They can become an indispensable attribute in the game or in creating a costume for a children's play.įrom time immemorial to the present day, people liked to change their appearance, dress up beyond recognition. In the same way, we cut off and connect the second and third phalanges - we get a ready-made claw.īy the same principle, we make all the other claws, adjusting only the diameter for different fingers of the hand.Įven a child can make such claws out of paper. We connect the parts at an angle, inserting one into the other. Slightly cut the resulting fragment along the upper line - the cut is needed for better gluing. The cut off fragment is the first phalanx. It turns out the same promised bag - the blank for the claw is ready.Ĭut off the third part at an angle from the workpiece, starting from the base.

We make the diameter of the expanded end according to the size of the finger. We will form this bag in the next step, twisting the paper in such a way that the tube is narrowed at one end, and expanded at the other. We do not need a tube, but an elongated 'bag'. We begin to roll the paper from the corner, using a regular ballpoint pen refill for convenience. We don't need the whole sheet, half is enough. It is enough to be able to work with paper in the slightest degree.Ī rod, a knitting needle, a bamboo stick - any similar structure, on which it will be convenient to wrap paper.īlanks are made by curling paper. Making claws out of paper is quite simple - you don't need any special skills and deep study of the art of origami.

How to make a claw