Thumbprint Chick
Learn how to make chick pictures with your thumbprint. Perfect for small children doing a spring or Easter craft.
You'll need thick white paper, yellow paint and a black market. If you're putting the chicks on another color card, you'll need that color paper plus a glue stick.
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How to make thumbprint chicks by Duck Duck Goose Fun.
You'll need thick white paper, a black marker and some yellow paint. You can cut out the chicks when you're done and put them on another color card like this pink one, or just keep them on a white background.
First fold the paper in half if you want to make a card. Then dip your thumb in the paint cap (or pour a small amount onto a flat surface like a paper plate or plastic lid). Press your thumb on the paper. Make sure you have enough paint on the paper, if not you can press it on again.
Next you need to let the paint dry, which could take up to 15 minutes depending on how thick your paint is. If you want to hurry up the process, you could try using a hair blower.
Once the paint is dry, take a black marker and make two dots for eyes, upside down triangles for a beak and the wings, and little lines for stick feet.
If you're making the chicks for a card, you can write a message like Happy Easter from your peeps.
To put the chicks on another color card, just cut out them out and attach them with a glue stick.
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