How to Draw Washing Hands

Learn how to draw a great looking Washing Hands with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.

By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Washing Hands.

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Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Washing Hands

How to Draw a Great Looking Washing Hands for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

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1. Begin by drawing the first hand. Use curved lines to draw the arm and outline the back of the hand. Then, use long, narrow "U" shaped lines to outline the fingers.

Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 2

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2. Draw a short curved line across the tip of each finger, outlining the fingernails.

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Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 3

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3. Draw the second hand, partially hidden behind the first hand. Use a long, curved line for the arm. Draw the "U" shaped fingers emerging from between the fingers of the first hand.

Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 4

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4. Draw the suds and soap and bubbles. Use short, connected, "U" shaped lines to draw the cloudlike suds above and around the hands. Enclose small circular bubbles floating around.

Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 5

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5. Draw the water faucet. Use curved lines to outline the irregular shape. Notice the parallel lines of the pipe connecting the faucet to the wall and the faucet spout. Note, too, the bulging faucet body in the middle. Draw pairs of curved lines to enclose both the pipe and the spout.

Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 6

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6. Draw the faucet handle. Enclose a rounded shape above the faucet body. Then, use another curved line to draw another rounded shape above it. Draw a curved line across the top of the handle.

Easy Washing Hands Drawing - Step 7

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7. Contour the faucet body with curved lines. Then, draw several straight lines emerging from the faucet at diagonal angles, indicating water.

Add More Details to Your Washing Hands Picture - Step 8

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8. Don't forget the soap! Draw a pump bottle of hand soap next to the faucet. Begin by drawing a pair of nearly verticle straight lines, diverging at a slightly diagonal angle. Connect them on the top and bottom with curved lines. Then, draw a slightly smaller shape inside the first. This outlines the bottle. Next, draw a much smaller rectangular shape parallel to the larger shapes. This forms the bottle's label. Draw a teardrop shape within it. Enclose a small, narrow rectangle on top of the bottle. Extend a curved line from it and double it back upon itself to form an irregular shape. Draw a curved line at the tip of the shape. This forms the bottle's pump.

Complete the Outline of Your Washing Hands Drawing - Step 9

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9. Draw a teardrop shape at the tip of the pump, indicating a droplet of soap. Draw some curved lines and tiny circles across the label.

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Color your cartoon handwashing sign, and it is ready to hang. Stay safe and well!

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Hand washing or hand hygiene is important to everyone's health. Long ago, before the discovery of germs, people thought that sickness was caused by "miasma" or "bad air."

It wasn't until the mid-1800s that doctors and nurses realized how important handwashing was in protecting their patients from infection.

In an age of global pandemics, the need for good handwashing practices is more important than ever.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, you should wash your hands before you eat, after using the toilet, before and after caring for a sick person or treating a wound, and after you cough, sneeze, blow your nose, touch your pet, or do anything else that could dirty your hands, even with microscopic germs.

Did you know? Germs like coronavirus are destroyed by soap, but the process takes time.

After soaping up your hands, you should wash them for at least 20 seconds to let the germ-killing soap do its job.

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If you'd like to create a reminder for people to wash their hands when they come to your home, school, or business, you've come to the right place.

This easy, step-by-step cartoon drawing tutorial will show you how to draw your own handwashing sign. All you will need is a pen, pencil, marker, or crayon and a sheet of paper.

If you liked this drawing tutorial, see also the following guides: Holding Hands drawing, Face drawing, and Legs drawing.

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