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Paper Plate Owl

I’ve made birds from paper plates for many years now. The textured edges work so well for feathers, and they’ve always inspired me. This OWL is an example of what I call ‘pure making’, which is where the projects I devise create no waste, with all of the pieces of the original material being incorporated back into the design. Once folded, the plate is simply cut into one heart-shaped face, one body shape, and then two wings and two legs. I’ve simply taped this together, then strengthened it by pasting a layer of tissue paper over the connected parts. You could use lots of different things for eyes, beads, buttons etc, but I’ve just hole-punched some scrap cardboard, so the whole thing remains paper-based. I’ve used water-based school paints to add the finish, with a little gold paint, and some final acrylic white details. (Acrylic paint provides a stronger, brighter white) If you like my work please have a look at my regular posts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and BlueSky (all just under my name) where I post examples of my daily work with children, and on the website www.darrellwakelam.com where I share lots of free art ideas and projects like this one. Please be aware that my work is original, these are my designs and ideas . . . you can use them as inspiration, but you can’t revamp, re-record, and share them as your own without permission, they are my intellectual property. Most of my work is based on projects that are published under copyright in my bestselling book ‘Art Shaped’.