For this crafts you will need: PVA glue, Dragon glue, correx, New Year's tinsel (you can use pieces of old leftovers), scraps of colored paper or felt-tip pens, ceiling tiles or cardboard.
I found two different corrections.
Feel free to cut them into individual pieces. After that, take one ceiling tile and start laying out the snake. If you don't have one on hand, use cardboard. The snake can be laid out in any shape. In my version it is a wide part of the head, a sinuous body and a curled tail.
When you see that there are enough cut particles and you get something similar to a snake, start gluing the particles to the tile. These materials can easily be joined with PVA glue. It should be glued gradually and slowly so that the particles do not move.The glue layer must be thick. It should look something like this:
Leave the snake to dry for several hours. To make it cheerful, use New Year's tinsel.
Place tinsel along the contour on both sides of the snake. You can choose the color at your discretion. More suitable colors would be: blue, green, silver or gold. To attach the tinsel, use Dragon glue. It can be applied in drops at a short distance from each other.
Next we do the final touch. For naturalness, glue on a green eye from colored paper. I used leftover colored self-adhesive. The pupil can be made into a small black circle made of paper or drawn with a felt-tip pen. To make it more convincing, cut out or draw a red tongue. The snake is ready!
