OH DEER! With just a few simple supplies, you and your child can recreate our cutest painted Paper Bowl Deer kids craft idea too!
We are talking INEXPENSIVE supplies when it comes to this Christmas themed paper bowl Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer craft idea!
I’m known around the internet for being the “paper plate queen” on Glued To My Crafts but I got NEW goals for myself! I’m hoping to tackle paper bowls next! Here’s to making that happen – starting today!
Seriously – inexpensive WHITE paper bowls are the perfect painting canvas {just like a paper plate} and the circular shape will come in handy for so many craft ideas! Not to mention, they are super easy to find at most grocery stores, so you honestly have NO EXCUSE not to pick up a pack {or two} on your next shopping trip!
So what are we waiting for? Keep on scrolling and check out the full tutorial below to see how I made my woodland paper bowl reindeer friend come to life with ease. Then take the time to recreate one with your child and share pictures with us on our Facebook page to see. I can’t wait to see how you make your reindeer craft stand out from the crowd!
OH DEER! Isn’t this the CUTEST woodland creature you have ever seen?!
With just a few simple craft supplies and holiday spirit, you & your child can recreate your own Paper Bowl Reindeer piece within minutes too!
Craft Supplies:
- White Paper Bowl
- Small Paper Plate
- Brown Craft Paint
- Foam Paint Brush
- School Glue
- Red Cardstock Paper
- Brown Cardstock Paper
- Basic Craft Scissors
- Googly Eyes
- Gold Pipe Cleaner
- Stapler
Directions:
- Flip your over your paper bowl, so the inside portion {where you put your food} is facing the table.
- Squirt your brown craft paint on the paper plate.
- Next have children paint the bottom of their paper bowl completely brown.
- Set aside to let it dry.
- Next grab your brown cardstock paper and cut out TWO ears for the reindeer.
- Follow that up by cutting out a large circular nose from the red cardstock paper.
- Now grab your gold pipe cleaner and fold it to look like antlers.
- To finish off the Paper Bowl Deer – glue your wiggle eyes and red nose in the center of the painted bowl, while stapling on the ears and pipe cleaner antlers towards the top.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit, before displaying your completed reindeer paper bowl craft proudly for all to see!
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Love this idea of using a paper bowl to make a reindeer face? Be sure to also check out our Unicorn Head kids craft post for another crafty idea using the same material as the star as the show!
Paper Bowl Reindeer Craft Idea For Christmas
OH DEER! With just a few simple supplies, you and your child can recreate our cutest painted Paper Bowl Deer kids craft idea too!
Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:
- 1 White Paper Bowl
- Small Paper Plate
- Craft Paint
- Cardstock Paper
- 2 Googly Eyes
- 1 Pipe Cleaner
Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!
Directions:
- First things first - flip your over your paper bowl, so the inside portion {where you put your food} is facing the table.
- Squirt your brown craft paint on the paper plate.
- Next have children paint the bottom of their paper bowl completely brown.
- Set aside to let it dry.
- Next grab your brown cardstock paper and cut out TWO ears for the deer.
- Follow that up by cutting out a large circular nose from the red cardstock paper.
- Now grab your gold pipe cleaner and fold it to look like antlers.
- To finish off the Paper Bowl Deer - glue your wiggle eyes and red nose in the center of the painted bowl, while stapling on the ears and pipe cleaner antlers towards the top.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit, before displaying your completed reindeer paper bowl craft proudly for all to see!
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