This brown paper bag tiger craft is a classic kid’s craft that’s fun for all ages!
We’ve made tons of paper bag crafts for kids, because they’re inexpensive, fun and kids love them! On top of that, after they’re made children can use them for imaginative play too.
If your child or students has a love for wild animals, this craft is perfect. Download the free printable template and do this simple project.
Watch our quick video tutorial to see how to make it or read or step by step directions.
Tiger Craft For Kids

Supplies
- Brown paper bag
- Colored paper (in pink, orange, black and white)
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Hole punch or white-out pen (optional)
- Black marker (optional)
- Tiger craft template (download form located at the end of this post)
Related: Handprint Tiger Craft
Directions
Download the tiger template, print and cut out the pieces.

Glue the tiger’s head piece to the top of the brown paper bag flap. Glue the tiger’s body piece to the bottom of the bag.

Take the white tiger’s muzzle and glue it in between the tiger’s eyes. Optional: Use the hole punch to cut out two circles from the white paper. Glue these to the tiger’s eyes. You can also use a white out pen to draw in the whites or leave them off altogether.

Place the tiger’s ears and glue them to the top corners of the tiger’s face. Glue the pink inner ears to the middle of the outer ears.

Glue the smaller tiger stripes all around the top and both sides of the tiger’s head. Use scissors to trim off any of the excess paper that falls off the sides.

If you’re making this craft with young children and want to make it easier, just use a black marker for the kids to draw the stripes in.
Glue the white tiger’s belly to the center of the bottom part of the paper bag. Glue the tiger’s body stripes on both sides of the tiger. Use scissors to trim off any of the excess paper that falls off the sides.


Don’t you love how cute and simple this craft turned out?!
This paper bag craft is a perfect fit for wild animal themes, zoo animal themes or for T is for tiger crafts!
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Paper Bag Tiger Craft
Materials
- Brown paper bag
- Colored paper (in pink, orange, black and white)
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Hole punch or white out pen (optional)
- Black marker (optional)
- Tiger craft template
Instructions
- Download the tiger template, print and cut out the pieces.
- Glue the tiger's head piece to the top of the brown paper bag flap. Glue the tiger's body piece to the bottom of the bag.
- Take the white tiger's muzzle and glue it in between the tiger's eyes. Optional: Use the hole punch to cut out two circles from the white paper. Glue these to the tiger's eyes. You can also use a white out pen to draw in the whites or leave them off altogether.
- Place the tiger's ears and glue them to the top corners of the tiger's face. Glue the pink inner ears to the middle of the outer ears.
- Glue the smaller tiger stripes all around the top and both sides of the tiger's head. Use scissors to trim off any of the excess paper that falls off the sides.
- If you're making this craft with young children and want to make it easier, just use a black marker for the kids to draw the stripes in.
- Glue the white tiger's belly to the center of the bottom part of the paper bag. Glue the tiger's body stripes on both sides of the tiger. Use scissors to trim off any of the excess paper that falls off the sides.
Michelle
Monday 17th of April 2023
I love these paper bag ideas.
Sam
Tuesday 18th of April 2023
Thanks, Michelle!
Andreia Nichole
Monday 25th of April 2022
Where can I find the form to fill out to get the free template? Thank you!
Sam
Monday 25th of April 2022
It's near the bottom of the post. If you aren't able to see it, you likely have a firewall blocking its appearance.