DIY Maleficent Craft With Free Disney Template
DIY Maleficent Craft With Free Disney Template
Maleficent is an interesting character when it comes to Disney Villains. As a child I grew up knowing her from the movie Sleeping Beauty, however since Maleficent 1 and 2 came out, I now know quite a bit more about this Disney character.
Today we have a super easy and fun Maleficent craft. It’s made from paper and doesn’t have too many materials. You can also download the free Maleficent printable PDF to help make this craft super easy.
How to Pronounce Maleficent
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Well, I wasn’t sure how to pronounce the word Maleficent correctly but after talking to a few Disney loving friends we agreed the correct pronunciation sounds like this (MAL – that rhymes with Pal) (Ef – for F) E sounds like E and the cent as in the money cent.
So it sounds like MAL-EF-E-CENT …. Just in case you wanted to know! Now onto this fun Maleficent craft. Be sure to check out the sister sleeping beauty craft.
What You Need to Make This Maleficent Craft
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How to Make This Maleficent Disney Ornament
Download and print out the Maleficent Mickey Head ornament template.
Cut out and set aside.
Add white school glue to the flames on the ears Sprinkle on glitter and shake off the excess.
Allow the glue to dry completely.
Glue the pieces together with a glue stick. Use the photos as a guide.
Flip over the ornament and add a bit of white school glue to the back.
Loop a piece of string or ribbon and glue in place. Allow the glue to dry completely.
You could also laminate this ornament for longer keep!
Download Your Free Maleficent Template Here
Teddy Bear Cookies
These super cute teddy bears are easy to make and will make a fun addition to your child's party or a teddy bears picnic.
Instructions
**To achieve a light brown shade, add 2 small drops of brown gel food coloring into 4-5 oz. of white fondant and knead until completely tinted.
Prepare cookies according to recipe’s/instant mix’s directions.
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and preheat oven according to sugar cookie’s recipe.
Roll out the cookie dough until it’s about 1/3 of an inch thick.
Using the circular cookie cutter, cut one dozen circles from your cookie dough. Place gently on lined baking sheet.
Bake according to recipe’s directions and allow to cool completely before decorating.
Roll out brown fondant until it’s about ¼ of an inch thick.
Use cookie cutter to cut out 12 fondant circles.
Press one fondant circle on each cookie.
To assemble one bear:
Roll out 2 small spheres out of the brown fondant, about 1/3 of an inch in size. Flatten each one out until it’s a circle that’s ½ an inch in size.
Roll out 2 small spheres out of the pink fondant, about ¼ of an inch in size. Flatten each one and press onto brown fondant circles.
Place on top of cookie - these will act as the bear’s ears.
Roll out a piece of brown fondant, about 1 inch in size and flatten it to create a smooth circle, about 1 inch in diameter.
Place on the lower middle portion of the cookie.
Roll out one small pink sphere, about 1/3 of an inch in size. Flatten slightly and place in the center on the one inch circle that was just secured on the cookie. This will act as the bear’s nose.
Roll out 2 black fondant circles, about ¼ of an inch in size. Place both just above the one inch circle - they will act as the bear’s eyes.
Roll out one small black fondant strip and give it an arch. Place just underneath the nose - this will act as the bear’s smile.
Use a paring knife to score little lines down the middle of the round fondant base. These will act as the bear’s “sewed stitches.”
Optional: brush some water on the back of the fondant pieces to help secure them on the cookie.
Serve and enjoy!
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