Today, we have a link for a printable for the gold colored skull, seen below. Keep checking in, because I will continue posting several more templates all month long!
All of our friendly skulls have names. Today's skull is named Rose.
All of our friendly skulls have names. Today's skull is named Rose.
All of the printable coloring sheets come with lots of extra flowers and medallions, so you can add extra embellishments to your decorations, if you want. I like to add extra medallions to the eyes, using hot glue, or foam tape to "pop" them up. I curl the petals of the medallions for extra dimension.
Add more "popped up" flowers to foreheads, cheeks, or chins! To create your own sugar skulls, go to the link below, and print your template on sturdy card stock. Then color your skull and flowers using any medium you prefer. I used alcohol markers for mine.
Next, cut out the skull and any additional floral or medallion embellishments you would like to use. Embellish your sugar skull, and hang with yarn or twine or string!
Next, cut out the skull and any additional floral or medallion embellishments you would like to use. Embellish your sugar skull, and hang with yarn or twine or string!
I've tried to design these printables to give you the most flexibility and to maximize the area of the printable. I hope you enjoy this series as much as I have enjoyed creating it!
Get your FREE printable at this link.
You might also enjoy this tutorial for creating sugar skulls from old book pages, using a paper folding and cutting method.
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For another FREE template, click here.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Amanda
For another FREE template, click here.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Amanda
