DIY Paper Reindeer Craft & Christmas Bag For Kids
This super fun DIY Paper Reindeer Craft is a fantastic Christmas bag idea which is easy and simple to create . This fun Rudolf Christmas craft would make a great homemade Christmas gift which you can fill with treats and goodies for a friend or place under the tree for the kids.
I’ve shared step by step instructions and hope you love this fantastic paper bag craft idea. Don’t forget the free download at the bottom of the page.
Supplies For Your Reindeer Christmas Bag
- Brown Paper
- Colourful Paper/ Colourful Felt
- Red Glitter
- Markers
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Ribbons
- Paper Punch Machine
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How To Create Your Rudolf Bag
Step 1: Take an A4 sized brown paper. Place it horizontally.
Step 2: Fold 3 inches of the paper from the left side.
Step 3: Keep 3 inches gap in the middle then fold the right side as well.
Step 4: Overlap the left side with the right side and glue them together.
Step 5: Cut out the eyes for the reindeer from the template.
Step 6: Then cut out the rudolf nose part from the template as well.
Step 7: Use some red glitter glue to paint the nose.
Step 8: Then cut out a white oval shape for the back part of the reindeer’s nose.
Step 9: Then cut out the horns from the templates as well.
Step 10: Glue the eyes and noses on the front side of the bag. Keep a 1-inch gap on top and at least a 3/2 inches gap on the bottom.
Step 11: Fold 2 inches from the bottom.
Step 12: Firmly crease the bottom fold, you’ll make 2 triangular shape on both sides.
Step 13: Fold the bottom side of the fold upwards.
Step 14: Then fold the top of the fold downwards by slightly overlapping it with the bottom fold. The glue then together to secure it.
Step 15: Glue the horns of reindeer on the top left and right corners of the bag. Then punch 2 holes for the ribbon in the middle of the top part of the bag. And there you go the bag is ready.
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Paper Reindeer Craft & Christmas Bag For Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make a paper reindeer craft.
Materials
- Brown Paper
- Colourful Paper/ Colourful Felt
- Red Glitter
- Markers
- Ruler
- Ribbons
- Paper Punch Machine
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Take an A4 sized brown paper. Place it horizontally.
Fold 3 inches of the paper from the left side.
Keep 3 inches gap in the middle then fold the right side as well.
Overlap the left side with the right side and glue them together.
Cut out the eyes for the reindeer from the template.
Then cut out the Rudolf nose part from the template as well.
Use some red glitter glue to paint the nose.
Then cut out a white oval shape for the back part of the reindeer's nose.
Then cut out the horns from the templates as well.
Glue the eyes and noses on the front side of the bag. Keep a 1-inch gap on top and at least 3/2 inches gap on the bottom.
Fold 2 inches from the bottom.
Firmly crease the bottom fold, you’ll make 2 triangular shapes on both sides.
Fold the bottom side of the fold upwards.
Then fold the top of the fold downwards by slightly overlapping it with the bottom fold. The glue then together to secure it.
Glue the horns of reindeer on the top left and right corners of the bag. Then punch 2 holes for the ribbon in the middle of the top part of the bag. And there you go the bag is ready.
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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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