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Newspaper Snakes: Age Recommendations
Newspaper Snakes: Materials
Newspaper Snakes: Setup
Newspaper Snakes: Rolling
Newspaper Snakes: Shaping
Newspaper Snakes: Other Shapes
Newspaper Snakes: Painting
Newspaper Snakes: Choosing a Look
Newspaper Snakes: Decorate With Foil
Newspaper Snakes: Adding Eyes
Newspaper Snakes: Embellishing
Newspaper Snakes: Drying
Newspaper Snakes: Applying Tongue
Newspaper Snakes: Troubleshooting
Newspaper Snakes: Displaying
Uses for Newspaper in Arts & Crafts
Summary: Give the snake's head a flatter surface so that you have something to stick the eyes to. Learn how to make newspaper snakes from a professional art instructor in this free crafts video.
Kira Morrell, Owner of Create Art Studio located in Easthampton, MA has been teaching children and adults for nine years. She earned her degree in Fine Arts and Art Management from...read more
"So for this part we are going to add the eyes to our snake. So what we are going to do is we are going to shape out his head a little bit and give him a flatter surface so that we have something to stick to. Now we could paint on the eyes and that is an easy way to go but if you have googley eyes or you have picked some up, they make those eyes a little bit more fun and what I like to do is choose two different size eyes and we'll also take some sequins to put behind the eyes to sort of bring them out a bit more. So what we're going to do is we're going to put the sequins down first and we'll do that with a dot of glue on the snake, put the sequins in place, then we will put another dot of glue over the top and this just makes his eyes a little more interesting and that glue will dry clear so don't worry about that and I don't know, the big one, yeah the big one and there is our snake face."
eHow Article: Newspaper Snakes: Adding Eyes
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