AdventurerKatziYou can hang this special penguin on a branch and you can play with it like a puppet.
The penguin's body consists of a solid plastic cup (e.g. an empty 200g cream cup), which is glued to a white paper banderole.
Made of black clay paper, the wings and back are quickly made. The beak and feet are made of orange clay paper.
Try it out, the instructions are available here.!
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First, put all the materials ready and the craft material out. Then you print out the template (see below) and it. The template fits around a standard 200g cream or smear cup.
Then wrap the cut-out paper around the plastic cup.
Now stick the paper to the cup. For this you drive on the cup once with the glue stick from top to bottom. Then you place the paper around the cup and glue the end piece also with a strip of glue.
The paper now covers the whole cup.
Draw a small triangle on orange paper and cut it out.
The cup stands with the opening down on the table. Now you stick your beak and two wobble eyes on the cup.
Alternatively, you paint your eyes with a felt pen.
Now you cut two wings out of black clay paper.
Tip: Fold a strip of about 2cm x 15cm in size to half. This creates two wings at once.
Then you separate the wings in the middle and pull the lower tip over a pen. Through the pressure, the paper rolls in slightly.
Now you stick both wings to the side of the body. The wings stand down.
Paint two feet on an orange clay paper.
stick both feet down to the cup opening.
Decide whether they are pointing forward or standing down.
Now the penguin still lacks his back; the penguin freckle.
For this you paint on a black clay paper about 10cm x 10 cm and bend the sides slightly inwards. The upper side is straight and at the lower side you cut out a triangle.
The clay paper now looks like a freckle.
Then you pull the two tips over a pen, so that they bend slightly.
Now you stick the finished tail to the back of the penguin.
The tips are on the outside.
For the penguin's head, you circle around the cup on a black clay paper. Then cut out the circle.
Now cut off a thread on the length of about 30cm. Then place it over the penguin cup and stick it on.
For this, you cover the complete cup base with glue.
Then you put the black circle on it and press it on
Laterally, the thread looks out.
Now tie the ends of the thread together.
Finished is the flying penguin. Lift him up at the aprons and let him waddle and fly.
Have fun playing!
This bandarole fits around a 200g cream cup.
Materials
Directions
First, put all the materials ready and the craft material out. Then you print out the template (see below) and it. The template fits around a standard 200g cream or smear cup.
Then wrap the cut-out paper around the plastic cup.
Now stick the paper to the cup. For this you drive on the cup once with the glue stick from top to bottom. Then you place the paper around the cup and glue the end piece also with a strip of glue.
The paper now covers the whole cup.
Draw a small triangle on orange paper and cut it out.
The cup stands with the opening down on the table. Now you stick your beak and two wobble eyes on the cup.
Alternatively, you paint your eyes with a felt pen.
Now you cut two wings out of black clay paper.
Tip: Fold a strip of about 2cm x 15cm in size to half. This creates two wings at once.
Then you separate the wings in the middle and pull the lower tip over a pen. Through the pressure, the paper rolls in slightly.
Now you stick both wings to the side of the body. The wings stand down.
Paint two feet on an orange clay paper.
stick both feet down to the cup opening.
Decide whether they are pointing forward or standing down.
Now the penguin still lacks his back; the penguin freckle.
For this you paint on a black clay paper about 10cm x 10 cm and bend the sides slightly inwards. The upper side is straight and at the lower side you cut out a triangle.
The clay paper now looks like a freckle.
Then you pull the two tips over a pen, so that they bend slightly.
Now you stick the finished tail to the back of the penguin.
The tips are on the outside.
For the penguin's head, you circle around the cup on a black clay paper. Then cut out the circle.
Now cut off a thread on the length of about 30cm. Then place it over the penguin cup and stick it on.
For this, you cover the complete cup base with glue.
Then you put the black circle on it and press it on
Laterally, the thread looks out.
Now tie the ends of the thread together.
Finished is the flying penguin. Lift him up at the aprons and let him waddle and fly.
Have fun playing!
This bandarole fits around a 200g cream cup.
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