Pig Popsicle Stick Craft

If you’ve ever wanted a farmyard animal that doesn’t squeal, smell, or roll in mud, this pig popsicle stick craft is the one for you. It’s cheerful, simple, and comes together with just a few supplies you probably already have. Kids will love making their own pink buddy, and you’ll love how quick and affordable it is.
This one is a perfect 20-minute project for farm themes, preschool classrooms, or just a fun afternoon at home.
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What You’ll Need for This Popsicle Stick Pig Craft
How to Make a Pig Popsicle Stick Craft

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
Gather your supplies. Lay out your craft sticks, pink paint, paper, glue, scissors, tape, and marker so everything is ready to go.

Step 2: Paint the Sticks Pink
Paint your craft sticks pink and let them dry completely. These will form the base of your pig.

Step 3: Build the Base
Line up four painted craft sticks side by side. Use tape or hot glue across the back to hold them together.

Step 4: Cut the Ears and Snout
From your pink paper, cut out two triangle-shaped ears, a rounded oval snout, and two small ovals for the inner ears.

Step 5: Add the Face and Ears
Draw two eyes on white paper with your black marker and cut them out.
Glue the snout in the center of the craft stick base and add the eyes above it.
Attach the ears at the top, gluing the smaller pink ovals inside the larger ones.
Draw two nostrils and a big happy smile with your black marker, let everything dry, and admire your cheerful pig!
All done!
Your craft is ready to show off!

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