Easter handprint art goes 3D with this cool chicken handprint craft for kids.
It’s nice Easter crafts for kids It will look stunning next to your Easter eggs.
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Crafts and crafts have always been popular with young children, so who doesn’t love using their hand as a paintbrush?
We shared a cute Easter bunny handprint design a while back, and while this Easter chicken looks pretty cool with the handprint art printed on paper, the idea of a standalone 3D sounded like fun. And so we made one.
how to make chicken handprint crafts for kids
What do you need:
- black marker (thick)
- white construction paper
- green paper
- toilet paper roll (or other paper roll)
- red paper
- yellow or orange paper
- the scissors
- gum
step by step tutorial
Reach your left hand to the white construction paper.
Draw around your fingers with a black marker (you can use a pencil and then draw over them with a marker.
Don’t track around your wrist.
Raise your hand.
Complete the form.
Draw the wings (palm) and a tip for the eye (on the thumb). Draw a few lines for the feathers.
Cut the chicken (cut along the contour of the hand).
Take the toilet paper roll and cut a smaller roll (about a third of the paper roll).
Cut two slits (one above the other) in the paper roll.
Draw chicken cutlets on red paper…
And a beak on orange or yellow paper…
And cut them.
Stick it on the chicken head.
Push the chicken into the slits you made in the rolled paper.
Cut a strip of green paper. mow the lawn”.
Paste it around the roll of paper.
Fold the grass.
All done, you have done a chicken handprint job.
Happy DIY!
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Chicken Handprint Craft for Kids
Easter handprint art goes 3D with this cool chicken handprint craft for kids.
That beautiful Easter crafts for kids will look stunning next to your Easter eggs.
*this post contains affiliate links*
Hand print arts and crafts have always been popular with young children, I mean who doesn’t like to use their hand as a paintbrush?
We shared an adorable Easter bunny handprint art a while back, and while this Easter chicken looks pretty cool as handprint art pressed onto paper, the idea of a 3D that stands on its own seemed fun. And so we made one.
How to make a chicken handprint craft for kids
What do you need:
black marker (thick)
white construction paper
green paper
toilet paper roll (or other paper roll)
red paper
yellow or orange paper
the scissors
glue
Step by step tutorial
Place your left hand outstretched on white construction paper.
Trace around your fingers with a black marker (you can also use a pencil and trace over them with a marker afterwards.
Do not trace around your wrist.
Remove the hand.
Complete the form.
Draw wings (inside the palm) and a dot for the eye (on the thumb). Draw a few lines for the feathers.
Carve the chicken (cut along the outline of the hand).
Take the toilet paper roll and cut a smaller roll (about a third of the paper roll).
Cut two slits in the paper roll (one across the other).
Draw a chicken comb on red paper…
And a beak on orange or yellow paper…
And cut them out.
Stick on the chicken head.
Push the chicken into the slits you made on the roll of paper.
Cut a strip of green paper. cut grass”.
Glue around the roll of paper.
Fold the grass.
All done, you have made a chicken handprint craft.
Happy DIY!
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Chicken Handprint Craft for Kids
Easter handprint art goes 3D with this cool chicken handprint craft for kids.
That beautiful Easter crafts for kids will look stunning next to your Easter eggs.
*this post contains affiliate links*
Hand print arts and crafts have always been popular with young children, I mean who doesn’t like to use their hand as a paintbrush?
We shared an adorable Easter bunny handprint art a while back, and while this Easter chicken looks pretty cool as handprint art pressed onto paper, the idea of a 3D that stands on its own seemed fun. And so we made one.
How to make a chicken handprint craft for kids
What do you need:
black marker (thick)
white construction paper
green paper
toilet paper roll (or other paper roll)
red paper
yellow or orange paper
the scissors
glue
Step by step tutorial
Place your left hand outstretched on white construction paper.
Trace around your fingers with a black marker (you can also use a pencil and trace over them with a marker afterwards.
Do not trace around your wrist.
Remove the hand.
Complete the form.
Draw wings (inside the palm) and a dot for the eye (on the thumb). Draw a few lines for the feathers.
Carve the chicken (cut along the outline of the hand).
Take the toilet paper roll and cut a smaller roll (about a third of the paper roll).
Cut two slits in the paper roll (one across the other).
Draw a chicken comb on red paper…
And a beak on orange or yellow paper…
And cut them out.
Stick on the chicken head.
Push the chicken into the slits you made on the roll of paper.
Cut a strip of green paper. cut grass”.
Glue around the roll of paper.
Fold the grass.
All done, you have made a chicken handprint craft.
Happy DIY!
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Become an Easy Peasy and Fun Membership and access our exclusive crafting patterns and educational printables. With brand new resources added every week, you’ll never run out of fun things to do with your kids (whether as a parent or as a teacher).
#Chicken #Handprint #Craft #Kids
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