A beautiful and creative journey to make Santa Claus from thermocol

Hope you all are well. Today I'm participating with you all a special and unique creative work of mine which I prepared with my hard work, tolerance and passion. This work is a beautiful Santa Claus made from thermocol sheet, fully handwrought by me. This artwork is n't only a source of joy for children but can also be a beautiful ornamental gift for grown-ups.

Step 1: Sketching

First I formed a light pencil delineation of Santa Claus on a plain paper. At this stage I took special care to make Santa's hat, beard, belt and shoes lucent so that it would be easier latterly on.

Step 2 Transfer the design to the thermocouple

After the delineation was complete I alienated it to the thermocol distance. For this I sluggishly drew all the lines with a pencil. This step requires a lot of closeness because the thermocouple is soft.

Step 3 Cutting the thermocouple

Now I cut out the shape of Santa Claus from thermocol with the help of knife and cutter. Cut out the head, hands, clothes and shoes all in separate partitions to make it easier to color latterly.

Step 4 Preparation for coloring

After cutting I cleaned all the parts and prepped them for painting. For this I chose red, white, black and golden glaze paper which are the hallmark of Santa Claus.

Step 5 Coloring

This phase was the fortunate for me.
Paint Santa's clothes red
White on the points of the beard and cap
Black belt and shoes
Gold color to the belt buckle
I applied the color leisurely with the help of a encounter so as not to damage the thermocouple.

Step 6 The Final Touch

When the glaze paper were fully dry, I looked over the entire artwork one last time and corrected the colors where demanded. After that my Santa Claus was complete.

Time to complete the task

It took me about 4 to 5 hours to complete this entire artwork. It was a veritably happy time for me because I really enjoy making commodity new by hand.

My feeling

After completing this creation I felt inner happiness and peace. This work reminds me of my nonage when we used to enjoy making effects with our hands.

Eventually I'm participating my picture with my artwork so that you all can be a part of my trip.
Hope you all like my work.

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