A child pencil homework

Many children have begun teaching these days, so let's make a cute craft for them to put pencils, markers, and rules and motivated and happy to work with their new supplies neatly arranged. Let's see how to do this craft for the start of school, and learn to make a child pencil homework home.

Materials:

A wooden box
Wooden board ¼ inch, offset or MDF
A jig
Lija
A pencil
Sheets of paper
Synthetic enamel
Brushes
Turpentine
Vinyl glue
Permanent Markers (optional)

Step by step:

Make the sun drawing on a sheet of paper guiding for photography, considering that the bottom must be equal or larger than the side of the wooden box. Make the design into the wood and cut with the jig 2 equal pieces and also 2 circles to make the face of the sun.

Lija all puffs and case pieces, including a hand painted onto matt white glaze and let dry 8 hours.

Put white glue on the two opposite sides of the box, paste the woods ray shaped puffs and place something heavy on top to press them. Let stick well, at least 12 hours.

Then one or two coats painted orange throughout the piece and one or two yellow hands in circles. Let dry again eight hours.

Draw with pencil on the yellow circles the sun face, guiding you through the image. Go over the lines with a fine brush and ends giving a white glow on the face, through the brush with white paint almost dry on the surface.

For simplicity, you can paint the details of the face with permanent markers, rather than with a fine brush.

Let dry well the pen and you can put it on the desktop or in the place where the children study. What better gift to start a pencil class child to do homework? Enjoy this cute craft!