AdventurerKatziThis little green frog conjures a laugh in the face. With a small green yoghurt cup the frog is very easy to make. You can print the template for the frog legs and use as a template, or you paint your legs yourself. In addition, you need two wobble eyes on two screw caps. This craft is ideal for upcycling.
Use it for decorating or as a funny gift. For carnival you can also make colorful frogs or conjure up a frog king from it. Stay creative and have fun doing crafts!
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You need a clean yoghurt cup and a green paper for the front and back legs of the frog.
First transfer the template to green clay paper four times and then cut out the legs.
Now you set up the other materials.
Tip: Cut out two large circles of photo box and design the eyes yourself, if you don't have any wobble eyes.
Now place the yoghurt cup with the opening down on the green paper and paint with a pen the outline of the cup. Then cut the clay paper and glue the underside of the yoghurt cup.
Afterwards, two of her legs stick to the green clay paper under the yoghurt cup.
For this you fold your feet and then fold your feet up again. So they remain bent upwards.
The front legs now pull her over a pen with pressure. So the paper bends slightly. After that, the two front legs stick to each other a bit overlapping.
Now press the glue with your fingers.
Then stick the front legs to the back of the yoghurt cup.
By bending the paper, the forelegs lay around the cup.
Now glue the two wobble eyes on each screw cap. Then glue the eyes up on the cup. Use a large stick of the glue stick or a hot glue. Attention when handling the hot glue - danger of injury!
The little frog is ready.
Uses the template as a template or paints the frog legs themselves.
In order to conjure up a frog king from the frog, you now make a small crown. For this you paint a crown on yellow paper. Leave the lower part of the crown a little longer and then cut it out. Now fold the lower part a half centimetre. Place the half centimetre of the crown with glue and place the crown behind the eyes of the frog.
Your frog king is ready.
Have fun doing crafts and giving gifts!
Materials
Directions
You need a clean yoghurt cup and a green paper for the front and back legs of the frog.
First transfer the template to green clay paper four times and then cut out the legs.
Now you set up the other materials.
Tip: Cut out two large circles of photo box and design the eyes yourself, if you don't have any wobble eyes.
Now place the yoghurt cup with the opening down on the green paper and paint with a pen the outline of the cup. Then cut the clay paper and glue the underside of the yoghurt cup.
Afterwards, two of her legs stick to the green clay paper under the yoghurt cup.
For this you fold your feet and then fold your feet up again. So they remain bent upwards.
The front legs now pull her over a pen with pressure. So the paper bends slightly. After that, the two front legs stick to each other a bit overlapping.
Now press the glue with your fingers.
Then stick the front legs to the back of the yoghurt cup.
By bending the paper, the forelegs lay around the cup.
Now glue the two wobble eyes on each screw cap. Then glue the eyes up on the cup. Use a large stick of the glue stick or a hot glue. Attention when handling the hot glue - danger of injury!
The little frog is ready.
Uses the template as a template or paints the frog legs themselves.
In order to conjure up a frog king from the frog, you now make a small crown. For this you paint a crown on yellow paper. Leave the lower part of the crown a little longer and then cut it out. Now fold the lower part a half centimetre. Place the half centimetre of the crown with glue and place the crown behind the eyes of the frog.
Your frog king is ready.
Have fun doing crafts and giving gifts!
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