Wooden Spoon Pig Craft

Time to make a pig! This wooden spoon pig craft is a fun project to make both as a craft and to use for making homemade pig spoon puppets later.

Wooden Spoon Pig Craft

wooden spoon
pink button with two holes (you can also draw a snout)
wobble eye patch
pink cleaning tube
drag
pink paper
pink paint
tick
glue

Start by painting the wooden spoon pink. Allow the paint to dry completely. Once dry, add two wobbly eye stickers.

Add a sufficient amount of glue to the center of the spoon head and stick it to the button.

Isn’t it cute? Cut two ears out of pink paper. Glue them to the back of your head. Draw a mouth with a black marker.

Wrap cleaning yarn around a wooden spoon to make a little pig’s hand.

Enjoy your wooden spoon pig craft.

More fun craft ideas with spoons

The spoon craft challenge was definitely fun and my crafter friends also created some amazing crafts so be sure to check them all out.

New Year Crown Plastic Spoon | Pink Striped Socks

Spoon Mouse Reading Cursor | Artsy Momma

Plastic Spoon Penguin Craft | I Love Crafts

Wooden Spoon Eskimo Puppets | Artsy Craftsy MomWooden Spoon Toy Soldiers – GluedToMyCrafts

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