Dad will love this Papa Bear Card Craft made personally by you! You can make these cards in your Dad’s favorite colors and he’ll absolutely love his heartfelt card!
What You’ll Need to Make Your Papa Bear Card
Step 1
Take your construction paper and fold in half into the middle of the page. Once folded draw an open circle on the crease of the paper, also draw a complete circle this will create the ears and head. Then cut out.
Step 2
Take the second piece of construction paper and fold it in half once side folded into the middle of the construction paper. On the side that’s doubled draw a small circle on the other side draw a large oval for the nose. Then cut out.
Step 3
Place the smaller circle inside of the ear circle and hot glue together.
Step 4
Hot glue the ears onto the back of the base of the bears head, then take the nose and glue it onto the front of the bear
Step 5
Take your pom pom and hot glue onto center of the nose
Step 6
Hot glue on the googly eyes. Take your marker and make a smiley face
Step 7
Once your bear card is completed open up your card and write your message to Dad!
Watch Jenny Make Her Bear Card Craft
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Written By Jenny Bollet
Jenny is from Long Island, NY. She’s a creative arts teacher for the deafblind at The Helen Keller National Center. She went to the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC to achieve her degree in art studio and psychology. She teaches adaptive techniques in all mediums of art (sculpture, ceramics, painting, mosaics, pottery, macrame, drawing, and multimedia) to individuals who are deafblind so they can continue their creativity. In her spare time, she loves to continue to do all mediums of art and will start her masters degree in art studio starting Fall 2019.
