Our woodland fox mask is super easy to make for kids of all ages! We used crayons to color the paper plates; tempura paint would work great too. If you have felt on hand, try making the fox’s whiskers from felt and add a small black pom-pom for
Cut the paper plates in half. One plate makes two masks.
Using the 1″ circle punch to punch two holes for the eyes.
Start with the mask base (plate cut in half with two eye holes). Using an orange crayon draw an upside down triangle. Color in the triangle with the orange crayon. Color the remainder of the fox’s face a peach color.
Cut a 1″ black circle for the nose. Cut six small strips of black paper for the whiskers. Glue both the nose and whiskers on the fox.
Cut two large orange triangles and two smaller white triangles for the ears. Glue the white triangles onto the larger orange ones. Glue both ears onto the fox.
Hot glue a paper straw to the back of the paper plate.
Be sure to check out other animal paper plate masks!
Photography and Craft by Shauna of Ella and Annie