A cute sitting wolf with pointed ears, a fluffy chest and a bushy tail in 7 easy steps. In each step the black lines are new and the gray lines are what you have already drawn. Every wolf here comes with four free printables: the steps on one page, a wolf to trace, a coloring page and a draw and write sheet.
Ages 6 to 10. A wolf sitting and facing forward. The black lines are new in each step; the gray lines are already drawn.
Step 1Draw the head with two pointed ears and fluffy cheeks.
Step 2Add the inside of the ears and the markings around the eyes.
Step 3Draw the eyes, the nose and the mouth.
Step 4Draw the sides of the body and the fluffy chest.
Step 5Draw the front legs and paws.
Step 6Draw the back legs and paws.
Step 7Finish with a big bushy tail.Done!Color it in. Ours is gray and white, but yours can be any color.
StepsAll 7 steps on one page, with a big box to draw your wolf in.
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TraceTrace the gray wolf first, then draw one on your own underneath.
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ColoringThe finished wolf, big and in black and white, ready to color.
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Draw and writeDraw a wolf in the box, then write about it on the lines.
Download PDFA wolf looks like a big dog with pointed ears and a fluffy chest. The zigzag lines are what make it look furry: use them on the cheeks, the chest and the tip of the tail.
For a friendlier cousin, try how to draw a dog or how to draw a fox.
Draw a head with pointed ears and fluffy cheeks, add the eye markings and the face, then a body with a fluffy chest, legs, paws and a bushy tail.
Use short zigzag lines instead of smooth ones along the edges where the fur is fluffy, like the cheeks, chest and tail.
Ages 6 to 10.
Each card downloads a PDF. Print it on US Letter paper at 100 percent (actual size). The sheets are black and white, so they print well on any printer.
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