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This delightful craft, featuring a brown paper bag tiger, is a beloved activity for children of all ages! We’ve created countless paper bag crafts because they are not only affordable but also immensely enjoyable for kids. Moreover, once the crafts are completed, children can engage in imaginative play with them. If your child or students have a fascination for wild animals, this craft is perfect for them. Follow our step-by-step instructions or watch the quick video tutorial to make this simple project.
Tiger Craft For Kids
Supplies
- Brown paper bag
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Hole punch or white-out pen (optional)
- Black marker (optional)
- Tiger craft template (download form located at the end of this post)
Related: Handprint Tiger Craft
Directions
- Download the tiger template, print it, and cut out the pieces.
- Glue the tiger’s head piece to the top of the brown paper bag flap. Attach the tiger’s body piece to the bottom of the bag.
- Place the white tiger’s muzzle between the tiger’s eyes and glue it. Optional: Use the hole punch to create two circles from the white paper and glue them as eyes. Alternatively, you can use a white out pen to draw the whites or leave them off entirely.
- Attach the tiger’s ears to the top corners of its face. Glue the pink inner ears to the middle of the outer ears.
- Glue the smaller tiger stripes around the top and sides of the tiger’s head. Trim off any excess paper using scissors.
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For young children, you can simplify the craft by using a black marker for them to draw the stripes.
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Glue the white tiger’s belly to the center of the bottom part of the paper bag. Attach the tiger’s body stripes on both sides. Trim off any excess paper.
Isn’t this craft absolutely cute and simple? It perfectly complements wild animal themes, zoo animal themes, or T is for tiger crafts!
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Crafting with your kids offers a multitude of benefits beyond passing the time. It teaches them essential life skills such as problem-solving, communication, and teamwork while having fun and creating something special together. Next time you’re looking for a new activity, grab some supplies and get crafty!
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Share With Us
Did you and your kids create this tiger paper bag puppet? We would love to see it! Snap a picture of your finished craft and share it with us by posting it on our Facebook page or by joining our private Facebook group and sharing it there.