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Art Project – 3-D Hand

February 6, 2015 by sewmona Leave a Comment

3D Hand Art Project Craft

I saw this idea on Pinterest and had to try it.  I was surprised at how easy it was and that it really worked!  Simply lightly trace your hand and wrist onto a piece of white paper.  Pick two or three different colors for your lines.  I used markers for mine and think they work better than crayons or colored pencils.  Draw a straight line until you get to your tracing, then make a curved line.  It’s easy when you start, but when you get to your fingers, be careful that you make your curved line just in the fingers and a straight line between them.

I started by drawing straight lines with a ruler.  I space them out a bit.  Then I connect them with a curved line.  Then I use another color and draw straight lines in between the first set.  Connect them with a curved line too.  If I want a super neat look, I use a ruler for the whole thing.

You don’t have to use a lot of colors.  It works just as well with only 3 or 4.  As long as your lines are semi-straight, it will work.

3D Hand

Using a rainbow of colors will work well too!

3D Hand

3DHandArtPencil

I don’t think the colored pencils and crayons worked as well.

3DHandArtStart

Even with just a few lines, the hand starts to pop off the page.

As soon as you get lines up the whole hand, you can really see the hand popping off the page!  I tried this with the art class I teach and it worked well for the older kids (say 10+).  Younger kids aren’t as careful about the straight and curved lines and don’t have the patience to do the whole hand.

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