My daughter has done sterling work creating eight Easter Cards, here’s her tutorial (thanks to Ghost Hill School for the idea!):
Fold yellow card in half. Using a shape print shapes round the edge of the card, she used a cotton reel for circular shapes, a mega block would work for square shapes. Leave to dry.
Cut a white paper so it is a little smaller (a cm smaller each side). Using your thumb print 6 circular shapes across the white card. This is the body of each of your chicks. Leave to dry.
Glue white paper onto the yellow card. Using a black pen draw eyes and wings onto each chick.
Using an orange crayon/felt tip draw on to each chick a beak and two legs.
For good measure a few extra shapes were drawn round the sides in orange. I hope you enjoyed our Easter Card Tutorial.
A perfect activity for the Easter holidays:) Today I am linking up with Tuesday Tutorials,
That’s brilliant, I do miss homemade cards now mine is in high school.
This is super cute! Thanks for sharing at #Pintorials 🙂
Love it. Must remember for next year….
So adorable! We love fingerprint chicks 🙂
This is lovely 🙂 Could be an afternoon activity this week x #MiniCreations
I love handmade cards, they are always so much more than just a card… they do tell a story
Very cute & simple idea. xx
Love this! Completely forgot using cotton reels as stencils- but LOVE all cards that use finger prints (so personal, and such a wonderful memento).
Definitely one to try!