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Bobbing Bird

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These pint-sized penguins, made with a bit of foam and little more, are sure to waddle right into your child's heart.

Prep Time: Under 1 hour
What you need:
 Craft knife
1-liter plastic soda bottle
Fist-size ball of clay
White athletic sock
Rubber band
Wooden spoon
Black Foamies craft foam
Laundry soap bottle cap
Rubber ball
Scissors
Seasons: Winter
Materials: bottles, clay , fabric, fome-cor, plastic jugs, wood
Instructions:
1.Bobbing BirdUse a craft knife (adults only) to cut a flap in one side of a 1-liter plastic soda bottle. Place a fist-size ball of clay inside the bottle (this will keep it from toppling over too easily), then pull a white athletic sock up over the bottle from the bottom. Twist a rubber band around the bottle neck to hold the sock in place and use the handle of a wooden spoon to tuck the sock top into the bottle.
2.Bobbing BirdFrom black Foamies craft foam, cut a rectangle that wraps three quarters of the way around the bottle and extends about two thirds of the way up from the bottom. Trim the edges to resemble penguin wings and attach them to the sock with mounting tape. Next, cut out colored-foam eyes, a beak, a bow tie and feet and tape them in place. Top off your bird with a laundry soap bottle cap hat.
3.Next, cut out colored-foam eyes, a beak, a bow tie and feet and tape them in place. Top off your bird with a laundry soap bottle cap hat.
4.Now, try your luck at making the penguin waddle. The trick is to roll a rubber ball so that it knocks the bottle smartly without tipping it over


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