Pirate Print
As part of our letter learning journey the letter P covered so many things so we covered quiet a bit as we packed and moved house.
P covers Pinterest 
and this is where I found this delightful idea of a Paint Pirate handprint originally from Fun Hand Print Art
We painted it all on our hand and then tried to print it on the paper.
However, I suggest you just paint the basic colours of red, beige and black and add the face, stripes, eyes, mouth and patch afterwards.
Aug 18, 2012 @ 22:01:07
Messy garden craft is always popular, I love the way these hand prints turn into a pirate. So much more relaxing to be able to do it all in the garden too!
Aug 20, 2012 @ 03:36:37
Aw, how fun! Thanks for sharing!
Aug 20, 2012 @ 11:22:05
I love how drawing on yourself is so much more fun than drawing on paper etc
Aug 20, 2012 @ 15:25:12
That is so cool, and really effective!
Popping over from Country Kids
(Apologies for this shameless promotion here – although actually I am a little ashamed! – but I’ve got a pirate activity linky going on at the moment, would you like to link up to it please? http://www.theboyandme.co.uk/2012/08/07/how-to-make-a-pirate-spyglass/)
Aug 22, 2012 @ 19:38:59
harharrrrr we love pirates and I really wanted to do this one (we did a penguin instead). Maybe we can do it “in the future”. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
Aug 22, 2012 @ 21:34:59
I saw you were on the blog it was originally sourced from 🙂
Aug 24, 2012 @ 14:18:29
So fun and easy!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
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