Sunday, September 4, 2011

Crazy About Owl Crafts :)



 Pine Cone Owl
Can you say ADORABLE?
 

Instructions






Things You'll Need


  • Large pine cone
  • Felt
  • Chenille stem
  • Pom poms
  • Wiggle eyes
  • Hot glue
    • 1

      Bend an orange chenille stem 1/2 inch away from the center, then create another bend an inch away from that. About halfway down one side, bend the chenille stem outward. Then bend this back upon itself to form an owl's toe. Bend it again where the two segments meet. Bend it twice more until there are three toes at the end of the stem. Repeat the process on the other side.
    • 2

      Insert the leg assembly between the scales of the pine cone a little less than halfway from the smallest end. Make sure the feet are pointing toward the bottom of the pine cone. Secure the chenille stem with hot glue.
    • 3

      Cut a small beak from yellow felt with a rounded edge at the top. Attach this with hot glue on the bottom of the pine cone.
    • 4

      Attach two medium pom poms above the beak with glue. They may be any color that occurs in owls, such as black, brown or white.
    • 5

      Attach the large wiggle eyes to the front of the pom poms. Move them around while the glue is still hot to ensure that they're properly centered.
    • 6

      Cut a small piece of brown felt into a mid-sized triangular shape. Cut the end into four semicircles along a curved edge. Attach this piece in back at the smallest end of the pine cone to represent the owl's tail feathers.
    • 7

      Balance the pine cone on the tail and feet when you put it on display.


 
 
 
 
Owl Coloring Sheet


Go to this website and print off the cutest owl coloring sheet! I painted mine. Get creative! Maybe a mosaic out of ripped up pieces of paper? Bring out the water colors or just be a kid again and color or finger paint! 
 
 
 
 Here is another cute coloring sheet.




Clay Owl
 


You Need
  • Light Blue Clay
  • Dark Blue Clay
  • White Clay
  • Orange Clay

  1. Roll light blue clay into a ball. Flatten the bottom so it can 'stand up'. This will be your Owl's body.
  2. Make dark blue clay into ovals. These will be your wings.
  3. Make two small triangles (out of the light blue). This will be your ears.
  4. Use light blue clay and make them into small circles. These will be the eyes.
  5. Use white clay and maker smaller circles. Place on top of light blue circles (eyes)
  6. Use dark blue clay to make even smaller circles and place them on top of eyes.
  7. Now make two rectangles (out of orange clay)and use them as feet. Put three 'toes' on your owls feet. 
  8. Make small orange triangle for beak/nose
  9. You have an adorable clay owl!  



Hope you enjoyed this post all about owls! Check out some of my other fall craft ideas!


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