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Winter Animals Craft 

January 09, 2018 by WaterWays Township

When the weather gets colder, there is nothing better than curling up by the fire and doing some winter crafts with your kids! Here are some fun ideas for kids of various ages!

Polar Bear Masks

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What you’ll need:

  • Paper plate
  • White tissue paper
  • School glue
  • White cardstock paper
  • Empty plastic fruit cup
  • White acrylic paint
  • Black marker
  • Large black pom-pom
  • Glue gun
  • Craft knife
  • Scissors

 Directions:

  1. First, make holes in the paper plate by tracing two small circles. Use a craft knife to cut them out.
  2. For the snout, trace an empty plastic fruit cup onto a piece of white card stock paper and cut it out. (This can also be used to make the ears.)
  3. Paint the fruit cups with white acrylic paint.
  4. For the fur, put school glue onto a section of the paper plate and then place white crumpled tissue paper squares all over the glue. Do this on every section until the paper plate is covered.
  5. Glue the ears on to the back of the plate.
  6. Draw a bear mouth with permanent black marker after the snout has dried.
  7. Using the glue gun, run glue around the bottom rim of the cup and paste it onto the polar bear face. Also use the hot glue gun to glue on the black pom-pom nose.
  8. Punch holes on the sides of the plate and thread yarn through for wearing!

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Cupcake Liner Penguins

What you’ll need:

  • 2 regular-sized black cupcake liners
  • 2 mini black cupcake liners
  • Blue, orange and white cardstock paper
  • Scissors
  • Googly eyes
  • 1-inch heart punch
  • 2-inch circle punch
  • Glue

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 Directions:

  1. Cut a snowy hill out of your white cardstock paper and glue it onto your blue cardstock.
  2. Glue your two black cupcake liners onto the snowy hills. Punch four 1-inch hearts out of the orange cardstock paper and glue them under the cupcake liners as penguin feet.
  3. Fold your mini black cupcake liners in half and cut a curve along the folded edge and glue onto the penguin as wings.
  4. Using the circle punch, cut out two 2-inch circles from your white paper and glue them onto the belly of your penguins.
  5. Glue on googly eyes and a triangle beak cut out from the orange paper.
  6. Finish and hang up!

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