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Spotted Giraffe

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Make your very own spotted giraffe with these easy-to-follow instructions.

Prep Time: Afternoon or Evening
What you need:
 16.9-ounce clear plastic soda bottles
Bottle caps
Craft knife
Scissors
Clear packing tape
Hot-glue gun
White rice (uncooked)
White glue and water
Tissue paper in assorted colors
Paintbrush
Waxed paper
Craft foam in assorted colors
Googly eyes
Pushpin
Pipe cleaner
Pom poms
Seasons: Year round
Materials: pipe cleaners, soda bottle
Instructions:
1.step1 Form the body and legs: Assemble the torso and legs following the directions for the Friendly Lion.
2.step2 Add the head and neck: For the giraffe's long neck, cut the bottom 5 1/2 inches from a third bottle, then trim it as shown and tape it in place. For the head, cut the top 5 inches from a fourth bottle. Use the craft knife (parents only) to cut away the bottle neck, then trim the remaining portion as shown and tape it in place. Tape a ball of tissue paper in the hole for a rounded nose, then cover any large gaps with tape.
3.step3 Cover the bottles: Using the method described here, cover the giraffe with yellow tissue paper, followed by brown tissue paper spots.
4. Add the details: Hot-glue on brown craft foam hooves and nostrils, yellow craft foam ears with brown tissue centers, a brown suede fringe mane, and googly eyes. Use a pushpin to make 2 small holes for the horns, then insert 2 yellow pipe cleaner pieces with small tan pom-poms glued to the ends. Use the same method to attach a pipe cleaner tail with a bit of fringe glued on, then add a dab of hot glue to keep the horns and tail in place.


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