This Christmas, get creative with your decorations! Instead of buying a pre-made ornament, why not make your own? It’s easy and fun, and the possibilities are endless.
Today, we’ll show you how to make a wood slice penguin decoration. This is a great winter craft project for moms and kids to do together. So gather up some supplies and let’s get started!
Wood Slice Penguin Ornament For The Tree
Looking for a fun and easy Christmas craft project? Check out this super cute wood slice penguin ornament! This project is perfect for crafters of all levels, and it’s a great way to use up any leftover wood slices from other projects. So get creative and put your own spin on this adorable little penguin!
MATERIALS NEEDED:
- To complete this handmade penguin ornament tutorial, all you need is a medium sized flat wood slice piece {I found mine at Hobby Lobby} some black and white craft paint, two paint brushes, orange Tulip Puffy Paint, googly eyes, twine, scissors and a hot glue gun.
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THE DIRECTIONS:
- First things first – make sure you have a good working area. I suggest placing your wood slice on a large paper plate to protect your work surface.
- Squirt your black and white craft paint on another paper plate.
- Next up, using your paint brushes, paint the outer rim of the wood slice black, while painting the inner portion white.
- Follow that up by adding on the legs and nose with the orange puffy paint.
- Finally – hot glue the wiggle eyes so your cute penguin can see.
- And that’s it! That’s literally THREE painting steps and a little bit of gluing.
- You will then set it aside to let it dry completely before you hot glue some twine or a piece ribbon to the back for easy hanging.
- Then hang it on the tree for everyone to admire! It’s easy peasy – just how we LOVE it on Glued To My Crafts!
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What better way to celebrate the Christmas season, than with some awesome craft time?! At Glued To My Crafts, we can help you find the right tutorial!
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Wood Slice Penguin Ornament For The Tree
Supplies:
- Flat Wood Slices
- Black Craft Paint
- Orange Craft Paint
- White Craft Paint
- Twine or Ribbon
- Small Googly Eyes
Instructions:
- First things first - make sure you have a good working area. I suggest placing your wood slice on a large paper plate to protect your work surface.
- Squirt your black and white craft paint on another paper plate.
- Next up, using your paint brushes, paint the outer rim of the wood slice black, while painting the inner portion white.
- Follow that up by adding on the legs and nose with the orange puffy paint.
- Finally - hot glue the wiggle eyes so your cute penguin can see.
- And that's it! That's literally THREE painting steps and a little bit of gluing.
- You will then set it aside to let it dry completely before you hot glue some twine or a piece ribbon to the back for easy hanging.
- Then hang it on the tree for everyone to admire! It's easy peasy - just how we LOVE it on Glued To My Crafts!
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