Scarecrow Dog Craft For Kids With Free Printable Template

Have you ever seen a scarecrow in a field, all dressed up with a funny hat and clothes?

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Kids will have so much fun creating their own scarecrow dog craft to make an adorable dog look like a scarecrow!

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Supplies

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Start by downloading the template and printing it out.

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First, guide your child to glue the eyes, one on each side, above the nose.

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Glue the ears to the front of both sides of the head.

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Finish the hat by gluing the patch to the middle and then use a marker to draw on the stitch marks.

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Next, glue the straw hat pieces to the back and sides of the hat.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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