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Obtain a paper plate to make your Christmas elf's head. Draw and cut out a pair of pointy elf ears out of construction paper or cardboard. |
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Glue or tape the ears on opposite sides of the paper plate. |
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Flip the paper plate so that the bottom side is facing up. Paint this side of the plate, including the ears with any water-based paint. Give your Christmas elf any skin coloring that you like. I made a light-colored skin tone by mixing a bit of brown to white paint. Set your painted plate aside to dry. |
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When the paint has dried, glue on a pair of wiggle eyes and a fluffy pompom nose. |
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Using crayons or markers, draw a mouth and if you like, draw some lines to give the ears some detail. |
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Draw and cut out a triangle out of construction paper to make the elf's hat. Cut out a zigzag piece for the hat's bottom lining. |
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Glue the hat, including the zigzag lining on top of the elf's head. You can also cut out and glue a small circle at the tip of the hat. |
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Cut out short strips of crepe paper, crumple them up and glue them along the sides of the paper plate to make the elf's hair. |
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Allow the glue to dry before putting up your paper plate elf up as a cute Christmas décor. |
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