Stuffed Shredded Paper Scarecrow Craft Idea

At Glued To My Crafts we absolutely LOVE the thought of a cheap craft idea. Especially when it comes to doing arts and crafts projects right before we head into those expensive holidays {you probably already have your Christmas budget on your mind at this point!}

Speaking from experience, I know first hand that spending tons of money on a kids craft idea is overrated. Yes you love what they create but most likely it goes straight into the trash shortly after. Plus if it involves a lot of steps or help from parents – forget about it! I’m out!

So what if you told you that today’s crinkle paper scarecrow craft idea is NEARLY on the free spectrum AND it only has about THREE easy steps to it. Would that get you excited?! Plus it’s great for Halloween and/or a harvest party you might be hosting in the coming days!

Many of us already have sandwich bags in our pantry right now {especially with back to school season and with one quick trip to the dollar store for some crinkle paper {aka – the hay of the craft} you will be well on your way to pulling this idea together in no time. Just stuff the bag and customize!

So my dear friends, why not up-cycle that “messy” paper and make some #cutenotscary scarecrows instead?! I’m plugging this as toddler friendly craft {because it’s really easy for their little hands} but older kids would probably enjoy this idea as well! Plus you can customize them and make them have your own personality by just changing up the colors!

Find all the crafty details below! Happy crafting my friends and may your FALL be extra creative with the help of us!!! #gluedtomycrafts

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Have some fun with the kids this holiday season and make a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

Craft Supplies:

Small Sandwich Baggie
Black Sharpie Marker
Brown Crinkle Paper
Cardstock Paper
Scissors
Stapler

Directions:

First things first – grab your sandwich baggie and black Sharpie marker.
Draw on a scarecrow face on one side of the bag.
Let it dry a bit.
Next up – stuff the baggie with the crinkle paper. Just a handful inside the bag until it’s full.
Now seal off your baggie at the top. Set aside.
Grab all your cardstock and scissors. Cut out a hat and some spiky hair for the scarecrow.
Finally – to finish off the Plastic Baggie and Crinkle Paper Scarecrow craft, staple all your paper pieces to the top of the stuffed baggie.
Then display for ALL to see and don’t forget to share a picture with us on your social media sites! #gluedtomycrafts

MAKE IT YOUR OWN – instead of crinkle paper, send kids outside to pick up “crunchy leaves” to fill up their bag instead!

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