Panda Paper Box Craft

This Panda craft paper box is perfect for craft time! Your child can add their favorite jewelry to the box!

This is also an interesting gift to give to those who love pandas. You can decorate your panda box however you want.

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We love making different types of Animal Crafts for kids (check out our Surprising Big Mouth Cat Print or make a paper crocodile puppet).

Do you want to make this handmade panda-shaped paper box?

Printing out this template will bring lots of joy to your family.

How to make a panda-shaped paper box

What you need:

printable template
paper box for soft drinks
drag
pencil
glue
black and white documents
pink acrylic paint
white chalk pen
black marker
Artificial flowers
paint brush
eyeshadow powder

Step-by-step instructions

Cut the bottom of the soft drink box.

Cut a strip of black paper wide enough to cover your box.

Apply some glue on the box.

Now tape your black paper around it.

Use the template to draw the panda’s head and body.

Draw the panda’s ears, feet, and hands on black paper.

Cut out parts.

Paint the middle of the ears and legs pink.

Glue the belly to the middle of one side of the box.

Glue the details of the panda head together.

Draw faces.

Draw small white circles in the panda’s eyes.

Go over the nose and mouth with a black marker.

Add eyelashes to panda eyes!

Add a little white detail to the panda’s nose to give it a little personality.

Get your Panda paper box craft template here

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