Everyone loves llamas, right? They’re fluffy and adorable! Just don’t get one mad or they might just spit on you!
Spitting aside, we think this llama headband craft is a fun and easy farm animal craft for kids to make.
You can print out the template in black and white for young kids to color in or you can print out the craft version for older kids to make themselves.
Either way, they’ll love wearing their new creation!
Watch our quick video tutorial below to see how we made it and be sure to download the free printable template!
Llama Craft

Supplies
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Glue
- Scissors
- Tape or stapler
- Markers or crayons (if using the color in version)
- Llama template (enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you)
Directions
Download the llama template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

Begin to assemble the face by gluing the eyes near the middle of the head.

Take the nose and mouth and glue them in between and slightly overlapping the bottom of the eyes.

Place the cheeks on either side of the outside of the eyes and glue them in place.

Next, glue the inner ears to the outer ears.

Finish off the face by using a dark brown marker or crayon to draw on scalloped lines to look like fur.

Tape or staple an extender on each side of the headband base.

We love how this llama craft turned out!

Also, if the craft is too detailed for your child, don’t forget we have a black and white version that kids can color in instead!
Mr.s Wishy-Washy’s Farm is a classic farm animal books for kids. In this story, the animals revolt against Mrs. Wishy-Washy’s baths and leave the farm. You have to read the story to find out what crazy shenanigans the animals run into after they leave the farm!
Little Blue Truck is one of the most popular books in our house. The cool illustrations and rhyming words really make this story fun to read. And with a whole series after this one, kids love getting to know the characters more and more!
The Cow Said Neigh! is a fun and silly book about farm animals who wish they were another farm animal. Kids will enjoy the rhyming and learn that each of us (animals included) has strengths we should embrace.

Are your kids interested in making more farm animal crafts? If so, we have plenty of other ideas to keep them entertained!
This paper bag horse craft or this cow headband craft are both new this year and are perfect for farm animal themes.
If your child enjoys handprint crafts, try out some of these farm ones:

If you’re looking for a fun activity for your kids, look no further than this farm play dough kit! This activity is great for sensory play, as kids can squish, mold, and manipulate the dough to their heart’s content. Plus, the bright colors and fun shapes are sure to keep them entertained for hours on end. Best of all, when they’re done playing, you can simply pack up the kit and store it away for next time.
This personalized farm animal puzzle is a great gift for kids because it is both fun and educational. The puzzle can be customized to feature the child’s name too. Puzzles help to promote problem-solving skills, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination and they’re an engaging screen-free activity too!
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Llama Headband Craft For Kids
This llama headband craft is a fun and quick farm animal activity that's great for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary children.
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Glue
- Scissors
- Tape or stapler
- Markers or crayons (if using the color in version)
- Llama template
Instructions
- Download the llama template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.
- Begin to assemble the face by gluing the eyes near the middle of the head.
- Take the nose and mouth and glue them in between and slightly overlapping the bottom of the eyes.
- Place the cheeks on either side of the outside of the eyes and glue them in place.
- Next, glue the inner ears to the outer ears.
- Finish off the face by using a dark brown marker or crayon to draw on scalloped lines to look like fur.
- Tape or staple an extender on each side of the headband base.
Brenda Acevedo
Thursday 16th of September 2021
I love it! I want to try it with my students
Sam
Tuesday 21st of September 2021
Awesome! If you want the template, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you ?
Mandie Radcliffe
Wednesday 1st of September 2021
Cute!!
Sam
Wednesday 1st of September 2021
THanks :)
jenna
Tuesday 18th of May 2021
love
Sam
Tuesday 18th of May 2021
THanks, Jenna!
Emily
Tuesday 18th of May 2021
love the llama
Sam
Tuesday 18th of May 2021
Thanks!
Atrie Rollins
Monday 5th of April 2021
Love this craft!!!
Maria
Tuesday 11th of October 2022
@Sam T,
Hi, I just entered my email, could you please send me the template today? I would like to do this craft with my students tomorrow since we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage at my school. Thank you!
Sam T
Monday 5th of April 2021
Yay, glad you like it!