Handprint Peacock



We’ve got an egg-citing craft for you! Today we’re joined by a fowlsome bird! Why not make your own?
Here’s what you need:
- Acrylic paint (Green, Yellow, and Blue)
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Glue
- Tissue
- 2 googly eyes
- Blue Paper, felt, or foam sheets
- Paper scraps: old magazines, newspapers, mailers, or seasonal cards (whatever you can find!)
Here’s how you make it:
Step 1:Â Trace the outline of your hand on the cardboard. You will need to do this at least 3 times. Cut out these hand shapes.
Paint your peacock’s feathers green.

Step 2:Â While your paint is drying, cut your blue paper into one small circle, and two triangles: A tiny and big one.

Step 3:Â Paint the tiny triangle yellow! Your peacock still needs pretty feather designs. Dip your fingers in yellow and blue paint and mark your bird’s feathers with dots.
TIP: Be sure to clean your fingers off with tissue afterwards!

Step 4:Â Attach the small circle to the top of your triangle. For the face, add the small yellow triangle and googly eyes.

Step 5: Glue the feathers to the back of your peacock’s body, and there you have it! A magnificent peacock!

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I haven’t gotten to do it yet but I am going to soon