Winnie the Pooh Party Pack Lifesize Cardboard Cutout, Child Size Stand In and Six Pack of Masks

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You could cut the figures out, prop them up with toilet paper rolls, attach index cards and use them as food identifiers for your table spread.

Print the illustrations of your kids’ choosing onto the shrink sheets and have them color them in with markers. You might have to enlarge the illustrations a bit to get them to size, but you can easily do that using a word processor or illustration software.

Then you’re going to take brown lunch bags and flip them so that the bottom is at the top. You’ll paste the faces onto the flat bottom. If you’re going the fact route, kids can look up Winnie the Pooh online and write down interesting tidbits that they find. You could have your little one color in a few of the characters, cut them out, and then string them together to make bunting. Print off the illustrations that you wish to use – you might have to “blow up” the characters’ so that their faces are big enough to make the masks.

How did your kids crafts Winnie the Pooh turn out? What color did you use to make your Disney Family Crafts out of paper? Don’t forget to share your Winnie the Pooh Paper Craft with us. We hope you enjoyed our Disney Winnie the Pooh Crafts! For a new baby on the way, turn my Winnie the Pooh coloring sheets into a cute mobile to hang over the crib. Your kids can get put their hands up inside the bag and move the bottom up and down to make the characters talk. 8. Party Décor EPS – For Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Corel Draw and more. The best choice of graphics format for high-resolution printing of illustrations. You’re going to color in five or six of the figures on my illustrations and cut them out. Then poke holes in the tops of them and tie on different lengths of string.

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It’ll add a cute, handmade touch to the card and give the soon-to-be mom a little glimpse into what she has to look forward to one day. 9. Brown Bag Puppets Then have your kids color in and cut out the central figures in one of my Winnie the Pooh illustrations. Have them color in the pictures and then use a three-hole punch and some yarn to bind the books. 4. Honey Pot Pencil Jars