How to draw an oil jug, step by step
Six simple steps · best for ages 4–7 · free to print
The steps in words
- Draw a round, chubby shape with a narrow opening on top. This is the jug.
- Above the opening, add a short neck and a wide, rounded rim.
- At the side, draw a handle shaped like a big ear.
- Above the jug, draw a flame shaped like a drop, with a smaller flame inside it.
- On the jug, add two happy eyes and a smiling mouth.
- At the bottom, draw an olive branch with leaves and olives, and go over everything in black.
Tip: Decorate the jug with stripes or dots, like the ancient clay jars archaeologists dig up.
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Frequently asked questions
How many steps does it take to draw an oil jug?
Six steps. The first: Draw a round, chubby shape with a narrow opening on top. This is the jug. The last: At the bottom, draw an olive branch with leaves and olives, and go over everything in black.
What age is the oil jug drawing for?
It suits kids aged 4–7 best. Decorate the jug with stripes or dots, like the ancient clay jars archaeologists dig up.
How do I print the page?
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