Create your very own rugby star from a wooden peg, a pipe cleaner and a few Resene testpots.
What a score! - instruction sheet
Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 61
Difficulty level: Moderate
You will need: Artists’ brushes, Pipe cleaner, PVA glue, Resene Art Action Quick Dry waterborne primer undercoat, Resene Testpots of Resene Alabaster, Resene Black and Resene New York Pink, Scissors, Wooden clothes peg
Top tip: Wooden clothes pegs and pipe cleaners are available at most craft shops.
Here's another idea: Create your own Little Red Riding Hood in the same way using Resene Alabaster, Resene Black and Resene Guardsman Red.
What a score!
Another idea: Little red riding hood
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