Paper Rosette Pig Craft

If pigs are your favorite animal, then this paper pig rosette craft will be a hit. Making rosettes is a task that gets easier each time you do it.

This craft is easy to make but the result is the most amazing creation.

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Pigs are super friendly and adorable animals. You can also make your own Farm Animal Finger Puppets for your next project.

Learning about pigs is also very interesting because they have many interesting characteristics and personalities.

This craft activity can serve as a supplement to learning about pigs!

How to make paper pig crafts

What you need:

yellow, pink and white construction paper
drag
glue
rope

Step by step instructions

Spread out a sheet of yellow paper.

Fold it in half.

Now cut that piece of paper in half.

Start making the asterisk by folding both sheets of paper into a fan shape.

Continue folding.

When the paper runs out of space, that’s when you should stop folding.

Glue the end of the fan.

Stick it on the second piece.

Press everything together and fold in half as shown.

Take a piece of string or yarn and tie it together. Continue cutting off the excess string.

You will glue the ends of the rosettes to make sure they stay together.

You may need to hold it there (for a while) to make sure it stays put.

Your asterisk should be a complete circle as shown.

Make some cute pig ears and pig noses yourself!

Stick the facial parts as shown. Don’t forget to give the pig eyes some personality!

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