Modeling with a child of a plasticine frog in stages. How to make a plasticine frog. Master class How to make a plasticine frog step by step

Any mother at least once, but read a fairy tale to her baby, in which one of the characters was necessarily a frog. All children know well what a frog looks like and, perhaps, any of the children would like to make such a plasticine craft. Since plasticine crafts for children have a positive effect on the child as a whole, you should start as soon as possible! Today we will sculpt an ordinary green plasticine frog. In this frog sculpting master class, we have collected step-by-step photos that can clearly demonstrate the stages of work.

A master class showing how to mold a plasticine frog.

1. In the version of the funny frog craft that we will be making, we will use two primary colors of plasticine - red and green. We also need quite a bit of white and black plasticine.

2. Cut off two approximately identical pieces of green plasticine. From these pieces we make two identical balls. Now let's cut off some more plasticine, also green, but a little more than what was required to make one ball. From this piece we roll out an oblong sausage (photo 2.3).

3. We received three plasticine parts. We bend the upper part of the oblong sausage a little. It is important that the fold is smooth and even (photos 3.1 and 3.2).

4. From the rounds that we have already made, we make two oblong sausage tubes. Using a special knife for cutting plasticine, we make through cuts along almost the entire length of the workpiece.

5. Now, also from green plasticine, we sculpt two round plates, which in the future will be additions to the hind legs of our frog.

6. Cut off some more green plasticine. We roll these pieces until we get something similar to cones.

7. The cones obtained in the previous step, we will flatten and stick to the curved workpiece from the front. These will be the front legs of the frog. We attach pieces with slots on the sides, and attach our round plates to the bottom of these pieces. We get the body of our craft.

8. Move on to the next step. We prepare balls of plasticine of different sizes and colors. By the way, at this stage two new colors are added.

9. From the balls that we made in the previous step, we sculpt the tongue and eyes.

10. We attach the tongue and eyes, make small nostrils on the figure. We bring the craft, as they say, to mind, smooth out all the joints. That's it, our frog is ready! We hope you enjoyed our frog sculpting lesson!

The final look of the craft. Photo 1.

The final look of the craft. Photo 2.

The final look of the craft. Photo 3.

You can also try your hand at the next craft of the Frog Princess from plasticine, which is posted on our website.

The idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe “Frog Princess” craft was taken from Svetlana Lesovskaya’s book “Heroes of fairy tales from plasticine”, but the manufacturing technology was somewhat changed.

This craft contains many details, so it is great for family crafts. The younger child can be entrusted with reeds, a swamp, a water lily leaf, the body and legs of a frog. Elder - a head, a crown and an arrow. The crown and plumage of the arrow can be cut in a stack, but it is more convenient to work with a clerical knife and the result is more accurate. Under the supervision of an adult, a clerical knife can be entrusted to a child of 5-6 years old. In fairness: before this age, a child should not be left unattended at all.

1. To make the frog expressive, it is important to choose the right proportions of the main details. The frog's head seems only slightly smaller than the body, but in fact it needs half the amount of plasticine. We select the size of the balls for the eyes to the head. We make blanks for paws in the form of long cylinders. The front legs are approximately equal in length to the height of the head and torso together. The hind legs are a third longer than the front.

2. We give the body the shape of an egg and stick a belly of yellow plasticine on it.

3. We make fingers on the paws: we stick three small flagella of green plasticine on the ends of the paws and flatten them.

4. We bend each hind leg a little above the middle, bend the flat part. We stick the paw to the body. We also stick the second foot. After that, the frog should sit well.

frog head

5. First we stick white circles of plasticine on the balls for the eyes, then very small black ones. If the craft is small, the pupils can simply be drawn with a felt-tip pen.

6. We stick the eyes to the head.

7. With a stack we form a recess for the mouth.

8. With two small balls of green plasticine, we denote the nose of the frog.

9. We roll a thin flagellum from red plasticine, flatten it, bend it with an accordion. Insert the resulting tongue with a toothpick into the mouth and stick.

plasticine crown

10. Roll out a piece of yellow plasticine into a cake.

11. With a stack, cut out a blank with 4-5 corners for the crown.

12. We stick balls of yellow plasticine on the corners of the crown.

13. In order for the crown to keep its shape, but its base, stick a plasticine ball and wrap the crown around it. Again, press the finished crown to the head with a toothpick.

Plasticine arrow

14. From gray plasticine we make a cone for the arrowhead and two small cakes for plumage.

15. If the toothpick is much longer than the craft itself, cut it to the desired length.

16. We close one edge of the toothpick with cakes and press it.

17. With a clerical knife or a stack, cut out the plumage of the desired shape.

18. With light cuts we designate feathers.

Assembling the figurine of the frog princess from plasticine

19. Connect the head with the body, achieve a stable position of the figure.

20. Attach the arrow to the body in the desired position.

21. Stick the upper legs so that the frog holds the arrow with one of them, and the second rests on the table.

The frog princess is ready and waiting for her prince. But the craft lacks a finished look. Let's supplement it with a swamp with a water lily leaf and reeds.

Reeds from plasticine

We make reeds on the basis of toothpicks. To make the landscape look more expressive, you need to cut the toothpicks to different lengths.

22. For each reed, make two long thin green flagella and flatten them. Rather large balls are needed for the base, otherwise the reeds will fall.

