My toddler loves the book Goodnight, Gorilla and one of his favorite animals is a lion. Today, he wanted make a “Roar” (a.k.a Lion craft for kids.) So, we created a Cupcake Liner Lion Craft.
Supplies To Make A Cupcake Liner Lion Craft:
- Small Paper Plate
- Cupcake Liners
- Glue
- Yellow Card Stock or Construction Paper
- Scissors
- Googly Eyes
- Black Pom Pom
- Black Marker
Directions To Make A Cupcake Liner Lion Craft:
- Fold each cupcake liner in half and then fold it in half again.
- Glue the cupcake liners around the edge of the paper plate. We used two rows of cupcake liners to add more texture and dimension to the lion.
- Draw and cut out a circle with a diameter of about 4 inches from the yellow card stock or construction paper. We traced a drinking glass to create the right size shape.
- Glue the circle on the center of the paper plate so it covers the folded edge of the cupcake liners.
- Cut two small triangles that are about 1 inch long out of the yellow card stock and glue them at the top of the circle for the lion’s ears.
- Glue a black pom pom in the center of the circle of the lion’s nose.
- Glue the two google eyes on the circle.
- Draw a “w” shape for the lion’s mouth with the black marker.
- Draw a “v” shape on each side of the pom pom for the whiskers.
Your children will love using your leftover cupcake liners to create this adorable and easy-to-make Cupcake Liner Lion Craft.
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Deanna Hershberger says
ADORABLE!
Cupcake liners make a perfect mane!! Genius.
Thank you for sharing with Kids Crafts from A-Z!
Raising Little Superheroes says
Thanks for hosting the Kids Crafts from A-Z!
Hil says
This is so cute. I love how you used muffin wrappers.
You should join my monthly challenge. We are covering Barnyard Dance this month! I would love to have you.
http://www.raisingfairiesandknights.com/monthly-book-club/
Tina says
This is a really cute craft! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Beth says
Thank you for this! I’ve included it on my blog, in a list of safari-themed resources for kids during lockdown. Stay safe and keep going!