How to stick butterflies on leaves by hand in autumn?

How to stick butterflies on leaves by hand in autumn is as follows:

1, collecting leaves: looking for leaves of different shapes and colors outdoors. Choose leaves of moderate size, so that you can make all parts of the butterfly.

2. Prepare tools and materials: In addition to leaves, you need to prepare scissors, glue, colored paper, pencils and pigments.

3. Draw the outline of the butterfly: Draw the outline of the butterfly on colored paper with a pencil, which can refer to pictures or templates. Make sure the size and shape of the outline are suitable for the collected leaves.

4. Cut out the outline: Cut out the outline with scissors to become the basic shape of the butterfly.

5. Leaf selection: Choose appropriate leaves according to different parts of the butterfly. For example, choose a wide leaf as a butterfly wing and a smaller leaf as a butterfly body.

6, adjust the shape of the leaves: according to the need, you can use scissors to trim the shape of the leaves to make it more in line with the shape of the butterfly.

7. Sticking leaves: Glue the leaves to the outline of the butterfly on colored paper. Paste the wing part first, then paste the body part.

8. Add details: Add details such as eyes and tentacles to the butterfly with pigment or colored paper.

9. Finish the butterfly: After the glue dries, check whether the butterfly is complete. Butterflies can be further trimmed and decorated if necessary.

10, display or decoration: put the made butterfly in a suitable position for display, or fix it on cards, canvases or other handmade products with thread or glue for decoration.

Characteristics of butterflies

1. Body structure: The butterfly is medium to large in size, with rod-shaped or hammer-shaped tentacles and a slender abdomen, usually white or yellow.

2. Wings: The wings of butterflies are usually brightly colored and covered with various spots. These light spots will change when they meet the enemy, playing a role of confusion and confusion.

3. Behavior: Butterflies mostly move during the day, sucking nectar or rotten mucus, while larvae like to eat weeds or wild plants. In addition, butterflies have scales and fluff on their wings, which are called "flying flowers" and are very beautiful insects.