifically found templates for such coloring pages made from autumn leaves.

The picture increases in size if you click on it with the mouse.

Also to help educators and teachers junior classes I am giving bare tree templates for crafts on the theme AUTUMN TREE.

• You can add leaves to these trees using gouache and prints with a wide brush, using fingerprints and cotton swab marks.
• You can cut small leaves from colored paper and cover the tree with them.
• You can add bright splashes of paint to tree branches using toothbrush.
• You can coat the crown with PVA glue and sprinkle with salt and then paint this salty crust with gouache (you’ll get a beautiful texture of autumn foliage)

Here are some more beautiful fall-themed templates. Fly agaric mushrooms and a squirrel on a branch. Your kids will love these fall coloring pages.

And finally, I give you an AUTUMN HEART MADE OF LEAVES - a beautiful template for bright coloring.

Like these ones interesting ideas crafts and a variety of clear leaf patterns I have prepared for you in this autumn article. Let autumn be bright and bring a rich harvest of your crafts.
Olga Klishevskaya, especially for the site

Drawing with a pencil is a fun activity. By following the advice of the masters, anyone, regardless of age and ability, can learn to create masterpieces.

What do you need to draw with a pencil?

You can draw anything with a pencil: animals and plants, people, buildings, cartoon characters. In general, everything that is enough for your imagination. This article explains step by step,

For successful work A beginning artist should have everything he needs at his fingertips. Prepare the paper good quality, sharpened graphite pencil medium hardness, a soft eraser and a reminder “How to draw a maple leaf”. In addition to the instructions, it is good to have on hand and carefully examine a few real maple leaves. At first glance, it seems that drawing them is very simple. However, in reality everything will be a little more difficult. has a complex structure of several repeating elements. To help you get the job done, we’ll show you how to draw step by step.

Step by step drawing of a maple leaf

Step 1. You need to create a base. To do this, you need to draw a vertical line and a horizontal line intersecting it. Then, through the intersection point of these lines, draw 2 more inclined lines to the left and to the right. You will get six intersecting lines, as shown in the figure.

Step 2. Draw numerous small “branches” from the large lines. They should be spaced unevenly, which will make the finished work more natural.

At the first stages, a maple leaf is drawn with a pencil without pressure. The instrument should be held in your hand gently, without tension. The lines should be light and light.

Step 3. We have on paper a preliminary frame for the future drawing. Now you need to make the correct contour. To do this, use broken curved lines to outline a lattice of twigs, as shown in the figure.

Step 4. Using clear strokes, carefully draw the main skeleton and petiole of the leaf. The picture shows that they should be slightly thicker compared to the secondary branches. Their appearance resembles - narrowed at the top and widening at the bottom.

Step 5. Using light, small strokes, add small veins to the secondary branches. At this stage, we already have an idea of ​​how to draw a maple leaf. However, this is just a sketch. To obtain a real drawing, it is necessary to correctly distribute light and shadow across the sheet. Then it will not be just a picture, but the work of an artist.

Step 6 This is the last step. At this stage you need to make the sheet realistic. This must be done by shading the sheet. Look at a “living” maple leaf through the eyes of a master. You should note which areas are darker and which are lighter. We must try to convey this play of light and shadow on paper.

Now you know how to draw a maple leaf. To achieve the best results, here are some more general tips:

• when starting to work on a drawing, do not press hard on the pencil;
• trace the contour with stronger pressure to obtain a clear line;
• Shade the drawing gradually, do not immediately make too sharp transitions from light to dark.

Tree leaves are the simplest and most beautiful decoration on our planet. We only pay attention to this only in late autumn, when the leaves change their usual pattern. green color to gold, creating an extraordinary carnival autumn colors and shades of nature. All leaves are unique and beautiful in their own way, but still, the maple leaf stands out among other leaves both in size and shape. So let's try in this lesson draw leaves maple, or rather one leaf. But it is enough to learn how to draw one leaf to draw a whole “bouquet” of leaves. By the way, multi-colored maple leaves drawn on paper can become a stylish and bright decoration for your room. As always, we will perform the drawing in stages, first we will draw the outline of the leaf with a simple pencil, and then color it with paints or colored pencils.

1. Let's make the initial marking of the veins

Draw a horizontal line and from it, with a simple pencil, draw one vertical line in the center and one oblique line on each side. Do not make lines with a ruler; in nature there are no leaves that have regular geometric shapes.

2. Add small veins to the main veins

At this stage, you need to randomly, maintaining a certain symmetry, draw small veins. Pay attention to the horizontal vein of the leaf; it has fewer branches. In general, if you draw leaves in summer or autumn, then take several maple leaves from the park and carefully study their structure. If you draw them “from life”, then leaf drawing it will turn out very realistic.

3. Maple leaf shape

It is not at all difficult to outline the drawn veins with one continuous line, without necessarily copying my drawing. The main thing is to draw sharp corners on the edges and make noticeable gaps between parts of the sheet. Usually the leaves have a solid shape, with barely noticeable breaks, and maple leaves seem to consist of several segments. This is how they differ from the leaves of other trees.

4. Drawing of a maple leaf in detail

Draw thickenings for the main veins of the leaf. The stem for any leaves must be made noticeably thicker than the veins at the base. Finish drawing the bottom outline of the leaf shape and move on to the next step.

5. How to draw leaves. The final step.

You see that drawing leaves is not at all difficult. It is important to draw correctly small parts and accurately draw the shape so that the leaf in your drawing does not look oblique or crooked. Add some more small strokes to the drawing and you can color the resulting maple leaf drawing with paints or colored pencils.

6. It is better to color the leaves with colored pencils

I always make shadows with a simple pencil at the last step of the drawing. You don't have to do this, especially since leaf drawings They will look great if you color them with colored pencils. You can, of course, paint it with paints, but it’s very difficult without experience to preserve small details and not “paint over” them. To prevent the leaf from looking lonely, draw a few more, slightly smaller ones next to it, and at the same time give them any shade of autumn colors of falling leaves.

There is no need to observe any special “geometry” in the drawing of a birch; there is no need to carefully draw the leaves; it is only important to draw the trunk and branches correctly so that they do not turn out to be the same thickness and taper towards the edge.

Tree branches should be evenly spaced along the trunk and stretch upward towards the sun, and also have many small branches with leaves inside. Leaves on a tree are difficult to draw. Firstly, they must be of a certain shape and, most importantly, there are too many of them.

Drawn leaves will look much more “live” if you draw something crawling on the leaf ladybug. Its size is small and will not distract attention, and its bright color will add new color to the picture.

To begin with, remember that a rose consists of petals adjacent to each other. This is the biggest difficulty of the drawing. In order for a rose to look real, many details must be drawn accurately. Be sure to draw leaves that have a rich green color, stem and thorns.

Everyone can probably draw a picture of a daisy. A few petals, draw leaves, a stem and a picture of a chamomile is ready. But for some reason, painted daisies don’t always turn out like real ones. The reason is that you start drawing a daisy with the petals.

Drawing an apple seems only at first glance simple matter. But this is not so, because in order for the drawing of an apple to not look like an irregularly shaped circle with a tail, the shape of the apple must be three-dimensional. And in order for the apple to create the effect of freshness, you need to draw leaves or at least one leaf and a few drops of water on them.