Pink Pirate Paper Bag Craft
Today we are sharing a tutorial for creating this fantastic Pink pirate paper bag craft. Pirates don’t always have to be male and this lovely female pirate is a great fun activity you can enjoy making with the little ones. Enjoy.
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What You Will Need For This Pirate Craft
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How To Make This Pirate Puppet
Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag.
You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
Glue pink strips of paper onto the bags to give the shirts some stripes.
Glue a brown strip of paper across the paper bag to give the pirates a belt. (refer to the photo)
Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
Cut rectangles from gold glitter foam or cardstock.
Glue onto the pirate’s belts.
Cut a small rectangle from black paper and glue into the center of the belts.
Trace the head template onto flesh toned paper.
Cut out and glue onto the top of the paper bag.
Trace the bandana template onto coloured paper, cut out and glue onto the top of the pirate’s heads.
Cut pieces of colored paper to add accents to the bandana’s.
Cut hair pieces from coloured paper and slip under the bandana/and or hat while the glue is still wet.
Cut earrings from gold glitter foam or paper and glue onto the pirate’s ears.
Use black paper to add eyelashes to her eyes.
Trace the sword/and or hook template onto cardstock, cut out, glue together and glue onto the side of your pirates.
Download Your Pirate Face and Sword Template Here! There is also a Captain Hook and Parrot Template too!
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Pink Pirate Paper Bag Craft
This is a tutorial on how to make a pink pirate paper bag craft.
Materials
- Construction Paper
- White Paper Bag
- Glue Stick
- Gold Glitter Paper Stock
- Black Marker
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag.
You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
Glue pink strips of paper onto the bags to give the shirts some stripes.
Glue a brown strip of paper across the paper bag to give the pirates a belt. (refer to the photo)
Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
Cut rectangles from gold glitter foam or cardstock.
Glue onto the pirate’s belts.
Cut a small rectangle from black paper and glue into the center of the belts.
Trace the head template onto flesh toned paper.
Cut out and glue onto the top of the paper bag.
Trace the bandana template onto coloured paper, cut out and glue onto the top of the pirate’s heads.
Cut pieces of colored paper to add accents to the bandana’s.
Cut hair pieces from coloured paper and slip under the bandana/and or hat while the glue is still wet.
Cut earrings from gold glitter foam or paper and glue onto the pirate’s ears.
Use black paper to add eyelashes to her eyes.
Trace the sword/and or hook template onto cardstock, cut out, glue together and glue onto the side of your pirates.
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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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