Who doesn’t LOVE pie? So let’s get those conversations started, with our latest and greatest “What Will Be In Your PIe?” kid craft idea!

Hello my crafty friends! Are you ready to for a fun THANKSGIVING themed kid craft idea?! With our Build Your Own Pie kid craft idea and free printable template {found below} your child is going to BUILD their perfect PIE CREATION in celebration of the upcoming FEAST!

Paper Build Your Own Pie – Kid Craft For Thanksgiving

With today’s simple DIY tutorial, you can have children “get their chef hat out” while making their own version of what the “perfect pie” should hold! From cherry to pumpkin pie – it’s whatever your taste buds love in this pretend play craft idea!!!

So what will be in your child’s pie? Will it be the traditional? Maybe they want to go for tye-dye effect or completely outside the box? Whatever they decide to place in it – we hope they have fun “baking” it up!

Find the FULL step-by-step tutorial and free printable below & get ready to “bake up some awesome pieces” with just some simple craft materials!!!

Happy crafting my friends! I can’t wait to see pictures of your child’s beautiful pumpkin and apple pieces! Show them off on my Facebook page for everyone to see! #gluedtomycrafts

Mixed Media Pie Craft Supplies:

Free Pie Template {DOWNLOAD IT ON BOX.COM}
Colored Printer
White Cardstock Paper
Basic Craft Scissors
Clear Contact Paper {affiliate link on Amazon}
Red/Orange Tissue Paper
Glue Dots or Tape
White Cotton Balls

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Directions:

First download and print the FREE pie template above. You will want one pie printable per kid & craft.
Next grab your scissors. Trim out the circular pie shape from the printable, as well as the circular center from it and the “pie crust” lines. Discard excess paper.
Now grab your clear contact paper. Cut out TWO pieces that are bigger than the pie cutout.
Remove the backing from one piece of contact paper. Lay it on a flat surface.
Now grab the long pieces from the pie cutouts. Place them on the contact paper, in a zig zag shape, face down.
Now grab the circular shape. Place it also face down on the contact paper, on top of the long pieces you just placed down.
Next have children decorate the inside of their pie with pieces of colored tissue paper.
Once they are done “mixing” and making the perfect pie, grab the second piece of contact paper.
Peel off the backing and place it on top of the other piece of contact paper, moving your hand around to “squish” everything together.
To finish off the Mixed Media Pie craft, use your scissors to trim out the pie shape and remove the excess contact paper.
Finally – take some glue dots or tape and adhere some cotton ball “whipped cream” to the pie shape.
And that’s it! Display proudly for all to see!!!