Paper Chain Snake Craft

Making paper chains is one of the Oldie Goldie crafts that children have done for generations, and while they are mainly done during the festive season, you can easily use the paper chain to do all Types of projects in the rest of the year.

In this tutorial, we will show you how your child can make a simple handmade machine.

You may also like to manually guide our Snake Paper Accordion; It is another technique that allows your child to make super long and interesting paper snakes.

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You can do this with one color or color as you want. You can also challenge children to draw samples on paper before cutting it into paper strips to give the paper a paper a more unique look.

How to make Craft Chain Snake Craft

What you need:

• pencil
• drag
• glue
• Colored paper (red and two green)
• Black marking point
• white lining

Step by step

Cut out the paper bands. Their size is not really important; The only important thing is that they are all the same.

Start with a strip of paper and make the first string. Apply glue to one end of the paper strip, roll it and paste the heads together.

Then roll it and secure it to form a string.

Take the next part (if using two colors, this must be another color). Push it first and apply glue at one end.

(You can also apply glue before sliding it if this feels easier, as you can apply glue with a strip of paper on the surface).

Press the end together for glue to place.

Continue to add more rolls to the string.

More, and continue more until you are satisfied with the length of the snake.

Draw the shape of the tail on a strip of paper.

Cut it carefully.

Then slide it through the last loop.

Glue it in position.

Make a head. We want a slightly bigger head, so use a wider strip of paper you did with the body paper strips.

Draw a snake head with a pencil on one side. Make sure the Viking’s ancient snake is drawn at the fold.

And cut it out.

Add eyes and nostrils with a marker.

You can also use Googly eyes.

Cut a thin red paper strip and glue it into the mouth of the snake.

Slide the other end of the paper string and protect it with glue.

Let the glue dry completely before introducing Craft Craft Craft Craft Craft Craft Craft!

You can also attach the string to the snake head and pull it around.

Happiness made!

Hang the snake as a room decoration, or combine it into a tangled program to add joy!

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