You can make this sweet little baby prince puppet on its own or add it to the Royal Family puppets.
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It's a boy... How to make your own Royal Baby Wooden Spoon Puppet!
To celebrate the arrival of the royal baby, the authors of Craft it Up Around the World have created this special Royal Baby Wooden Spoon Puppet for you all, so here's Libby and Cath to show you how to make it...
1: Paint an oval face shape on the spoon. We mixed up a pale pink but you could experiment and create a different skin colour by mixing small amounts of yellow, red and brown into white paint.
2: When the paint is dry, add the features of the baby's face in red and black paint using a small paint brush. You could also use marker pens to draw on these details.
3: Paint the details of your puppet's character. We created our royal baby boy by adding a blue pacifier (dummy) and ribbon, as well as giving him a crown. You might like to add hair as well.
And here's how it should look:
Craft it Up Around the World by Libby Abadee and Cath Armstrong is published by CICO Books and is out now. We think that it's the perfect activity book for the summer holidays!
1: Paint an oval face shape on the spoon. We mixed up a pale pink but you could experiment and create a different skin colour by mixing small amounts of yellow, red and brown into white paint.
2: When the paint is dry, add the features of the baby's face in red and black paint using a small paint brush. You could also use marker pens to draw on these details.
3: Paint the details of your puppet's character. We created our royal baby boy by adding a blue pacifier (dummy) and ribbon, as well as giving him a crown. You might like to add hair as well.
And here's how it should look:
Craft it Up Around the World by Libby Abadee and Cath Armstrong is published by CICO Books and is out now. We think that it's the perfect activity book for the summer holidays!
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