Cupcake Liner Pig Craft

There are so many fun things you can do with these and this pig cupcake liners craft is just one of them!

Cupcake liner crafts are great for younger kids (especially preschoolers and kindergarteners) because they are so easy and super quick to make!

You will need two cupcake liners for this little project, preferably pink but you can also use white ones and color them pink!

Flatten both liners. Glue one to the paper. Cut the bottom circle out of the other shape and glue it onto the paper (make it the head). Cut the legs and tail from the remaining lining.

Draw facial details with a marker.

It’s easy :).

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