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Tin Can Frog Container


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June 20, 2012

This big mouthed little frog is a great place to store your eyeglasses, iPod, or phone. It is a fun craft for kids to make or as a silly gift for a friend. He is sure to make you smile wherever he is. Finished Tin Can Frog

 

Approximate Time: 1.5 hour

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Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Lay your can on the piece of pink fur as a guide for cutting a strip of fur that will line the can. Cut fur to size. Then trace around the bottom of the can on the backside of the fur to make a circle for the inside, bottom of the can. Set cut fur aside.
  2. Cutting Pink Fur
     
    Cutting Fur Circle
     

  3. Using green acrylic craft paint, paint the can and wooden heads (for eyes). Allow to dry.
  4. Apply hot glue to the backside of the fur circle and adhere to the inside, bottom of the can. Now fit the strip of fur for the sides into the can.
  5. Adhering Fur Circle
     

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  6. Run a line of hot glue down the inside of the can to adhere the edge of the fur. Now apply hot glue near the top edge, all the way around the can, adhering the fur as you go. Then apply another line of hot glue down the side and adhere the end of the fur.
  7. Gluing Fur Lining
     

  8. Next, cut out a long slender tongue from the red fleece that is a little longer than the can so that it hangs out. Apply hot glue to the back and adhere it along the seam of the fur.
  9. Cutting Tongue
     

  10. Using white paint, paint the whites of the frog's eyes. Allow to dry. Once dry, use black paint to paint the pupil.
  11. Painting Frog Eyes
     

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  12. Gently squeeze the opening of the can to make the mouth wider and flatter.
  13. Squeezing Can
     

  14. Using hot glue, adhere the eyes to the top of the can.
  15. Eyes and Tongue
     

  16. Next, on a piece of paper draw a front leg and a back leg. Trace each of the twice onto the green felt.
  17. Tracing the Legs
     

  18. Cut them out and hot glue the to the bottom of the can. I recommend laying them out and "testing fitting" them so that you apply the glue on the correct side of the felt.
Finished Tin Can Frog
 

By lalala... from Port Orchard, WA

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