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Easy Craft Projects for Kids: Cut-Out Patterns

Super easy cut-out craft projects.  Your kids can make bunnies, scarecrows, Santas, finger puppets, and more with these cut-out patterns.

Craft Projects for Kids : Cut-out Patterns

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Turkey Pattern
Attach the feathers to the turkey's body.  Kids can color the feathers and/or write what they are thankful for on them.  Quick and easy  November craft idea.

Make a Scarecrow
Build a cute scarecrow with arms and legs that really move.  Simply cut out the scarecrow parts and attach them with paper fasteners.  It's that easy.

Make a Leprechaun
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th with this leprechaun pattern.  Cut out the arms and legs and attach with paper fasteners so they move.

Make a Santa Claus
Cut out Santa's body, head, arms, and legs.  Then, color and attach with paper fasteners.  A fun December craft activity that kids love.
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Animal Finger Puppets
These cute animal puppets are perfect for play or student performances.  Students could even write their own plays and perform them!

Human Finger Puppets
More finger puppets - a man, woman, girl, and boy.

Make a Bunny
Cut out the cute bunny and attach the arms and legs.  Great for an Easter or spring craft.

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