It’s so fluffy and simply adorable! Keep scrolling for ALL the details on this Chalk Art Panda Bear craft tutorial, as well as the free printable to get you started even faster! I bet you are going to LOVE this paper and sidewalk chalk panda bear craft for kids!

Fluffy Paper & Chalk Art Panda Bear Craft For Kids

Say it with me – Stacey from Glued To My Crafts is OBSESSED with crafting with sidewalk chalk.

Like seriously, I’m over the moon, in love with using chalk on paper to make various designs, shapes and patterns that later turn into objects that really come to life right in front of your eyes. It’s safe to say SIDEWALK CHALK IS NOT FOR JUST OUTDOORS these days.

There are now over FIFTY different craft project tutorials on our website, that use this fun {and rather simple} chalk art technique. From holiday themes to every day “evergreen” items, I just can’t stop thinking of new ideas to share with you all! Stay tuned – because the wheels are STILL spinning these days.

Well friends – it’s time to dive into my latest chalk art tutorial! I’m seriously so excited for this one, especially since it’s another unique idea that you will ONLY find on our site right now. More of a reason for you to recreate it ASAP!

I’ll let you get to it! Keep scrolling for all the details on this panda craft for kids, as well as the free shape printable to get you started with ease, so you can make your own paper panda friend on with sidewalk chalk! I can’t wait to see pictures of the colors you choose for your furry panda bear face! Come share pictures of them on our Facebook page when you are done!

Happy crafting, my friends! #gluedtomycrafts

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What Craft Supplies To Grab:

• Free Panda Face Shape Printable {Download HERE!}
• White Cardstock
• Color Printer
• Crayons, Coloring Pencils, Markers
• Kid Friendly Paper Craft Scissors
• Black Cardstock Paper
• White Sidewalk Chalk – or any color you want {affiliate link}
• Baby Wipes
• Glue Stick or Tape Runner Adhesive
• Large Wiggle Eyes

How To Make It:

• First things first – download our free panda printable, listed above in the supply list. This will give you a few features to make your panda come to life on the paper.
• Next, go ahead and find it on your computer, right click and print the file on a single sheet of white cardstock. You only need ONE printable to make one chalk art panda craft today. Print as many as you like but only use our file for personal use please.
• Now that you have the printable, go ahead and color in the various sections of the printable. The only thing I left blank was the nose piece.
• Once done coloring, trim out each shape.
• Discard excess paper.
• Set aside various cat cutouts.
• Now grab a single sheet of black cardstock and your white sidewalk chalk.
• Make several lines going outward from the center of the paper {see our image for example} to make the “fur” for your panda. Add as many lines and colors that you like. You want it to be nice and “fluffy” though.
• Use baby wipes to clean off excess chalk from fingers and hands.
• When done with the chalk, go ahead and grab your panda cutouts from earlier & your glue stick.
• Starting with the oval shape {which is the mouth of the panda} glue the shape to the center of your chalk art design you just made.
• Follow that up with the eye pieces, circle ears and gluing on the wiggle eyes.
• Now add any other embellishments you see fit.
• Then display your chalk art panda paper piece proudly for all to see!
• We hope you encouraged to share pictures of your child’s finished paper panda craft on our Facebook page to admire from afar!

Make It Your Own:

Please don’t feel limited by us using black cardstock paper for our crafty panda paper pieces. You can experiment with different shades of color of paper to see what really makes the “chalk fur” POP out.

You can also SKIP the chalk materials {shocker I know since I love chalk so much} but you can also use a fork & white paint like our POLAR BEAR tutorial from last winter. Hint hint!

What if you don’t have a printer in your home? No worries! You can always hand-draw the elements on white cardstock paper and go from there. When I designed the free printable for today’s tutorial, I went with very basic shapes so my friends without printers can still join in. I hope you still encouraged to recreate our craft idea regardless of the supplies you might have on hand!

Do you love our latest chalk art craft idea? Then you might also enjoy our popular Paper Confetti Field of Flowers, Fork Painted Silly Hair Paper Craft and Paper Confetti Hydrangea Flowerpot posts. All three of which are super easy like today’s chalk art panda post and include FREE PRINTABLES to get you started, as well!

I also share daily fresh kids craft ideas in my private FACEBOOK GROUP, so come join us there right now! Let’s be friends and get crafty together! This is also great place to share pictures of your child’s finished paper panda craft for us to admire from a far! #gluedtomycrafts