Create a cute leprechaun beard mask using just paper plates, glue, and cardstock paper.
Leprechaun Paper Plate Mask
Are you looking for a creative way to bring the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day into your home or classroom? Look no further! Our Paper Plate Leprechaun Beard Mask tutorial is sure to spark some inspiration within you today!
Perfect for teachers and parents alike who need an easy but meaningful activity for their kids, this orange paper plate beard craft involves minimal materials so it won’t break your budget either. We even included a FREE printable below, so you can get to crafting even faster!
Not only does this paper plate mask look amazing when finished, but its also great for imaginative playtime or as a photo prop at your holiday celebrations. Add in some other rainbow and shamrock crafts & you are sure to have a great St. Patrick’s Day party!
On that note, are you ready to make it happen? Find ALL the details and freebie in the easy craft tutorial below. Happy crafting, my friends!
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These cute leprechaun hat masks are easy to assemble and perfect for a St. Patrick’s party or just making something special together, during the month of March!
Craft Supplies:
- Large White Paper Plate
- Scissors
- Orange Craft Paint
- Paint Brush
- Printer
- Leprechaun Printable – on our landing page
- White Cardstock Paper
- Markers, Crayons, Colored Pencils etc.
- Stapler and/or Glue
- Jumbo Popsicle Stick
Directions:
- First cut out a large circle out of the center of your paper plate {don’t cut the rim though!} to create an opening for your face in the leprechaun gnome mask.
- Discard inner piece.
- Next up – use a paint brush to paint the remaining paper plate piece completely orange.
- When done painting, set it aside to let it dry completely.
- Now grab your printed printable and your choice of coloring material.
- Color in the hat and nose designs in the printable.
- When done coloring, cut out the two pieces and discard excess paper.
- Go ahead and staple {or glue} your colored in pieces to the painted paper plate. I suggest starting with the nose and then adding on the hat on top.
- Finally, the last step is to secure the popsicle stick in place. Simply staple or glue it in place to make a handle.
- At this point in time you can add any other embellishments you see fit.
- Then play with it proudly as you hold it up to your face and peek through the opening.
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Don’t let the leprechaun craft fun stop here! Be sure to also check out our popular Leprechaun Gnome and Puffy Paint Beard kids craft tutorials! Both of which would pair nicely with today’s theme!
Paper Plate Leprechaun Beard Mask
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