Are you ready to have some oink-tastic fun with your little ones? Look no further because we have rounded up the cutest pink pig crafts for preschoolers! From paper plate piggy banks to cotton ball pig noses, these crafts are sure to bring a smile to your little one’s face.
Not only are they adorable, but they also provide a chance for your child to practice their fine motor skills and creativity. So grab some pink paper and let the piggy crafting begin!
Great Pig Crafts for Preschool
We have the perfect activity for your little ones – a paper plate pig craft! Not only is it adorable, but it also helps your child practice their fine motor skills and creativity.
To make this craft, you will need:
- Paper plate
- Pink paint
- Colored card stock
- White card stock
- Black Sharpie
- Glue stick
- Scissors
To start, have your child paint the paper plate pink with a few thin coats. While they are waiting for the paint to dry, they can cut out the pig’s eyes, nose, ears, and hooves from the colored and white cardstock using their own creativity.
Once the paper plate is dry, have them glue the parts together. They can then use the black sharpie to draw a mouth just below the nose, and glue the hooves to the back and bottom of the paper plate.
Ta-da! Your little one has just made their very own pig craft. They can even personalize it by adding their own piggy details or decorations.
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Get ready to oink and create with our adorable cotton ball pig craft! This cute and puffy paper plate craft is perfect for kids and is super easy to make.
All you need is:
- A paper plate
- Cotton balls
- Pink paint
- A paint brush
- White glue
- A pink pipe cleaner
- Pink construction paper
- A black marker
- and googly eyes
If you don’t have pink paper plates or cotton balls on hand, never fear – just have your little ones paint them pink with the paintbrush.
Once the paper plate and cotton balls are dry, it’s time to start crafting! Have your child glue the paint-covered cotton balls onto the paper plate in a piggy shape. Then, have them wrap a pink pipe cleaner around their finger to create a piggy tail and glue it onto the paper plate. Add some ears, a nose, and googly eyes to complete the piggy transformation.
Your child will love bringing this cute and puffy pig to life and will have a blast using their creativity and fine motor skills. Oink, oink!
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This next pig craft is a fun and easy activity for kids to learn about farm animals. This will enhance your little ones’ fine motor skills, creativity, and following directions.
To make this craft, you will need:
- A paper plate
- Pink paint
- Pink paper scraps
- A glue stick,
- A little bit of tape
- Scissors
- and a pen
First, paint the paper plate pink and let it dry. Cut out the pig’s face using circles, ovals, and triangles for the ears. You can add details to the pig’s face with a pen.
Next, fold the paper plate in half and secure it with tape. Cut out some feet and add black details to the pig’s trotters.
Choose to make a sideways-facing pig with a curled tail or a forward-facing pig that can rock. Finally, shape the pig further by folding the sides of the paper plate down or cutting off the corners.
When you’re finished, you’ll have a cute and fun rocking paper plate pig. For more information about this activity, be sure to check out redtedart.com
Let’s create a crafty piggy! All you’ll need is:
- Some pink and black craft foam
- A pipe cleaner
- Googly eyes
- Scissors
- Glue
- and tape
You can use a printable template to make this farm animal craft a breeze. Older kiddos can handle this project on their own, and with a little prep work (cutting out the pieces), younger ones can join in on the fun too. Follow these steps to bring your piggy to life:
1. Print and cut out the pig template.
2. Trace the little circles (for the nose) and the mouthpieces onto black craft foam and cut them out.
3. Trace the rest of the pieces onto pink craft foam and cut them out.
4. Curl the pipe cleaner around your finger, then tape it to the back of the pig’s body (tape works better than glue here).
5. Glue on the pig’s feet.
6. Glue the head onto the body, then add the ears, mouth, snout, and googly eyes.
This craft is a great opportunity for children to develop their shape recognition and color identification practice. Voila! You now have a cute, crafty piggy.
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This toilet paper roll pig craft is a simple and enjoyable project for children learning about animals. All you need is:
- Toilet paper roll
- Craft paper
- Googly eyes
- Scissors and glue
Follow the steps below to create your very own piggy:
1. Wrap a toilet paper roll in light pink craft paper.
2. Cut slits on the top edge of the roll to create flaps for ears. Fold the flaps to create pointy ears.
3. Cut out ear shapes, nostrils, a snout, and small ear shapes from craft paper.
4. Assemble the pig by sticking the small ear shapes inside the big ones, the nostrils onto the snout, the ears onto the pointy ends of the toilet paper roll, and the snout in the middle of the body.
5. Add googly eyes to the pig’s face and create a farm scene with grass and flowers cut from colored craft paper.
This craft can help kids develop fine motor skills, creativity, and the ability to follow instructions. It can also help them practice color and shape recognition and spatial awareness. Give it a try for a fun and educational activity with your kids.
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These adorable Sponge Roller Pigs are not only a blast to make, but they are also easy on the wallet. All of the supplies can be found at the dollar store, making these piggy friends only a few cents each to create.
