Pig Craft Stick Project

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If your kiddos love farm animals, this pig craft stick project is guaranteed to make them squeal with delight. With paint, felt, and a couple of googly eyes, you’ll have a piggy that’s way cuter than anything rolling around in mud.

This is a simple, affordable, 20-minute project that fits beautifully into farm-themed lessons, storytime activities, or just a quiet crafting afternoon.

pig craft stick project

What You’ll Need for This Popsicle Stick Pig Craft

Alright, farm crew, let’s round up the supplies for our piggy:

  • 5 Craft sticks
  • Pink acrylic paint
  • Paintbrush
  • Pink felt
  • Dark pink felt
  • Black marker
  • Googly eyes
  • Scissors
  • Glue gun

How to Make a Pig Craft Stick Project

Ready to get crafting? Find the instructions below!

Yield: 1 Pig Popsicle Stick Craft

Pig Craft Stick Project

pig popsicle stick craft

Make this adorable pig popsicle stick craft with your kids! A fun farm animal activity using craft sticks, paint, felt, and googly eyes. Perfect for preschool and elementary farm themes.

Active Time 30 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $3

Materials

  • 5 Craft sticks
  • Pink acrylic paint
  • Pink felt
  • Dark pink felt
  • Black marker
  • Googly eyes

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Glue gun
  • Paintbrush

Instructions

  1. Gather your supplies and get ready for some farmyard fun—this little piggy is going to be too cute to handle. Pig popsicle stick craft supplies including craft sticks, pink paint, felt, googly eyes, marker, scissors, glue gun, and paintbrush.
  2. Line up craft sticks side by side, then glue a smaller stick across the back to hold them together. This creates the base of your pig’s face. Craft sticks glued together with a smaller stick across the back, scissors and glue gun nearby.
  3. Paint the entire surface with pink acrylic paint. Let it dry until it’s no longer tacky. Craft stick base painted pink with paintbrush and bottle of pink paint next to it.
  4. Use templates (or freehand if you’re brave!) to trace a snout shape on dark pink felt and two ear shapes on lighter pink felt. Pink felt with paper templates and a black marker used for tracing shapes.
  5. Cut out the shapes carefully with scissors. Cut-out felt shapes for the pig’s ears and snout with scissors beside them.
  6. Glue the darker inner ear pieces onto the lighter outer ears for a layered look. Inner and outer ear felt pieces glued together with glue gun.
  7. Attach the ears to the top of the painted craft stick base, then glue the snout onto the middle. Pink painted craft stick base with googly eyes and a felt snout glued on, ears ready to attach.
  8. Stick on two big googly eyes right above the snout. The bigger the eyes, the funnier the pig looks!
  9. With a black marker, add nostrils to the felt snout and draw a sweet smile under it. Pig craft with googly eyes and snout glued, black marker adding nostrils and smile.
  10. Let everything dry, then admire your happy little piggy—he’s ready for the farmyard! Completed pig popsicle stick craft with felt ears, snout, googly eyes, and a drawn-on smile.

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Why This Craft Is Oink-tastic

This isn’t just a cute craft, it’s also a springboard for learning and play:

  • Farm theme fun – Pair this craft with lessons about farm animals and their roles.
  • Story time tie-in – Read “The Three Little Pigs” and let kids act it out with their pig craft.
  • Group display – Make a whole pen of pigs for a farmyard-themed classroom board.
  • Creative play – Add silly accessories—like a bow, hat, or glasses—for a piggy with personality.

And there you have it, your very own popsicle stick piggy that’s all smiles and no mud. It’s quick, fun, and the perfect way to bring a little farmyard cheer indoors.

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