Paper Mushroom Craft

We love simple paper crafts and this paper mushroom craft for kids definitely fits the description!

This product is great for all ages, you can do it with preschoolers (tip – use paper rolls), kindergarteners and older kids. You can create a great classroom with these products!

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While it’s best to avoid this mushroom in the wild, it certainly makes a fun craft project.

We made the mushrooms entirely out of paper, but the stems can be a little tricky if young children (kindergarten) are doing this craft. We recommend using rolled paper instead.

It doesn’t have to be red with white spots, kids can create a rainbow of colors (which would look great in a classroom).

Are you ready to do it?

Let’s do it!

How to make paper mushroom crafts

What you need:

red construction paper
white cardboard (or roll of paper)
green construction paper
drag
glue
a circle to follow

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow this step-by-step guide with tips and tricks

Cut a large circle from red paper.

Cut small circles from white paper. Glue them to the red circle.

Cut out the red circle, from edge to center. Apply glue to one side of the cut.

Pull the other side over and press down to set the glue, forming a small cone shape.

Cut a wide strip of white paper.

Cut both sides to form “strips”. Fold the strips over (you can also fold them first and then cut).

Tape the two ends together to form a paper roll.

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