Cupcake Liner Frog Craft

Hippity hop it’s time to make a frog craft out of cupcake liners!

Cupcake liners crafts can be really fun, the best way to do this is to give kids different colors and let them come up with their own animal, but sometimes you just need an idea, like how to make a frog cupcake liners craft :).

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Frog Cupcake Liner Craft

paper
4 green cupcake liners (I highly recommend buying cupcake liners in different colors)
glue
wiggle eyes
black marker

Cut a cupcake mold in half. Glue the two halves together (as shown below). Glue a whole cupcake mold in the middle – to make the frog’s body.

Cut out the remaining two cupcake liners as shown, this will give you eyes and a strip for the legs. Glue the eyes in place.

Cut 4 small pieces from the fabric strip to make frog legs. Glue them to the frog.

Almost done! Take two big eyes and glue them on the eyeballs. Draw two little nostrils and a mouth and this little cat is ready to jump.

More cupcake liner crafts

Dive deep into the water and make these fun jellyfish cupcake liners. Or why not make this cute pig cupcake liner craft? Or some “mixed media,” like making a paper plate fish with cupcake liner scales.

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