Photo Eskimo Craft For Kids [Free Template]

One of our new favorite activities at our house is any easy kids craft that uses photos.

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Since we’re right in the middle of winter, we decided to delve further into our winter crafts and make this fun photo Eskimo craft for kids.

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Supplies

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Print out the Eskimo template on the coordinating colored cardstock and cut out the pieces.

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Glue the boots slightly on top of the legs, then glue the legs behind the torso.

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Glue the rounded part of the arms at the top of the torso, one on each side.

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Glue the mittens on the end of the arms.

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Trace your child’s head photo onto the white cardstock, making a .5″ border all around.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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