Cute Hedgehog Paper Craft

Are you ready for some fall craft ideas? We sure are and are excited to share this cute hedgehog paper craft with you all!

These toys are not only fun to make, but they also make the most wonderful decorations for kids, both in the home and in the classroom.

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One of my favorite animals associated with fall is the hedgehog (and foxes too), so you can find lots of hedgehog craft ideas on the site and I’m constantly thinking of more ways to make one or dozens.

It’s definitely fun to make and since it has so many cutouts, it’s perfect for practicing fine motor skills in younger kids. Since it’s so cute – you won’t be able to make just one – older kids will love making them too (and so will you).

These would also look great hanging on a bulletin board in the classroom and you can make them in any size you want (I hope one of you makes an extra large one and sends a picture).

If you make larger ones, at least larger than we did, you could also add an apple or other fruit for the hedgehog to carry. It doesn’t have to be paper, it could be a pom pom (I think that would look really cute).

Are you ready to try this hedgehog craft? Follow the instructions and make a hedgehog craft out of paper.

How to make cute hedgehog paper crafts

What you need

brown construction paper
beige construction paper
black marker
drag
glue
something to draw circles on

Optional: red paper to make the apple to attach to the hedgehog, or tassels or whatever material you see fit.

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow the step by step instructions below on how to make these cute hedgehogs

Draw 2 circles on brown paper. You will need one and a half circles for 1 hedgehog (you can use more if you like).

Cut them out.

Cut the circle in half.

Make a cone from two halves. Glue them together.

Time to cut. Cut strips on half of the cone (see two images below)

Bend the strips slightly.

Glue the cones together.

Draw a smaller circle on the beige paper.

Cut out and cut in half.

Create a cone.

Draw eyes and nose.

Glue the brown cone.

You just made a super cute hedgehog paper craft. Isn’t this the cutest!

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