Create a stunning torn paper lion mane with simple materials from home. Follow our step-by-step guide for an exciting craft.
Crafting is a wonderful way to inspire creativity in kids while also developing their motor skills. If you’re looking for a fun, engaging activity that’s easy to set up, a torn paper lion craft is perfect!
Whether you’re trying to keep the kids occupied on a rainy afternoon or adding to a themed learning activity about animals, this craft is sure to excite their imagination!
Craft Supplies:
Before your little ones can start crafting, you need to gather some essential supplies. Don’t worry; the list is short and simple!
- Orange Construction Paper
- Choice of Color Construction Paper
- Cardstock Paper
- Lion Card Printable – on our landing page
- Crayons, Markers or Coloring Pencils
- Craft Scissors
- School Glue
- Embellishments
Directions:
Now that your materials are ready, it’s time to bring your lion to life. Follow these easy steps and enjoy watching your kids’ creativity bloom.
- Start by downloading and printing the FREE “You’re A-RAWR-ABLE” printable (linked above) onto a sheet of white cardstock.
- Let the kids color and cut out the lion’s head shape and the accompanying text piece. At this stage, they can also add eyes to the lion for a fun, personal touch.
- Next, help your child cut or tear orange construction paper into small pieces – these will form the lion’s mane.
- Apply a generous layer of school glue across a fresh sheet of construction paper.
- Have the kids press their torn paper pieces onto the glue, adding more if needed, until they create a mane shape they’re happy with.
- Once the mane is complete, glue the lion’s head in the center of the decorated paper.
- Finally, attach the text cutout anywhere you like to complete the design.
- Allow the finished “torn construction paper lion” masterpiece to dry completely before displaying it proudly!
- Be sure to also snap a photo and share it with the hashtag #GluedToMyCrafts or tag us to showcase their beautiful artwork. We’d love to see what you create!
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There’s something magical about turning simple materials into a delightful masterpiece. Today’s unique torn construction paper lion craft offers kids the chance to explore their creativity while learning and having fun.
On that note, next time you’re searching for an activity to do with your little ones, give this craft a try. You’ll be amazed at the results!Happy crafting, my friends!
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Create a stunning torn paper lion mane with simple materials from home. Follow our step-by-step guide for an exciting craft.
Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:
Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!
Directions:
- Start by downloading and printing the FREE "You're A-RAWR-ABLE" printable (linked above) onto a sheet of white cardstock.
- Let the kids color and cut out the lion’s head shape and the accompanying text piece. At this stage, they can also add eyes to the lion for a fun, personal touch.
- Next, help your child cut or tear orange construction paper into small pieces - these will form the lion’s mane.
- Apply a generous layer of school glue across a fresh sheet of construction paper.
- Have the kids press their torn paper pieces onto the glue, adding more if needed, until they create a mane shape they’re happy with.
- Once the mane is complete, glue the lion's head in the center of the decorated paper.
- Finally, attach the text cutout anywhere you like to complete the design.
- Allow the finished "torn construction paper lion" masterpiece to dry completely before displaying it proudly!
- Be sure to also snap a photo and share it with the hashtag #GluedToMyCrafts or tag us to showcase their beautiful artwork. We’d love to see what you create!
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