Paper Cup Crab Craft for Kids

Have some red paper cups lying around and don’t know what to do with them? Get creative with your kids and make a paper cup crab (or an army of crabs). It’s a fun and easy project to make (and even more fun to play with afterwards).

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Crab Paper Cup Crafts for Kids

I’m sharing this fun little project on Blitsy where you can see the step by step instructions on how to make this crab craft as well as what we used to make them. I really enjoyed working with googly eyes stickers, they’re easier to use than your regular googly eyes and they’re, well, stickers… And kids definitely love working with stickers. And there are 1000 of them so there are plenty of eyes to go around.

Check out the full paper cup crab tutorial at Blitsy

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