Wood Puzzles for Kids
Pattern for Polaris the Brown Bear

What do you call a bear with no teeth?
A gummy bear!

Kids enjoy animal toys. Use this pattern to create a fun to play with brown bear puzzle for your little one.


 


Wood Puzzles For Kids - Pattern for Polaris the Brown Bear

Click here to print the Polaris the Bear Pattern

Click here to print the Polaris the Bear Puzzle Instructions


Materials

3/4" Pine or Basswood
clear packing tape
Sealer-primer Kilz
Paint--enamel acrylic latex
Fine paint pen
Sandpaper--fine
spray on adhesive

Tools

Scroll saw or coping saw
#9 saw blade
Power sander (optional)
Paint brushes - small foam or bristle



Polaris the Bear Wood Puzzle

Using a power sander or hand sand the wood on both sides. Cover the wood on one side with clear packaging tape to provide the saw blade with some lubrication as it cuts.

Make a copy of the pattern. After making a copy, cut around the outside edge of the pattern leaving a 1/4" to 1/2" of paper around the pattern lines.

Attach the pattern to the packaging tape with spray adhesive.

First saw the outside lines of the pattern with the #9 saw blade. Next, saw the individual pieces by cutting on the inside lines. Remove pattern and packaging tape.

Sand the individual pieces with fine sandpaper to smooth any imperfections. After the wood is nice and smooth, apply the sealer primer. After the sealer primer is dry, apply two coats of enamel letting it dry between coats. Be careful not to get too much paint where the pieces join together.




 




 





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