The dough should not be pastry, the most ideal option is water with flour, that is, without adding eggs, kefir and other products. A simple body dries faster, and to create a picture you need dry smeshariki. Take a piece of dough and knead it into a circle.
Then roll three small balls - these are Krosh’s future eyes and nose. Place the eyes and nose on the circle, the so-called head, and press a little with your finger.
Make eyebrows on top of the eyes. From separate pieces of dough you need to create long Krosh ears and attach them to the head. Don't forget the paws. Using a pencil, draw, or rather squeeze out, the outline of the mouth, build a tongue.
Now let's start creating Nyusha. First, roll out a circle the same size as Krosh’s head. Next we attach the eyes and nose. Make two holes on the heel with a pencil.
Nyusha can be braided or given a bow.
Now we attach the paws, make slits on them, like on hooves.
Let's start creating the Hedgehog. This character wears glasses, so he needs to make glasses and draw points in them that will be the pupils. Attach the frame to the glasses. Attach small spines on top.
The Hedgehog has small paws and a very smiling mouth. The mouth can be drawn with a sharp pencil.
The theme of my painting is that Smeshariki are walking along a green lawn on which there is a tree. It is created from two connected parts - a trunk and a crown with apples. You can also sculpt a sun with rays.
Now the heroes need to be dried. You can use several methods - put it on paper on the radiator, dry it in the oven (no more than 5-7 minutes), in hot weather, perhaps dry the dough on a windowsill or balcony. On a piece of paper, draw a sky and a green lawn; for brightness, you can draw a rainbow. Attach the dried figures to the sheet using glue. Now you need to paint all the characters with gouache: Krosha needs blue, Nyusha needs pink, and Hedgehog “wears” a lilac robe.
