Minnie Mouse Paper Plate Craft
When it comes to Disney crafts, Minnie Mouse always brings the sparkle and charm. This Minnie Mouse paper plate craft is a fun way for kids to create their very own version of everyone’s favorite bow-wearing mouse. With her red polka-dot dress, cheerful smile, and signature bow, Minnie makes the perfect project for birthdays, playdates, or just a rainy afternoon.
This craft pairs beautifully with our Mickey Mouse paper plate craft, so you can make both and have a matching set!
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How to Make a Minnie Mouse Paper Plate Craft
Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
Gather your supplies, including a paper plate, construction paper, paint, scissors, glue, and a marker.
Step 2: Paint the Bottom Red
Paint the bottom half of the paper plate red and let it dry completely.
Step 3: Paint the Top Black
Paint the top half of the plate black.
Step 4: Trace the Ears
Use a round template to trace two large circles onto black construction paper for the ears.
Step 5: Cut Out the Ears
Cut out both circles.
Step 6: Trace the Bow
Trace a bow shape onto red construction paper.
Step 7: Cut Out the Bow
Cut out the bow.
Step 8: Draw the Bow Details
Use the black marker to add details to the bow.
Step 9: Stamp the Polka Dots
Dip the sponge dauber into white paint and stamp polka dots across the red section of the plate to complete Minnie’s classic look.
Step 10: Attach the Ears
Once dried, flip the paper plate over and glue two of the black circles to the top back of the plate to make Minnie’s ears.
Step 11: Add the Bow
Glue the bow between Minnie’s ears at the top center of the plate.
All done!
Hang your finished craft up on display!
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