DIY Wooden Fox Craft the Kids Will Love

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DIY Wooden Fox Craft the Kids Will Love

This year we have shared quite a lot of fox themed blog posts. I talked about how I didn’t even realize I loved the fox until I put the search word into my blog and saw just how many fox themed ideas I had shared. There are heaps.

Well with this said we have one more fun fox craft. It’s a DIY Wooden Fox craft which can be perfect for autumn or as a Christmas decoration.

It’s time to get creative and make some of your own decorations. This DIY wooden fox craft for kids is a perfect way to introduce young ones to the idea of creating decorations, while also having fun and encouraging imaginative play.

Materials Needed for This Wooden Fox Craft

Goodlucky 50pcs 2Goodlucky 50pcs 2Sargent Art 24-2414 16-Ounce Acrylic Paint, OrangeSargent Art 24-2414 16-Ounce Acrylic Paint, OrangeCharles Leonard Creative Arts Flat Tip Paint Brushes, Short Stubby Plastic Handle with Hog Bristle, 7.5 Inch, Assorted Colors, 10-Pack (73290)Charles Leonard Creative Arts Flat Tip Paint Brushes, Short Stubby Plastic Handle with Hog Bristle, 7.5 Inch, Assorted Colors, 10-Pack (73290)

How to Make These Fox Decorations

Now for the fun fox decoration tutorial! Enjoy!

Step One – Paint Your Wooden Slices

The first step is to paint the slices white and let them dry. It’s important that everything has a good, solid coat of paint so it holds together well. Use a small paint brush and allow plenty of time for drying completely.

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Step Two- Cut Out Your Felt Material

Cut a circle from the orange felt the same size as the wood slice. 

Cut out the fox’s fur for his face from the orange felt circle.

Refer to the photo. Glue the orange felt onto the wood slice.

Step Three – Cut Out the Fox Nose

Cut a small circle (nose) from black felt and glue on top of the orange felt

Use a black paint marker to draw on eyes.

Step Four- Create the Fox Ears

Cut small triangles from orange felt. Cut smaller triangles from pink felt.

Glue the two pieces together. 

Cut the bottom into a rounded shape.

Glue the ears on top of the fox’s head.

Don’t they look cute!

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Step Five – Glue Twine Onto the Back of Your Decorations

Next glue twine onto the back for hanging on a Christmas tree.

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Your foxes are done. I love them.

They are so stinking cute and can be used both as Autumn decorations and at Christmas!

Fox Christmas Craft

Enjoy!

Fox Christmas Craft

You could  pop these on the Christmas Tree at Christmas. I’m sure they would look amazing.

Fox Christmas Craft

ENJOY!

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DIY Wooden Fox Craft

DIY Wooden Fox Craft

Making your wooden fox decor for your Christmas tree is super easy and a fun craft to do with kids. Follow these simple instructions on how to make one.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Natural Wood Slices
  • 4’oz Elmers Glue
  • Scissors
  • Decorative Twine crafts
  • Orange, Pink and Black Craft Foam
  • Acrylic White Paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Black Paint Marker

Tools

Instructions

    1. Paint the wood slice white using a small paintbrush with 1to 2 coats and allow them to dry completely.
    2. Cut a circle from the orange felt with the same size as the wood slice.
    3. Cut out the fox’s fur for his face from the orange felt circle.
    4. Glue the orange felt onto the wood slice.
    5. Cut a small circle (nose) from black felt and glue on top of the orange felt.
    6. Use a black paint marker to draw on eyes.
    7. Cut small triangles from orange felt and cut smaller triangles from pink felt.
    8. Glue the two pieces together.
    9. Cut the bottom into a rounded shape.
    10. Glue the ears on top of the fox’s head.
    11. Add the twine by putting some glue onto the back for hanging on a Christmas tree.

About Angela Milnes

Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!

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One Comment

  1. Hi, very nice all wooden crafts and specially fox craft is also gorgeous made
    very thankful to making such as awesome crafts.

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