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Cotton Ball Pig

Adorable Paper Plate crafts ~ Cotton Ball Pig

The kids love creating simple paper plate crafts, and animals always seems to be on the top of their list.  When I saw these sweet little Pigs from A Bushel and a Peck I knew the kids would love them!  Plus these were so easy to create, read on for full instructions.

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

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Materials Needed to make a Paper Plate Pig:

  • Paper Plate
  • Cotton Balls
  • Pink Paint
  • Paint Brush
  • White Glue
  • Pink Pipe Cleaner
  • Pink Construction Paper
  • Black marker
  • Googly Eyes

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

I am all about using what we have on hand.  Which was white paper plates and white cotton balls.  So instead of going to in search of Pink Cotton Balls and Pink Paper Plates, we decided to paint our own.

While the paper plates dried, the kids painted the cotton balls.  You could glue them first and then paint, either way works.  The kids then squeezed dots of glue onto their plate for the paint covered cotton balls.

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

I love the little painty fingers!

The kids wrapped the pipe cleaner around their finger to make the perfect Piggy tail.  Added a cute little nose, ears and google eyes.  Voila an adorable little pig!

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

 I love how puffy and cute these little pigs are!

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

Three Little Pig Crafts:

  • Pig Crafts for Kids ~ A collection of 10 of the cutes pig crafts!
  • 3 Little Pigs ~ Help the three little pigs build their houses.  Adorable craft.
  • Printable Storytime Craft: Three Little Pigs ~ Your kids will love these sweet little puppets.
  • The Three Little Pigs Pretend Play ~ Create an easy sensory bin to go along with the story.

Cotton Ball Pig ~ Adorable Paper Plate crafts

For more simple Paper Plate crafts, check out our:

Paper Plate Ladybugs

Paper Plate Hedgehogs

Shredded Paper Plate Sheep

Paper Plate Cow

Related posts:

  1. Fluffy Paper Plate Animals
  2. Cotton Ball Ghost Craft
  3. Cotton Ball Snowman Craft
  4. Pig Crafts for Kids
Posted in Kid Projects and tagged animals, Kid Crafts, Painting, Paper Plate.

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3 thoughts on “Cotton Ball Pig”

  1. j on at 6:24 pm said:

    OMG SOOOO cute and fun – a little expensive if we make more than one…I was trying to think of something else other than cotton balls that are more accessible. Although I love love love the piggy!!!

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  2. hey on at 9:42 pm said:

    yo

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  3. Kids Crafts by Three Sisters on at 7:49 pm said:

    The kids and I loved how fluffy the pig looks. Really adds dimension and gives a new twist to a paper plate craft. Tammy, we were so inspired by your Kids Craft Cotton Ball Pig we created a Lady Bug & Flamingo in your honor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVqE4UjC5cQ

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