Making Sculptural Birds

By Paula Briggs

These striking birds are easy to make and combine your drawing and making skills. Make one as a pet, or make a whole flock as a piece of sculpture! You could even make them a house to live in or a tree to perch in! This is a great project for children as the actual technique is quite simple yet there’s lots of room for experimentation and individuality.

Sculpture ideas for primary school
Making birds from card, paper and wire

 


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