Create an Cute Snowy Owl Popsicle Stick Craft for Kids

Create an adorable snowy owl craft with popsicle sticks and a paper plate!

Snowy Winter Owl Popsicle Stick Craft for Kids

This simple Arctic bird project combines painting with paper crafts, perfect for kids who love winter owls.

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Snowy Owl Popsicle Stick Craft Materials

Gather these supplies to create your snowy owl:

Essential Supplies:

4 popsicle sticks (craft sticks)
1 paper plate
Construction paper (yellow, black)
Gray paint
Paintbrush
Glue stick or craft glue
Scissors
Black marker
2 googly eyes
Owl template (printable)
Pencil (for tracing)

Step-by-Step Snowy Owl Popsicle Stick Instructions

Follow these simple steps to create your snowy owl craft:

Step 1: Paint the Popsicle Sticks

Paint 4 popsicle sticks with gray paint
Allow them to dry completely
Once dry, attach the 4 sticks together side by side with glue to create the owl body base

Step 2: Cut and Attach the Wings

Cut two wing shapes from the outer curved edge of a paper plate
The natural curve of the plate makes perfect owl wings

Glue one wing on each side of the popsicle stick base

Step 3: Cut and Assemble the Eye Pieces

Cut the yellow eye circle templates from yellow construction paper
Cut the black eye circle templates from black construction paper
Cut a small triangle from black or gray construction paper for the beak

Glue the black circles on top of the yellow circles to create layered eye pieces
Attach googly eyes on top of the eye pieces for dimension

Step 4: Attach the Eyes

Glue the assembled yellow and black eye pieces to the upper part of the popsicle stick base
Glue the beak below the eyes in the center

Step 5: Draw the Feather Details

Use a black marker to draw small curved lines across the popsicle sticks to represent feathers
Your adorable snowy owl is complete!

Final Thoughts on This Snowy Owl Popsicle Stick Craft

This DIY snowy owl popsicle stick craft transforms simple craft supplies into an adorable Arctic bird decoration.

The combination of painted sticks, paper plate wings, and layered details makes this an engaging winter woodland project for kids developing their crafting skills.

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