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How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids

We have been studying Nocturnal Animals and enjoying Fall Activities so naturally owls have been on our mind so we headed to the craft closet, grabbed some cupcake liners, and came up with a cute little owl to hang on our wall. Kids can easily make this craft which requires minimal scissor cuts since cupcake liners are circular–just the perfect shape! Cupcake liners come in several different colors and patterns so kids can choose exactly how they want their owl to look.

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

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Cupcake Liner Owl Craft

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

Supplies:
Standard Size Cupcake Liners-affiliate link (See more Cupcake Liner Crafts Here)

Mini Cupcake Liners

Orange, Brown, and Black Craft Paper
Scissors
Glue

Brown pen

Googly Eyes-affiliate link

 

Directions:

Have child cut a branch out of the brown paper or cut a branch for them depending on their ability.

Have child cut out a crescent shape from a yellow standard sized cupcake liner or piece of yellow paper.

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

Have child glue the branch to a black piece of paper. Have child glue a standard sized cupcake liner right above their branch. Have child glue the cupcake liner with the crescent shape cut out opening to the top of the page (like it’s going to catch water) to make the owls head.

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

Have child open up a mini cupcake liner and draw ruffled feathers on it. Have child glue it to the bottom cupcake liner. Have child glue two mini cupcake liners to the head to make the owls eyes.

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

Have child glue the googly eyes onto the mini cupcake liners. Have child cut out a small orange triangle and glue it to the owls face. Have child glue the crescent shape to the paper to make the moon.

How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

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How to Make a Cute Cupcake Liner Owl Craft with Kids: This craft is easy to make and requires minimal scissor skills so kids of all ages can make one. (Kids craft, preschool, kindergarten, fall, woodland animal, nocturnal animal)

Thanks for crafting with us today. If you enjoyed this idea please pin & share it with others so they can enjoy it too! Love, Katie & the Kiddos

Filed Under: Animal Kingdom, Bird, Crafts, Create, Cupcake Liner, Fall, Nocturnal

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Comments

  1. Lorraine says

    Hi, I just love this owl and would like to do this with my grandsons class; we’re doing the world of birds and this would be so cute. I have questions; is the liner for the body glued down flat, almost to the edge or just in the center ( the smooth part)? It looks like it’s flat but it also looks like the edge is up off the black paper..

    Thanks so much for the inspiration!
    Lorraine