Make a talking dinosaur with construction paper and a clothespin! Such an easy craft for kids. Use your imagination and make other clothespin animals, too!
If you like simple crafts for kids check out our DIY pocket fan made out of paper and popsicle sticks!
Watch our step by step video!
Talking Dinosaur Clothespin Craft
Ruby did it again. She came up to me with this darling little dinosaur clothespin craft that she made for Mac. He LOVED it, and chased everyone around with its little chomping mouth. If you missed her last craft creation click here!
I organized my craft closet last week becuase, after having the kids home for over a month, it was looking a bit worse for wear. We found craft supplies that we had forgotten about, and others that we thought we had lost. Like our clothespins! I KNEW I had a package of them somewhere, but couldn't find them. Until I finally tidied up.
She had so much fun making this dinosaur that she decided to make a pig too (her favorite animal). You can catch a glimpse of her darling clothespin pig in the step by step video above!
What's your favorite animal? Chances are you could probably make a cute talking clothespin craft with it!
What Supplies Are Needed To Make A Dinosaur Clothespin?
- Paper: construction paper or card stock---something sturdy.
- A clothespin
- Glue: Hot glue is the quickest, but craft glue works too!
- Craft Eyes: Optional. You can draw an eye on if you'd like!
This little dinosaur takes just minutes to make so go ahead and make two of them so that they can talk to eachother!
More Easy Crafts for Kids
Corgi Puppy Softie Sewing Pattern for Kids
How to Make a Talking Dinosaur Out of a Clothespin
Talking Dinosaur Clothespin Craft
Equipment
- glue gun
- pen or pencil
Materials
- craft paper
- clothespin
- craft eyes
Instructions
- Use a pen or pencil to cut out 2 circles.
- Cut each circle in half.
- Hot glue half of one circle on the bottom of the clothespin. Hot glue the other half to the top. Do not glue over the metal part of the clothespin.
- Open the clothespin to make sure that you didn't accidently glue the clothespin closed.
- Repeat for the other side so that both sides of the clothespins have a dinosaur face (circle).
- Cut out 6 spikes (triangles). Glue the 3 spikes to the top of the dinosaur head on the front and 3 to the back.
- Glue on an eye to each side of the dinosaur head (front/back)*
Video
Notes
Here are more fun boredom buster ideas for kids!
Leave a Reply