Whether you want to quickly assemble them with hot glue or let your little ones get in on the action with regular craft glue, the choice is yours.
Just gather some:
- Pink sponge rollers
- Pink pipe cleaners
- Plastic googly eyes
- and scissors
Now, you’re ready to start crafting.
To make the pigs, cut the pipe cleaners into pieces for the legs and curl another piece for the tail. Then, using glue or hot glue, attach the legs, eyes, and tail to the sponge roller. If you want to add a little extra flair to your pigs, you can also use the included printable for the noses.
These Sponge Roller Pigs are sure to bring a smile to your child’s face and provide hours of imaginative play. Head to the dollar store and get crafting today!
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Get your kids excited about recycling and plants with this fun and easy pig plant pot craft. All you need is:
- A large plastic bottle
- Acrylic paint,
- Felt
- Googly eyes
- A pen
- A glue gun or PVA glue
- and scissors
First, draw a cut line around the bottle and two triangular shapes for the pig’s ears. Mix pink and white paint together to create a pig shade of pink and paint the whole outside of the bottle.
Cut out an oval shape and two triangles from the pink felt for the nose and inner ears and cut two small ovals from the black felt for the nostrils.
Glue the black ovals onto the pink oval and then glue the nose, eyes, and inner ears onto the pig. Color the feet with a pink pen or paint and your pig plant pot is ready to go!
Encourage your kids to choose a small plant to put in their new pot and watch it grow. Get creative and make all sorts of farmyard animals using different colored paint and felt.
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Are you ready for a fun and creative craft activity? Then you’ll love our latest Kids Craft Stars challenge: a cereal box pig!
To make your very own pig, you’ll need:
- A cereal box
- Glue
- Pink pipe cleaner
- Paint
- Paintbrush
- Scissors
- Googly eyes
- Pink cardstock paper
- Pink button
First, mark where you’ll be cutting on your cereal box. Cut the box in half, and on the bottom, cut out space for the legs. Then, paint your pig and set it aside to dry.
Next, create the pig’s face using your pink card stock paper, googly eyes, and a pink button. Glue everything together and attach it to the front of the cereal box.
Finally, add some curly pink pipe cleaners to the end of the pig for a tail, and you’re all set! Your cereal box pig is complete.
This craft activity is great for kids of all ages, and it’s a fun way to use up those empty cereal boxes. Plus, it helps to promote fine motor skills, creativity, problem-solving, spatial awareness, and hand-eye coordination. Happy crafting!
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This handprint pig craft is perfect for kids of all ages and is sure to put a smile on their faces. Plus, it’s a great way to get in the farm-themed spirit!
To get started, gather up the following materials:
- Pink paint
- A black Sharpie
- Pink paper
- Googly eyes
- and glue
Have the kids paint their four fingers pink (excluding the thumb) and then stamp their hands on a piece of white paper. Once they’ve done that, have them paint a circle for the pig’s head and ears. Let everything dry and then add some hooves, a heart nose, and some googly eyes.
To give this craft a Valentine’s Day twist, write on the side “Hogs & Kisses!” How cute is that? Your little ones will love giving these handprint pigs to their friends and loved ones. And who knows, they may even inspire a farm-themed party!
This handprint pig craft is easy, fun, and super cute. It also encourages creativity and self-expression. By allowing kids to choose their own colors and design their own pig, they are able to put their own personal touch on the project.
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It’s piggy bank time! This adorable craft is perfect for your toddler and makes for a fun learning tool too. Your little ones will love counting and sorting their “coins” as they drop them into their very own piggy bank. And with a little adult supervision, they can even dump them all out again on their own.
To make this piggy bank, you’ll need:
- Some pink construction paper
- Pink craft foam
- A pink pipe cleaner
- A marker,
- Scissors
- Glue
- Tape
- and googly eyes (optional)
Follow these steps to start making your very own coin-counting piggy bank:
- Number the bottle lids from 1-10
- Wrap pink construction paper around the canister and tape it in place
- Cut a slit in the top of the canister large enough for coins to fit in (to be done by an adult)
- Secure edges of newly cut slit to can with tape
- Cut two thin strips of craft foam and tape or glue them to the opposite side of the canister
- Cut two circles of pink construction paper and cover the lid and bottom of the canister
- Twist the pink pipe cleaner around the marker and tape the tail to the removable lid of the canister
- Cut an oval piece of craft foam for the nose, add black circles, and glue it to the bottom of the can
- Add eyes and smile to can
- Cut two ears out of craft foam and tape or glue them to the head of the pig
A little reminder, the juice lids may be a choking hazard. Happy crafting!
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Conclusion
Thanks for checking out our Pink and Pretty Pig Crafts for Preschool! We hope these cute and fun piggy projects put a smile on your little one’s face. Whether you choose to make a piggy bank, piggy cereal box, or piggy rocking paper, we know your little ones will love getting crafty with these pink and pretty pigs. Happy crafting!
