New paper scraps for New Year 2020:> 300 stencils and patterns per window

 

New Year's carving patterns for cutting

Looking for original patterns of tucks on windows for cutting? Here are another fifteen great examples. Just go to the site, download the templates you like, print, cut and paste beautiful compositions onto the window. Nothing is uplifting like New Year's Eve and it’s not necessary to wait on December 31st.

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Vypankka patterns from paper for New Year 2020

Art today paper cutting becoming very popular again. Did you know that by technological and artistic features, the holes are divided into fishnet (the image is contained in the openings) and silhouette (the image is a silhouette). There is also single bulletsmade from one sheet and sophisticated. The latter resemble applications, they consist of several sheets of paper, therefore they are always polychromatic. Vytykanki, depending on manufacturing techniques, are waybills (lay on top of each other "slide") and stacked (large-scale works, the ornaments of which are formed from separate elements made up next to each other, harmoniously combined with each other in a single whole). About art of vytyank You can say a lot, for now you can just use ready-made templates.

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Christmas tree on a window made of paper

If you like the theme hollows for window decoration, do not forget to carve the forest beauty herringbone. Our great-grandmothers were also engaged in the art of carving paper with punches. Joint manufacturing of pits, home decoration, united the family and served as an educational process, formation artistic taste in children. A fabulous work of antiquity: napkins, stars, snowflakes “light, transparent, like fluffs.” They delight the eye and warm the soul. Look at these beautiful herringbone stencils, choose which ones you like, go to the site and download the template.

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A vysykanka snow maiden on the window

In the manufacture of vytyank traditionally preferred fabulous characters. Faithful companion Santa Claus Snow Maiden a rather mysterious character who appeared in our culture relatively recently, namely in the nineteenth century thanks to the light pen of A. Ostrovsky, who once wrote a beautiful winter fairy tale about a magical snow girl. However, Snegurochka is one of her favorite characters today. Here are a few stencilsthat can be used to decorate your window for the New Year.

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Window decoration notched patterns

From vytykanok you can create a wide variety of compositions and figures. Look how decorate the window for the New Year with vypankami on this topic winter fun.

To create compositions used stencils, individual details are finished with white gouache.

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New Year's paper towers on the window

Preparation for the New Year is an exciting and joyful activity for the whole family. Cut and stick New Year's vytyanka on windows, this is the best way to quickly create a festive mood, in addition, the work will not take much time or materials. You will need only paper and the desire to create something incredibly beautiful. You can’t even particularly fantasize, there is a lot of internet New Year's eve patterns on windows, as individual figures, and whole compositions. You can choose a suitable option from the examples below. A make a paper hole very simple. Download the template, print and carefully cut it out, you just have to stick it on the window and go to prepare the New Year's table.

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New Year's patterns on windows

Looking for new year patterns for window decoration? Look at 20 great examples, just download, cut and paste on glass.

With such beautiful bumps neither Santa Claus nor Santa Claus can pass indifferently through your windows. Merry new year and merry christmas.

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New Year's Eve - patterns for windows

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Do-it-yourself patterns of window poking on a window

Folk vytanki - A bright, peculiar kind of folk decorative art, which has deep and rich traditions. They are inherent silhouette generalized image, a clear pattern, mirror symmetry, laconic form, limited details, quiet rhythm, lack of naturalism, the logical correspondence between form, material and manufacturing technique.

Today a new type of upset - souvenirs in the form of leaflets, booklets, bookplates, window decorations. See below 50 beautiful pit patternswhich you can decorate your windows for the upcoming 2020.

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Stencils vytanki on the windows for the New Year 2020

Here is another big selection stencils on the New Year theme. The technique of performing punching gives creativity a symbolism and childish sincerity. So, we work with the finished image. We cut the paper with scissors clearly along the lines. Tell the truth is real relaxation. Creative activity calms the nerves, and collective - even more so. Of course, today there is a huge selection of New Year paraphernalia that can empty our wallets. Therefore, it is worth returning to folk art, in addition there is the Internet, where you can find any master class. Handwork always gives vivid emotions and a great mood. Nowadays it is worth a lot. Try it and you will succeed in this form of art. Below the gallery more than a hundred stencils, choose what you like. In addition, on the site (link under the gallery) you can read a lot of useful tips. How to print templates, edit on your computer and make a stencil on the window.

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