Aurora World Pompom 6-inch Penguin - Multicolor

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At this time of the year I know I’m never super keen to spend out on a load of new crafts supplies so I’ve tried to share some easy penguin craft ideas using materials that hopefully you already have to hand – lots of paper, paint and glue! You don’t need any special tools – basically just yarn, felt, scissors and a glue gun! You can do it. I promise! I made most of these little guys while I was curled up on the couch in my pajamas watching Call the Midwife on Netflix – I’ve been watching it every night for weeks and I’m going to be so sad when I run out of episodes! Blow your balloon up and then release the air to get it nice and stretchy. Tie a knot in the tip, then cut off the rounded end, leaving most of the balloon in one piece.

We’ve shared lots of fun winter crafts and activities and many of them use our free pintables to help you set them up. I’ve found over the years that the easiest way to print with bubble wrap is to make a little mitten like glove with it that you can put over your child’s hand. So, I thought I could come up with a simpler PomPom wreath idea – this easy PomPom Penguin Paper Wreath! A lovely craft for kids that works either as a DIY ChristmasWreath for Kids or throughout Winter. We love easy Winter Crafts for Kids. Easy Paper Plate Wreath decorated with adorable Pom Pom Penguins for Christmas & Winter> First shared in Dec 2019 Pom Pom Penguin Wreath for Kids – MaterialsWhen school asked for donations of wool, so they could make Pom Pom Wreaths with KS1 (5-7yrs olds), I thought – oh no.. that is a LOT of wool you will need. Make a really simple cotton ball penguin by glue cotton balls onto the penguin’s belly, the texture of this craft make it a really nice one for preschoolers and kids in kindergarten too. Using a gentle and humorous narrative and the most expressive panda, emerging readers will delight in the exploits of this adorable bear. Picturebooks Blogger Make some super cute penguin crafts by designing one yourself! Add your own eyes and beak to create your own penguins face. Cut a piece of white yarn about 8 inches long. Then slide it between your middle fingers like in the photo below.

Color in your penguin then using scissors cut around the outline for your template before gluing it onto a paper bag to make a simple puppet to play with. Design Your Own PenguinDo you ever make something, and then smile at it, thinking “OMG! This is the cutest thing in the whole world!??!”. Because that’s how I feel about these pom pom penguins. Oh my goodness, they are so adorable!! And they are really easy to make!! Remember that yarn you slid between your middle fingers? Wrap it around the middle of the yarn and tie it as best you can. This easy kids craft is suitable for all age groups and makes a fun project for Winter or holiday-themed crafting. The printable template is free. The gray little one is supposed to be a baby… I think… aren’t baby penguins gray?? Either way, the gray one is super cute!!

Another brilliantly heart warming story about friendship and finding your own unique talent, from the queen of the bold palette and deceptively simple characterisation. Don’t forget to add an orange beak and some pink cheeks too! If you want to do this you might want to laminate the template so that you can use it more than once. More Penguin Crafts for Kids Penguins are a great topic for winter crafts and I think that they’re one that pretty much everyone likes, after all penguins are so cute!The other thing to note about today’s craft.. though I give you a basic “pom pom pattern”… I find that each penguin comes out with a completely different character. Embrace these differences and be excited about the fact that your creations will be different. Will you have a short chubby one or a long thin one? What colour ear muffs will your penguin have? Enjoy! Remove the base from your paper cup. Cut a slit across it with a craft knife (adults recommended to do this step) and use your fingers to rip the paper base out. Seriously, how cute are these penguin poppers? They’re a fun penguin-themed DIY toy you can make in a flash.

Santa brings him his own, real penguin named Osbert and Joe finds learns ‘Be careful what you wish for’ when things don’t go how he imagined. Osbert wants to do all the things that penguins do so Joe has to do things like eat herring with seaweed jam for breakfast. They go to visit the Antarctic World at the zoo and realize that is where he belongs. I’ve also shared some more ideas below for ways that you can adapt this craft so you can change it to include materials that you already own or can find easily or change this activity up in a way that you think will be more fun for your child. Go with whatever works for you!

About the book, My Penguin Osbert:

Or you can leave the scarves loose. My kids loved being able to change the scarves from one penguin to another, so we haven’t actually glued our scarves yet. Cut an orange beak, two feet (small hearts), some pink cheeks, get your googly eyes ready and heat up your hot glue gun.