Paper Plate and Popcorn Sheep Craft For Kids
Today’s paper plate & popcorn sheep craft tutorial is the simplest kids craft idea EVER! {psst – just like all the kid crafts ideas from Glued To My Crafts are!}
Our latest tutorial is perfect for the toddler aged children in your home to recreate. If kids can use a paint brush and hold a glue bottle, they are well on their way to making it happen today!
Plus the supplies are even simpler. You could easily raid your pantry right now and make it happen.
Again – it’s as easy as it gets. Find all the craft details below and pair it with your spring craft plans today! I just know you are going to love it as much as I do!
Happy crafting, my friends! If you don’t mind – I would LOVE to see pictures of your child’s finished paper and popcorn covered sheep on our Facebook page! #gluedtomycrafts
ANOTHER SHEEP KIDS CRAFT IDEA TO ADD TO YOUR SPRING PLANS: Paper Handprint Baby Sheep
Popcorn Sheep Craft Supplies:
* Popped Popcorn {plain – a handful per sheep craft}
* School Glue
* Black Craft Paint
* Foam Paint Brush
* Large or Small Paper Plate {one per sheep craft}
* Black Colored Cardstock Paper
* White Cardstock Paper
* Kid Friendly Scissors
* Hand-Held Office Stapler
* Large Wiggle Eyes {two per sheep craft}
Directions:
* The first step is to paint the paper plate completely black. Just simply squirt some paint in the center and use the foam paint brush.
* Go ahead and cut out TWO stick legs from the black cardstock and staple them onto the painted paper plate.
* When done with that step, grab the popped popcorn and the school glue.
* Drizzle a good amount ALL over the painted paper plate.
* Now ask your child to add the popcorn on top of the plate until it’s completely covered. You can add more glue if they need it. BTW – instead of covering the plate with glue, you could also put the glue in a bowl and ask your child to dip each popcorn piece in the glue, then attach to the plate.
* While your child is attaching their popcorn to the plate, you can go ahead and cut out your sheep’s head out of the black & white cardstock.
* At this point in time add the wiggle eyes to the head piece.
* Finally – the last step for this paper plate sheep craft! Put some glue on the back of the head piece and gently lay it on the decorated paper plate.
* And that’s it! Carefully walk away from your craft and allow it to dry completely before you touch it.
* Then when ready – display it proudly for all to see! Most importantly – share pictures of your popcorn covered sheep, with us on Instagram!
PAIR YOUR POPCORN SHEEP CRAFT WITH —> Adorable Popsicle Stick Sheep Craft
Sheep Jokes To Tell Afterwards:
A: She saw the ranch dressing.
A: I can’t shear you.
A: Have baaaa-baa-ques.
Paper Plate & Popcorn Sheep
Supplies:
- Paper Plates
- Popped Popcorn
- Craft Paint
- Cardstock Paper
- Wiggle Eyes
Instructions:
- The first step is to paint the paper plate completely black. Just simply squirt some paint in the center and use the foam paint brush.
- Go ahead and cut out TWO stick legs from the black cardstock and staple them onto the painted paper plate.
- When done with that step, grab the popped popcorn and the school glue.
- Drizzle a good amount ALL over the painted paper plate.
- Now ask your child to add the popcorn on top of the plate until it's completely covered. You can add more glue if they need it. BTW - instead of covering the plate with glue, you could also put the glue in a bowl and ask your child to dip each popcorn piece in the glue, then attach to the plate.
- While your child is attaching their popcorn to the plate, you can go ahead and cut out your sheep's head out of the black & white cardstock.
- At this point in time add the wiggle eyes to the head piece.
- Finally - the last step for this paper plate sheep craft! Put some glue on the back of the head piece and gently lay it on the decorated paper plate.
- And that's it! Carefully walk away from your craft and allow it to dry completely before you touch it.
- Then when ready - display it proudly for all to see! Most importantly - share pictures of your popcorn covered sheep, with us on Instagram!
