Flying Bird Dangler

STEP 1:-

Take an A4 sized off white coloured, thick handmade paper
Fold the paper into half

STEP 2:-

Draw the outer shape of the bird on the folded paper

STEP 3:-

Cut out the birds from the paper
Give a horizontal slit of about 1" long towards the upper edge of the bird
Use a paper cutter to give this cut

STEP 4:-

Sandwich a yarn or a string in between the the two bird cut outs, and stick them together using Fevicol MR

STEP 5:-

Draw and colour a big eye and the beak of the bird using Rangeela Oil Pastels
Colour the bird in the colours of your choice

STEP 6:-

Outline the bird using a black crayon

STEP 7:-

Take 6" x 6" sized one sided printed origami paper and fan fold it
Insert the fanfold in the cut given on the back of the bird
Spread the fan fold to make the birds wings
You may stick the fan on to the bird's body to make the wings look spread open

STEP 8:-

Punch a hole in the centre of the lower side of the fanfold of the wings on either sides
Guard the punched hole with the hole guard
String a yarn through both the holes and tie a knot on the upper side
Bring both the yarns together and tie a knot to form a 'V' of the strings
String the beads in the extra yarn left below
You can make the bird's wings flap as your pull the string up and down

STEP 9:-

You may also colour the bird using Rangeela Tempera Colours and string few bells instead

Rangeela Tempera Colours, Rangeela Crayon Colours, Fine Art Brushes, Origami Papers (one sided printed paper), Colour Palette, A4 Sized Thick Handmade Papers (Light Coloured), Fevicol MR Water Container, Pencil, Yarns or Strings, Beads, Scissors, Paper Cutter, Paper Punch, Hole Guard