Snowy Owl Contact Paper Craft For Kids [Free Template]

Winter is a great time for your kids to learn about arctic animals.

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This snowy owl contact paper craft is one such project that kids will love for its simplicity and cuteness!

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Supplies

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Download the snowy owl template, print, and cut out the pieces.

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Cut out 2 rectangular pieces from the contact paper that are just larger than the snowy owl body outline.

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Pull apart the cover paper from one piece of the contact paper, then place a single layer of light gray and white tissue squares on it.

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Once you’ve covered the area, peel the cover paper off the 2nd piece of contact paper then stick it to the first piece so it glues itself together.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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