Horse Paper Plate Craft Idea For Kids
Inspired by my mom and her love of horses {she has a few that are like siblings to me} today I present to YOU our Paper Plate Horse kid craft idea!
This paper horse art project idea is perfect for those who have a love and passion for horses & craft time! I hope we inspire YOU to “gallop” to grab those craft supplies and make one of your own with your child today!
Find all the crafty details below for this horse head made from a paper plate! Remember – you can also change up the colors of your horse and/or turn it into a unicorn by adding paper horn to the center!
Happy crafting my friends!!! Please don’t forget to share pictures of your paper plate horse on our Facebook page for us to admire! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR HORSE CRAFT WITH —> Handprint Horse Keepsake Card
Horse Craft Supplies:
* Large Paper Plate {one per horse craft}
* Brown Craft Paint
* Black Craft Paint
* Paint Brushes
* Brown Cardstock Paper
* White Cardstock Paper
* Tan Cardstock Paper
* Kid Friendly Craft Scissors
* School Glue
* Hand-Held Office Stapler
Directions:
* First have children paint the outside rim of their paper plate completely brown, leaving the center white.
* Finish off the painting task by grabbing a small amount of black paint and drawing on nostrils and a smile in the center.
* Once done, set aside to let it dry completely.
* Next grab your cardstock and scissors.
* Go ahead and cut out a football shaped head with ears, as well as some hair and circular eyes for the horse.
* To finish off the Paper Plate Horse – have children staple/glue on their cardstock pieces and add any other embellishments they see fit.
* Then display proudly for all to see! #gluedtomycrafts
RELATED POST —> Painted Handprint Fall Tree Keepsake Canvas
Hold your horses and don’t click away just yet! Be sure to check out our Horse Handprint Keepsake Canvas idea that has been featured on Glued To My Crafts as well!!!
Paper Plate Horse
Instructions:
- First have children paint the outside rim of their paper plate completely brown, leaving the center white.
- Finish off the painting task by grabbing a small amount of black paint and drawing on nostrils and a smile in the center.
- Once done, set aside to let it dry completely.
- Next grab your cardstock and scissors.
- Go ahead and cut out a football shaped head with ears, as well as some hair and circular eyes for the horse.
- To finish off the Paper Plate Horse - have children staple/glue on their cardstock pieces and add any other embellishments they see fit.
- Then display proudly for all to see! #gluedtomycrafts
