Fork Stamped Polar Bear Craft

This Fork Stamped Polar Bear Craft is the simplest and the most cute craft ever! It’s super fun to make it and uses lots of upcycled materials like cardboard and paper bag! Most of the supplies for this craft you probably have right at home, like white washable kids paint, paintbrush and permanent marker. This is a perfect craft to do in the wintertime!

I love that this craft can be done even by the very tiniest artists! Toddlers and preschoolers can create these polar bears alike. Instructions are super simple to follow, take a peak below!

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Supplies for Fork Stamped Polar Bear Craft:

Cardboard
Scissors
White washable paint
Fork
Paper plate
Chalk marker (white crayon, paint)
Black permanent marker
Paper bag
Liquid school glue

Instructions:

Start by cutting out a piece of cardboard, about 5″ x 5″.

Now, add a little bit of white washable kids paint onto a paper plate and dip the back of the fork, then stamp in a circular pattern to create a polar bear head.

Once the paint is completely dry, cut out ears and a nose for the polar bear using the paper bag. Add a little bit of ear detail using a white chalkmarker (can be a crayon, marker, paint) and use a black permanent marker to add nose/mouth details on the nose. Glue to the polar bear. Let dry.