Follow Us on Facebook

Get updates from FaveCrafts.com posted directly to your News Feed.

Thanks for signing up!

(1)

Paper Duckie

By: Melba Rhodes for Buggalcrafts

Rate This Article

Comment On This Article

This simple Paper Duckie punch art is great for adding to a scrapbook page or turning into a card for a new little one.  In a few simple steps, you can easily turn paper scraps into this cute paper duck! 

paper duck

Materials:

  • 2 inch circle punch (body)
  • 1 inch oval punch (remove piece from body)
  • 1.5 inch circle punch (head)
  • 1 inch daisy punch (feathers)
  • 1 inch folk heart punch (beak & feet)
  • 1 inch cloud punch (wing)
  • Regular circle punch (eye)
  • Zig-zag chain punch (water)
  • Small circle punches:  ½, 1, 1.5 & 1¾ inch (bubbles)
  • Yellow cardstock
  • Orange cardstock
  • Light blue cardstock
  • Black cardstock
  • Glue stick
  • Scissors
  • White paint
  • Small piece of natural sponge

 

Instructions:

  1. To start off with you will need two graduated circle punches.  As long as you have a “large” circle punch and another that is about one half an inch smaller you can make a ducky “easy-peasy”.  Lots of punches other than the cloud can be used to make the wing; a small heart leaps to mind.  A tiny heart can also be used to make the beak and feet.  Cute duck feet can also be made from a small flower punch.
     
  2. Sponge paint the blue cardstock with the white paint and sponge to create a lacey effect for the bubbles.
     
  3. Punch all shapes needed.  You will also need one additional punch of each shape punched from black to create a 3D effect.
     
  4. Glue black punches on each colored shape.
     
  5. Remove unneeded portions of the punches.  Use a small oval punch to remove a piece of the duck’s back.  I don’t have one the size I needed so I grabbed my Stampin Up bird punch and used the wing to make the “divot”.
     
  6. Glue punches together.
     
  7. Layout your scrapbook page or homemade card and enjoy!

    paper duck

Newsletter Signup

Free Newsletter!

Discover crafting projects, free patterns, tips and special offers. Get free craft projects, how-to crafting tutorials & product reviews.

Please Wait

Thanks for signing up

Sorry, we could not sign you up.

Something worth saving?

Register now for FREE to:

  • SAVE all your favorite crafts
  • ADD personal notes
  • QUICKLY reference your crafts

 

Connect with Us

Find us online

Facebook Google Plus Twitter Pinterest Twitter Blog Email RSS

© Copyright 2013 Prime Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved.

www.favecrafts.com

[Alt-Text]