In this master class, children will create festive costumes for paper heroes with their own hands. Ribbons, fabrics, and beads give birth to fairy-tale images, and flat drawings come to life right before your eyes. Creativity, imagination, and the joy of embodiment - everyone will take home their magical character. Sometimes, all it takes for magic is a sheet of paper, a bit of fabric, and a drop of inspiration. At the Children's Center of the Museum of Cinema, a master class will take place that promises to be a true celebration of imagination and creativity. Young participants will try their hand as costume artists and create festive outfits for characters from a New Year's fairy tale. This is not just drawing. It’s about fully transforming an idea into a three-dimensional form. The kids will start with a sketch, choose suitable materials, and then assemble a real stage image on paper. Fabrics, ribbons, and beads will be used - everything that helps bring the character to life. Throughout the process, each child will be able to express their individuality and feel like a true magician. The event will especially appeal to children who love to fantasize, craft, and try something new. It will help develop spatial thinking, a sense of style, and manual skills. Plus, it will give a sense of pride for the created hero, which can be taken home. The number of participants is limited - only 10 people, which allows for a truly attentive and individual session. The support of the mentor and a friendly atmosphere will help the child feel confident and free. This master class will be a great reason to disconnect from screens, spend time productively, and immerse oneself in the world of manual creativity. It will also bring a New Year's mood and a sense of fairy tale that can be created with one's own hands.