A few weeks ago my daughter watched the Disney movie Lady And The Tramp for the first time. This has to be a classic all time favourite of mine and who doesn't love the iconic scene where Lady and the Tramp share a plate of spaghetti together. It's pretty iconic right!
Well, today we have a fantastic Disney themed Mickey Ears craft based on the characters Lady And The Tramp. I'm sure the kids and adults alike will love this Mickey ears paper craft and ornament idea. It's pretty simple to create and very easy especially when you use the free Disney paper craft template I've provided.
Really! This is a fun craft for all ages and would make a great decoration for a Christmas Tree! Of course Disney is for all year around so you can make this fun Disney paper craft idea any season!
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💖 Why You'll Love This Craft
- Adorable Love Theme: Celebrate one of Disney’s sweetest love stories with cute ears inspired by Lady and Tramp’s iconic spaghetti moment.
- Mix and Match Designs: Get creative by making one ear for Lady and one for Tramp, using ribbons, felt, or even faux fur for extra charm.
- Disney Movie Night Ready: Craft these ears before a family movie night and wear them while watching Lady and the Tramp for extra Disney magic!
🎨 Supplies Needed
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🖌️ How To Make This Lady and the Tramp Ornament Craft
- Step 1: Download and print out the Lady and the Tramp Mickey ears ornament template. Cut out the shapes and set aside.
- Step 2: Glue the lady and the tramp pieces together with a glue stick. Use the photos as a guide.
- Step 3: Add white school glue to the collar and tag of your characters. Sprinkle on glitter and shake off the excess.
- Step 4: Allow the glue to dry completely. Flip over the Mickey ears ornament and add a bit of white school glue to the back. Loop a piece of string or ribbon and glue in place.
- Step 5: Allow the glue to dry completely. Your Mickey Ears Paper craft is now complete. How fun! You can hang this on the tree or give as a gift.
Pro Tip: Consider adding unique touches, such as using different colors for the collars or incorporating additional decorations, to make each ornament uniquely yours.
🧑🎨 Expert Tips for Lady and the Tramp Disney Mickey Ears Paper Craft
- Use Quality Paper: Opt for sturdy paper to ensure the ornament holds its shape and durability.
- Precise Cutting: Carefully cut out the shapes from the template to maintain clean edges for a polished look.
- Accurate Assembly: Glue the pieces together following the provided photos as a guide to achieve the desired appearance.
- Add Sparkle Thoughtfully: Apply glitter to the collar and tag areas using white school glue, then shake off the excess for a sparkling effect.
- Secure Hanging Loop: Attach a loop of string or ribbon to the back of the ornament using white school glue, ensuring it's centered and secure.
- Allow Drying Time: Ensure each glued component is completely dry before handling to prevent pieces from shifting or detaching.
💭 FAQs
To create this craft, you'll need paper, glue, scissors, glitter, and string or ribbon. These materials are used to assemble the ornament featuring Lady and the Tramp
Download and print the template, cut out the shapes, and glue them together. Add glitter to the collars and tags, then attach a loop of string or ribbon for hanging.
This craft serves as a fun and easy way to celebrate Disney's "Lady and the Tramp." It's suitable for all ages and can be used as a decoration for a Christmas tree or as a gift. The project is simple to create, especially with the provided free template.
The free template for the Lady and the Tramp Mickey ears paper craft can be downloaded from the provided link in the article. This template includes all the necessary shapes to complete the ornament.
Download Template
Download your free Printable Lady And The Tramp Template here
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