Looking for an easy art project to keep the kids busy? Try this paper bag zebra puppet craft tutorial and add it to your afternoon plans!
Create some awesome memories with your child today & recreate our SIMPLEST Paper Bag Striped Zebra Puppet kid craft idea!
No real rules to bring it to life – just crafty imagination YOU BRING TO THE TABLE!
Craft Supplies:
- White Lunch Bag
- Black Cardstock Paper
- Pink Cardstock Paper
- Scissors
- School Glue or Glue Stick
- Googly Eyes
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The Directions:
- First things first – grab all your paper sheets and scissors to cut out the embellishments.
- Out of the various sheets of cardstock paper – trim out some ears, a large nose and of course, several strips of black for the stripes. I also cut out some “hair” from the remaining cardstock for mine but that is completely optional for yours.
- Next grab your white paper bag.
- Lay it flat on the table, so the bottom portion {the lip of the bag} is facing you but it’s facing UP on your work surface. Imagine that the bottom portion of the bag is the zebra’s head.
- Now use your school glue and hand-held office stapler to attach all the paper pieces you just made, to the white paper bag. The facial features go towards the top of the paper bag {the bottom portion of the bag I mentioned earlier} while the stripes can go anywhere on the remainder of the bag {even on the other side of the bag if you like!}
- Finally – glue on the wiggle eyes to bring it all to life, while you add other embellishments to give it a custom look!
- Now play with your Zebra Puppet and/or display it proudly for all to see!
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Supplies:
Instructions:
- For first things first - grab all your paper sheets and scissors to cut out the embellishments.
- Out of the various sheets of cardstock paper - trim out some ears, a large nose and of course, several strips of black for the stripes. I also cut out some "hair" from the remaining cardstock for mine but that is completely optional for yours.
- Next grab your white paper bag.
- Lay it flat on the table, so the bottom portion {the lip of the bag} is facing you but it's facing UP on your work surface. Imagine that the bottom portion of the bag is the zebra's head.
- Now use your school glue and hand-held office stapler to attach all the paper pieces you just made, to the white paper bag. The facial features go towards the top of the paper bag {the bottom portion of the bag I mentioned earlier} while the stripes can go anywhere on the remainder of the bag {even on the other side of the bag if you like!}
- Finally - glue on the wiggle eyes to bring it all to life, while you add other embellishments to give it a custom look!
- Now play with your Zebra Puppet and/or display it proudly for all to see!
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