Rudolf the red nose reindeer is a song I loved to sing every Christmas. It still is and it’s now one of my daughter’s favorites. Today I am sharing a super simple and easy craft for kids, It’s a Rudolf craft made from foam and few crafty bits. I have really enjoyed making some lovely items this Christmas season and hope you like this.
*I use affiliate links in this post. If you buy anything from my links I will earn a small commission*
Contents
Supplies For This Rudolf Craft
- To make this craft you will need
- brown foam
- one pair of scissors
- a glue gun
- googly eyes
- a red pom pom
- pipe cleaner.
- Sellotape
Don’t have time to do this craft now? Pin it to Pinterest so you can save it for later! I appreciate all shares and am grateful for your support!
RELATED POST: RUDOLF TEALIGHT ORNAMENT
I began by cutting out the shape of my Rudolf head. This is an easy step.
You may want to draw the outline for a younger child or allow an older child to draw and create their own rudolf head.
It’s a great task for developing fine motor skills and letting the child be creative is always a great idea.
Next I used the glue gun to stick on googly eyes. You can use a glue gun or another kind of glue such as PVA which is not hot.
Once both eyes were glued I moved onto the red pom pom Rudolf nose.
After gluing the nose on Rudolf, I used the pipe cleaner to make Rudolf into a decoration.
I bent the Rudolf and then stuck the pipe cleaner down using silver glitter sellotape.
You can use plain Sellotape but I had some sparkly tape so I thought it would be more festive.
Here is the final Rudolf decoration. I think it is pretty simple but effective.
You could also make other decorations the same way, maybe a Christmas Tree or Santa’s beard. What will you try?
Are you looking for a fun, free printable? Why not try this Pin the nose on Rudolf. Simply download and print off to play with the kids this Christmas.
To download your free Rudolf Printable Game just click here.
Easy And Simple Rudolf Craft For Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make an easy and simple Rudolf craft.
Materials
- To make this craft you will need
- brown foam
- one pair of scissors
- googly eyes
- a red pom pom
- pipe cleaner
- Sellotape
Tools
- a glue gun
Instructions
I began by cutting out the shape of my Rudolf's head. This is an easy step.
You may want to draw the outline for a younger child or allow an older child to draw and create their own Rudolf head.
It’s a great task for developing fine motor skills and letting the child be creative is always a great idea.
Next, I used the glue gun to stick on googly eyes. You can use a glue gun or another kind of glue such as PVA which is not hot.
Once both eyes were glued I moved onto the red pom pom Rudolf nose.
After gluing the nose on Rudolf, I used the pipe cleaner to make Rudolf into a decoration.
I bent the Rudolf and then stuck the pipe cleaner down using silver glitter sellotape.
You can use plain Sellotape but I had some sparkly tape so I thought it would be more festive.
Here is the final Rudolf decoration. I think it is pretty simple but effective.
MORE CRAFTS YOU MIGHT LIKE:
WOODEN SANTA DECORATION FOR KIDS
ELF CRAFT: DIY WOODEN ELF FAMILY PORTRAIT
EASY ELF ON THE SHELF IDEAS YOU WILL LOVE
Don’t have time to do this craft now? Pin it to Pinterest so you can save it for later! I appreciate all shares and am grateful for your support!
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!
I love it! What a lovely activity to get children involved with as part of enjoying the Christmas spirit. Plus they get something tangible at the end.
thanks
This is so cute and simple. We’re going to try it. Thanks for sharing
Your welcome. Glad you like it.
This is such a simple craft for kids over the break. They could hang them on all the doors in a way to prepare for guests.
Yes they could hang them anywhere 🙂
This is so beautiful. I will give it a try with my little one
oh thanks. Let me know how it goes.
This is so cute and easy! My son would love it!
That’s lovely. It is a simple craft for little ones to try.