Owl Craft Ideas are something I've been looking at recently on Pinterest. There are so many fabulous preschool bird craft ideas online and this week I've been creating a few different owl crafts with my daughter. It's been really fun.
Today I am excited to share this easy papercraft activity which is perfect to make with the kids.
When I was a child my grandmother loved Owls. She still does! Grandma has lots of owl ornaments in her home and every year when it was grandma's birthday we would buy her an owl themed gift.
In fact as an adult a few years ago I bought grandma a cute Owl wheat pack and she has never used it. It is still on her mantle looking super cute.
This is a fun hooting Owl craft tutorial and I'm sure you will love it.
What You Will Need for This Owl Craft
How to Make an Owl Out of Paper
Take a piece of paper about 4 inch long and 2 and a half inch width.
Apply glue on one end of the paper and then join the both ends together by making a roll. Now take another piece of paper of different colour. It should be shorter than the previous one.
Now glue the piece of paper over the previous Paper roll. Use glitter to add some details.
Now cut out ears, wings, eyes and the beak for the owl.
Glue the wings, ears, eyes and beak to form the owl.
Your toilet tube owl craft is now ready and is a fun craft to try out.
You can make a few Owls which are different lengths in height and make a small collection. Enjoy!
What do you think?
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Please Pin This Easy Paper Owl Craft
Owl Paper Craft For Kids
Materials
- Colourful Craft Papers
- Scissors
- Paper Glue/Glue Stick
- Glitter
Instructions
- 1. Take a piece of paper about 4 inches long and 2 and a half-inch width.
2. Apply glue on one end of the paper and then join both ends together by making a roll. Take another piece of paper of different colors. It should be shorter than the previous one.
3. Glue the piece of paper over the previous Paper roll. Use glitter to add some details.
4. Cut out ears, wings, eyes, and the beak for the owl.
5. Glue the wings, ears, eyes, and beak to form the owl.
These little owls are super cute and would be fun to create with little ones! Owls are such unique birds. I'm always drawn to cute owl decor and gift ideas.
thanks. 🙂
So cute! My friend is a teacher so it's so much fun to see crafts that people come up with!
thanks so much. It's a great place to get ideas for preschool or kindergarten etc,
These owls are so cute. I will def try to make these next I babysit.
Awesome. I'd love to hear how it goes.
Cute, cute, cute!!! All of my kids can do this with some minor adaptations for the various ages. The book choices makes this a really fun activity.
Oh thanks. Yes this can be adapted for different ages. For sure!
These are a perfect girl scout project. I lvoe the rainbow of glitter glue available.
Agreed. The glitter glue is always fun to use when crafting.