You can make Santa Claus by hand for Christmas gifts. Prepare materials and tools: A4 card paper, red yarn, black oil-based pen, solid glue, hot melt glue, and scissors.
The production steps are as follows:
1. Cut the A4 cardboard in half, then fold it into a fan shape, and then use fixing glue to connect the two folded A4 fan shapes.
2. Bind red wool or red thread in the middle.
3. Make Santa Claus’ face according to the above method. This time, use beige for the other half of the paper.
4. Apply solid glue to both sides to make a round shape.
5. Use hot melt glue to fix the head and body together. Then make a Santa hat and place Santa Claus on the paper.
6. Combine the cut parts and fix them with hot melt glue.
7. Santa Claus is finished.
Introduction to Christmas:
An important Christian festival commemorating the birth of Jesus, also known as Jesus Christmas, the Nativity of the Lord, Catholicism also known as Jesus Christmas Day, the date of Jesus’ birth, " There is no record in the Bible. In 336 AD, the Roman Church began to celebrate this festival on December 25. December 25 was originally the birthday of the sun god prescribed by the Roman Empire.
Some people think that choosing this day to celebrate Christmas is because Christians believe that Jesus is righteousness and the eternal sun. After the middle of the 5th century, Christmas, as an important holiday, became a church tradition and became popular among Eastern and Western churches. Gradually spread among the people, due to different calendars and other reasons, the specific dates and activities held by various sects to celebrate are also different.
Christmas customs spread to Asia mainly in the mid-19th century. Japan, South Korea, etc. were all influenced by Christmas culture. Now the West often gives each other gifts, holds feasts, and celebrates Christmas with Christmas. It has become a common custom to add old people, Christmas trees, etc. to the festive atmosphere. Christmas has also become a public holiday in the Western world and many other regions.