Some simple Mickey Mouse Headbands that are sure to put a smile on little faces! Once you have the pipe cleaners twisted once for size, you can remove the mouse headbands to finish twisting the remaining length of the pipe cleaner around the band so that it is not dangling. #7 – Fit the headband to the head and twist the ties closed Our preferred decoration is stickers, but glitter glue, crayons, and other items would work just as well. This is the part my kids love because they can personalize their ears however they like. We’ve done that before when the kids did not want to wait the ten minutes for glue to dry and they were still happy with the end result. Some staples along the bottom could also be used as an alternative to hold the pipe cleaner in place, provided you don’t mind the silver line of staples across the bottom. While the glue is drying, you could always start decorating the other side of the mouse ears. Now fold down the flap and use some paper clips or other type of temporary clamps to hold the pipe cleaner in place until the glue dries. This ensures the ears stay connected to the pipe cleaner headband and don’t flop backwards on the head. #5 – Poke the pipe cleaner band into the front holes of the mouse ears, center it, and glue it in place Just overlap two ends of the pipe cleaners a few inches and twist them together to form one long strand. My four and six year old both needed three pipe cleaners twisted together to make sure the strand was long enough.
#4 – Twist together enough pipe cleaners to wrap around a head This is to create a pocket for your pipe cleaners to go through, which is important for stabilizing the ears on the band. #3 – Fold the bottom band of the ears up and use a hole punch on each end Simply draw or trace the outline of a circular container in two corners of the template paper, then connect the circles with an arch along the bottom as seen below. If you don’t have access to a printer, then you can easily make your own template as well. Ok, it’s time to start! The template we used for this craft can be found HERE.
These are the items you’ll need for this project: It’s definitely frustrating to start a project and then discover that you are missing some items mid-craft. So what’s the best part about this craft? The ears only take a few common crafting materials to make! Check out these easy steps to make your very own Mickey Mouse Headband. These mouse ears are perfect for hyping up a Disney trip or are great at filling in some time on a rainy day.
NOTE: using just black paper is the easiest way of making these ornaments.If you’re looking for a simple craft idea, then take a look at this kid-friendly project. * Black, Red Paper - or make use of the printable The plain black one is the easiest Mickey Mouse to make! If working with lower dexerity or younger children, use the printable as as template to cut our your own circles. NOTE: the printable version is the "hardest" version of this craft, as it requires the children to cut more neatly and make their folds more aligned.
Mickey mouse craft template how to#
* How to make a basic Mickey Mouse Ornament Or make use of our included printable for Mickey's Trousers.
Learn how to make the basic mouse shaped ornament and then decorated in different ways. You may also like our Reindeer Ornaments or Princess Ornaments. If your classroom is a fan of all thinks Mickey Mouse or Minnie Mouse, they will enjoy these simple Micky Mouse Oranments made from paper. 3d Paper Fun for the Christmas and Holiday Season.
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