23. Cover the bottom of the toothpick with green plasticine, stick the toothpick into the ball-support. At the top, make a head of reeds from brown plasticine. In this case, the edge of the toothpick may protrude beyond the plasticine.

24. Attach the leaves to the trunk of the reeds and press down to about the middle. Bend the edges of the leaves slightly.

We continue to create animals from plasticine. This master class is very fun and extraordinary. Like y, a frog will need a lot of green. I will show with a step-by-step photo instruction how to mold a plasticine frog with my own hands and replenish my collection of beautiful figurines.

The main thing is the creation of curved legs and arms, as well as large eyes. The craft is not very large, so it will take about 15 minutes for professionals, and about 30 for beginners.
I suggest preparing all the necessary plasticine in advance. Green, white and a little blue, as well as a plastic knife. Let's start making.

Let's start with the frog's body. Roll into two green balls, one slightly larger and one slightly smaller. They must be completely rounded and lubricated.

Connect both balls, the one that is larger at the bottom, and the one that is smaller at the top. We will stick the legs to the lower one, and the eyes and hands to the upper one.

Roll small balls for the eyes, be sure to be the same.

Stick both eyes on the upper body. And also that they would touch each other.

Roll up small white balls, much smaller than green ones, and cover the eyes with them.

Make the pupils blue. Prepare two small dots.

Stick them on the white area. To the bottom.

Cut the mouth with a knife, and also two nostrils, they look like two vertical cuts.

Let's move on to the paws. Legs first. Roll up two sausages of the same length and width.

You need to flatten the edges to make flippers.

We make cuts with a knife and thereby highlight the fingers.

We bend our legs in such an arc.

And stick them to the lower part of the torso. The frog will be sitting.

Handles are created in the same way. But the length of the blanks should be smaller.

Do the same flippers at the ends.

Draw the fingers.

And glue the arms to the upper body.

This is what it looks like from the back side.

It is very easy to sculpt a frog, as you can see, make it for your children or teach them how to create such works.

Children love to play with animals, so you can try to mold a frog together with your child. Here are examples of modeling frogs from plasticine

You can try to mold such a cute frog as in the picture



To mold a frog, we start from the head, the frog's head will be oblong, then we sculpt the eyes, the frog's eyes are large, first we sculpt two white circles for the eyes, and then we glue two smaller black circles to the white circles. We add pink cheeks and a small red mouth to our frog. Our frog is a princess, so we will make a crown for our frog, then we begin to sculpt the rest of the body, here in the diagram it is smaller than the head, and we finish our modeling by sticking our frog's legs.



We roll out a roller from a ball, make a recess (mouth). From a small ball we make a sausage and flatten it (tongue). Two yellowish balls (eyes), two black very small balls (pupils), arch blue sausages (eyebrows). We sculpt the limbs from four balls, make fingers with a toothpick, squeeze the nostrils. Attach the limbs to the body.





Modeling from plasticine is a very fun and educational activity, but you can mold almost anything. Consider a master class showing how to blind plasticine frog. At the beginning, we sculpt the body from green plasticine:



After that, we sculpt a yellow living one, which we attach to the green body:



We roll four thin sausages from green plasticine - the front and hind legs - we fix them on the body:



Now we start sculpting small details - we sculpt round red eyes with black pupils, fingers on the paws from orange plasticine, you can also make thin blue stripes on the stomach. And that's it, the plasticine frog is ready!



Cute frogs can be made like this, as shown in the pictures.





And these are just options for creative ideas.





You can also make a frog on some kind of stand, as if it were on the grass. I also think it will look interesting.

I found such an interesting master class on sculpting a frog on a water lily. True, I myself have not yet tried to sculpt on it, but I think the result should be very beautiful!

As you can see, this master class offers modeling 3 parts of a beautiful composition at once: this is a water lily on which a frog sits, a flower and the frog itself. All together it comes together in a charming picture. I think the children will be happy with this choice of work for modeling.



This frog can be molded from plasticine.



It is necessary to mold a lot of green plasticine balls, 2 black plasticine balls for the pupils, 2 white plasticine balls for the eyes.



Then we roll up sausages from a certain number of balls, and leave the top row of balls alone for now.





The next step is to assemble the base of the frog (see photo).







I want to offer a very easy version of sculpting a frog. It is necessary to roll out a ball of plasticine and make a cut, this will be the mouth. For colorfulness, we insert a red tongue into the cut. We stick two balls on top, these will be the eyes (see picture). And below we fasten four oblong pieces of plasticine, these will be paws. And the final touch - we squeeze out fingers and nostrils on the paws. Here we have such a sweetheart.

As an object for subject modeling, select a green frog. All children know this swamp songbird, and therefore they will be happy to reproduce her plasticine sculpture with their own hands. But for ease of use, here is a detailed sculpting guide.

Materials that will be involved in the master class:

Green plasticine;

A small amount of white and black plasticine;

How to mold a plasticine frog

Choose green plasticine from the set, be guided by the fact that such a block will be completely used up.


Blind a green ball, knowing that it will soon become the head of a frog.


Flatten the initial part and stick 2 more balls on it, but three times smaller. Cut a wide mouth with a stack.


Stick white and black dots-cakes on small balls. Poke your nostrils.


Make another round piece from which to make the torso. Connect the head and body.


Attach a rounded yellow cake to the breast.


Starting to sculpt the front paws, pull the green plasticine into thin sticks. Glue the fingers with balls to the ends.


Attach the obtained limbs to the spherical body.