For the giraffe...
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Make a hand impression for the body
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(Look at the cute tail)
Then draw a curved line for the neck and make the head
and the ear(s) with the fingers.
Make a hand impression for the body
(Look at the cute tail)
Then draw a curved line for the neck and make the head
and the ear(s) with the fingers.
Then let those tiny fingers make spots and eyes and a mouth and there you are.
Your own giraffe. Ours is a bit chubby because it cannot
resist mom's cooking, you know.
For the jellyfish you make a hand impression and then press it again slightly away from the first one so that the palm covers a part of the first impression, but take care the fingers not to make marks over the existing ones.
I highly recommend you let your children experiment with watercolours because hand (and feet) painting can be quite fulfilling and it certainly let children explore their creativity and enhance their imagination.
1 comment:
Oh this is clever! I really like the idea of outlining the print in black, it is a nice touch.
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