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Polar Bear Fork Painting

Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Poster Frame
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Bear-y cool! Put your paws together & make this polar bear craft using a fork painting technique.

Steps:

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 01

1 Tear piece of cardstock in half horizontally.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 02

2 Glue torn cardstock piece to bottom half of another cardstock sheet.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 03

3 Pour paint onto disposable plate.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 04

4 Lightly dip fork in paint and press on cardstock repeatedly to create polar bear head and body.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 05

5 Use paint brush to create solid ears. Let all paint steps dry 1–2 hours.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 06

6 Sketch and cut out paws, snout, and scarf on construction paper.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 07

7 Glue paws, snout, and scarf to polar bear.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 08

8 Add face, paw, and scarf details with markers.

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Crayola CIY_Polar Bear Fork Painting_Step 09

9 Display the frosty fork painting made with your bear hands!

CIY Staff Tips:

  • In step 8, ensure paint is completely dry before adding marker details.

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