My preschooler is a big fan of using tissue paper in crafts. So am I! We really enjoyed the fun textures the tissue paper created in our Tissue Paper Bee Craft so I decided to create another insect pattern and we made this super adorable Tissue Paper Ladybug Craft. I’ve included our pattern as a free printable to make this craft even more simple and fun!
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HOW TO MAKE A TISSUE PAPER LADYBUG
Supplies you will need:
Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern black and red tissue paper black cardstock paper black pipe cleaner googly eyes scissors tape school glue
Directions:
Start by printing out the Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern on cardstock paper and cut it out.2. Cut your black pipe cleaner in half, curl the ends to make antennae and tape it to the face of your ladybug. (see picture below)
Cut out some black and red squares from your tissue paper. Start by adding school glue to the spots on the body and adding crumbled tissue paper to them. Continue by adding glue and tissue paper to the face of the ladybug.
Now add school glue all over the body of the ladybug and finish covering it with crumpled red tissue paper.
5. Cut six legs out of your black cardstock paper and glue them to the bottom of your ladybug. Also, cut out a small strip of black paper to divide the wings and glue it down the middle of the body.
- Finish your ladybug by gluing on some large googly eyes at the front of his face. Those antennae poking up make him especially cute! Have you made a ladybug craft yet this Spring?
You might also enjoy these crafts:
Eric Carle inspired Ladybug Craft Balloon Print Ladybugs Cupcake Liner Ladybugs Tissue Paper Bee Kids Craft 15 Adorable Bee Crafts for Kids
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram for more crafty fun!
My preschooler is a big fan of using tissue paper in crafts. So am I! We really enjoyed the fun textures the tissue paper created in our Tissue Paper Bee Craft so I decided to create another insect pattern and we made this super adorable Tissue Paper Ladybug Craft. I’ve included our pattern as a free printable to make this craft even more simple and fun!
{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}
HOW TO MAKE A TISSUE PAPER LADYBUG
Supplies you will need:
Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern black and red tissue paper black cardstock paper black pipe cleaner googly eyes scissors tape school glue
Directions:
Start by printing out the Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern on cardstock paper and cut it out.2. Cut your black pipe cleaner in half, curl the ends to make antennae and tape it to the face of your ladybug. (see picture below)
Cut out some black and red squares from your tissue paper. Start by adding school glue to the spots on the body and adding crumbled tissue paper to them. Continue by adding glue and tissue paper to the face of the ladybug.
Now add school glue all over the body of the ladybug and finish covering it with crumpled red tissue paper.
5. Cut six legs out of your black cardstock paper and glue them to the bottom of your ladybug. Also, cut out a small strip of black paper to divide the wings and glue it down the middle of the body.
- Finish your ladybug by gluing on some large googly eyes at the front of his face. Those antennae poking up make him especially cute! Have you made a ladybug craft yet this Spring?
You might also enjoy these crafts:
Eric Carle inspired Ladybug Craft Balloon Print Ladybugs Cupcake Liner Ladybugs Tissue Paper Bee Kids Craft 15 Adorable Bee Crafts for Kids
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram for more crafty fun!
My preschooler is a big fan of using tissue paper in crafts. So am I! We really enjoyed the fun textures the tissue paper created in our Tissue Paper Bee Craft so I decided to create another insect pattern and we made this super adorable Tissue Paper Ladybug Craft. I’ve included our pattern as a free printable to make this craft even more simple and fun!
{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}
HOW TO MAKE A TISSUE PAPER LADYBUG
Supplies you will need:
- Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern
- black and red tissue paper
- black cardstock paper
- black pipe cleaner
- googly eyes
- scissors
- tape
- school glue
Directions:
Start by printing out the Tissue Paper Ladybug Pattern on cardstock paper and cut it out.2. Cut your black pipe cleaner in half, curl the ends to make antennae and tape it to the face of your ladybug. (see picture below)
Cut out some black and red squares from your tissue paper. Start by adding school glue to the spots on the body and adding crumbled tissue paper to them. Continue by adding glue and tissue paper to the face of the ladybug.
Now add school glue all over the body of the ladybug and finish covering it with crumpled red tissue paper.
Cut six legs out of your black cardstock paper and glue them to the bottom of your ladybug. Also, cut out a small strip of black paper to divide the wings and glue it down the middle of the body.
Finish your ladybug by gluing on some large googly eyes at the front of his face.
Those antennae poking up make him especially cute! Have you made a ladybug craft yet this Spring?
You might also enjoy these crafts:
Eric Carle inspired Ladybug Craft Balloon Print Ladybugs Cupcake Liner Ladybugs Tissue Paper Bee Kids Craft 15 Adorable Bee Crafts for Kids
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram for more crafty fun!
You might also enjoy these crafts:
Eric Carle inspired Ladybug Craft Balloon Print Ladybugs Cupcake Liner Ladybugs Tissue Paper Bee Kids Craft 15 Adorable Bee Crafts for Kids
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
- Eric Carle inspired Ladybug Craft
- Balloon Print Ladybugs
- Cupcake Liner Ladybugs
- Tissue Paper Bee Kids Craft
- 15 Adorable Bee Crafts for Kids
