This sheep is made from only two parts quickly. Uses a small piece of foam wallpaper or foam rubber for the belly of the sheep and makes the head from clay paper. On a thick wooden skewer the sheep serves as a flower decoration and with wire the sheep can be fixed on a stone and set up. Both instructions can be found here, as well as the template for printing!
Uses either a remaining piece of a foam wallpaper (this is a bit thicker) or a piece of foam rubber in the size 7cm x 7cm.
Paint the head of the sheep on a brown clay paper and cut it out.
Now cut the belly of the sheep. Paint a circle on your wallpaper.
Then stick her head on the belly of the sheep.
Now you put the wire around a stone and twist it. Both ends of the wire are about the same length.
Bending the wire a bit apart so that it looks like in the picture. The two ends of the wire are pointing upwards.
Now you cut two short thin strips of brown clay paper. These become the legs of the sheep.
Then stick the strips to the wire. The paper strips point forward. The wire lies behind it.
Now stick the body to the front of the legs.
The sheep is ready.
Decorate it with moss and other stones or a branch.
It is easier to glue the sheep on a wooden stick.
Now you can use the sheep as a decoration and stick it in a flower pot or vase, for example.
Have fun!
A nice idea for Easter or overall in spring.
Template for printing!
