Parrot Handprint Craft

a Parrot Handprint Craft made out of colored construction paper

Kids grow up so fast, so it’s nice to be able to keep their tiny handprints stuck in time forever. This parrot handprint craft uses 4 handprints to create feathers so you’ll always remember just how little your kiddo was. It made with simple supples you already own and it helps build fine motor skills. Whether you’re looking for a parrot craft, handprint craft, or animal craft, this is a great one to try!

a Parrot Handprint Craft made out of colored construction paper

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supplies for the parrot handprint craft: colored construction paper, glue, scissors, a black marker, and a pencil

What You’ll Need For This Parent Handprint Craft

  • Colored cardstock or construction paper (any colors for the feathers and body)
  • Glue
  • Googly eyes or marker
  • Yellow or orange paper (for beak)
  • Scissors
  • Marker or pencil
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How To Make This Parrot Handprint Craft

1. Trace the handprints
Trace a child’s hand on colored paper multiple times.

handprints traced on colored paper

Cut out the hand shapes carefully.

handprints cut out of colored paper

2. Create the parrot body
Cut an oval or teardrop shape from colored paper for the parrot’s body.

a parrot body cut out of red construction paper

3. Assemble the wings and tail
Arrange the handprint cutouts behind the body to form wings and tail feathers. Glue them in place.

a parrot with handprint wings made out of construction paper

4. Add the head details
Cut a small beak shape from yellow or orange paper and glue it onto the head area.

5. Finish the face
Glue on googly eyes or draw eyes using a marker.

6. Secure and dry
Press all pieces firmly and allow the craft to dry before handling.

Fun Variations For This Parrot Handprint Craft

a Parrot Handprint Craft made out of colored construction paper

Choose any color construction paper for the parrot body and the handprint feathers.

Change the position of the handprints to behind the bird to make it look like it’s flying.

Use yellow construction paper to add feet at the bottom of the parrot.

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Parrot Handprint Craft

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Make a colorful parrot handprint craft with kids! This easy, budget-friendly project is perfect for building fine motor skills.

  • Author: stacie
  • Prep Time: 5
  • Total Time: 15
  • Category: DIY, Handprint Craft
  • Method: Step-by-Step

Materials

  • Colored cardstock or construction paper (any colors for the body and feathers)
  • Glue
  • Googly eyes or marker
  • Yellow or orange paper (for beak)
  • Scissors
  • Pencil or marker

Instructions

  1. Trace the handprints: Trace a child’s hand on colored paper multiple times. Cut out the hand shapes carefully.
  2. Create the parrot body: Cut an oval or teardrop shape from colored paper for the parrot’s body.
  3. Assemble the wings and tail: Arrange the handprint cutouts behind the body to form wings and tail feathers. Glue them in place.
  4. Add the head details: Cut a small beak shape from yellow or orange paper and glue it onto the head area.
  5. Finish the face: Glue on googly eyes or draw eyes using a marker.
  6. Secure and dry: Press all pieces firmly and allow the craft to dry before handling.

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