No need to be afraid of of the idea of “pricks” coming from our Leaf Covered Hedgehog Friend! This adorable guy is super easy to recreate – I promise!

Be sure to grab the free template below!

Leaf Covered Hedgehog – Fall Kid Craft

I recently came up with this Fall Themed Hedgehog kid craft idea and of course, there is a free printable template in this very post, to get those crafty juices flowing in no time!

All you need to do is download the file that you will find below, print it out on thick white cardstock, grab some decorative plastic leaves {I love Dollar Tree for them} and glue them all over the body of the hedgehog. That’s it! Easy peasy! You can also add other embellishments you have on hand, for that custom look and show him off for the world to see this fall season!

I sure hope because of this crafty fall themed post, those autumn vibes come out within you & your child today! Remember – you can easily change up this craft to fit your needs as well. Maybe you will want to use homemade puffy paint, sidewalk chalk or handprints instead – the choice is yours and I just know you are going to rock it regardless!

On that note, keeps scrolling for the full how-to and free printable template to get you started! Then when you finish it, snap a few pictures to share with us on our Facebook wall or tag us on Instagram. I wanna see how colorful your hedgehog friend turns out! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR YOUR HEDGEHOG LEAF CRAFT WITH —> Paper Plate Hedgehog In Pumpkin – Kid Craft

Decorative plastic leaves – a fun and inexpensive element that brings the outdoors in without the mess! #gluedtomycrafts

Leaf Covered Hedgehog Supplies:

* Free Hedgehog Printable {GRAB IT ON BOX.COM}
* White Cardstock Paper
* Color Printer
* School Glue
* Decorative Plastic Leaves
* Small Fall Colored Flowers or Bows
optional materials – wiggle eyes, embellishments for the nose

Directions:

* First print the FREE HEDGEHOG PRINTABLE. You will want to print this file in color on white cardstock and print one printable per child.
* Take the school glue and put a good layer on the body of the hedgehog.
* Lay the plastic leaves on top of the glue, until the body is completely covered.
* Add other embellishments like small paper flowers, bows etc. Maybe even some glitter!
* Then set aside the hedgehog masterpieces to let them dry completely before displaying proudly!

Why stop the crafty fun here? Let’s keep that creativity going!

Love our Leaf Covered Hedgehog idea? Be sure to also check out our Mixed Media Leaf Hair and Crown post! It also comes with a template to get you started and it’s another way to use up those decorative plastic leaves!

Also, don’t forget to share pictures of ANY of your craft projects inspired by us, on your various social media sites using the hashtag #gluedtomycrafts for all of us to see!