Cute Cow Treat Bags

My almost-immature is very into cows right nowadays. There is a mass of mooing in my house! We're acquiring fix for a farm-themed birthday party for my son, with tidy sum of decorations inspired by his beloved cows. Our first project is a super-cute and simple moo-cow treat cup of tea, to use for favors and decorations at the party. Apparently, they make good toys, excessively – my little guy has been playing with his paper bag cows all day!

Cow Party Treat Bags

Supplies for Cow Treat Bags:

white book lunch bags
building paper – pink and black
big googly eyes
black wax crayon or marker
glue
scissors

Cow treat bag supplies

Fold down the top of the dejeuner cup of tea an inch or two, so you can close the traveling bag later. With a black crayon or marking, draw and color or s clad patches on the front and back of the lunch bag. My toddler had a majuscule time banging his crayon and covering a bag with "polky-dots" along with me.

Draw a snout on pink paper and slash IT outgoing. I just free-handed the snout mould, so each of my cows is perfectly unique! Glue to the bottom of the lunch bag.

Paper bag cow

For the nostrils, make out and glue smutty paper ovals, or draw on with a marker. Then, mucilage the wrong 'un eyes, most halfway falling the bag. Appropriate to semiarid.

Cow treat bag craft for kids

Spell the eyes are drying, work on the moo-cow's ears. You'll need deuce black ears and two pink inner ears. Again, I free-handed these shapes, cutting deuce ears at a time so they would match. Glue the knoc shapes to the black ears.

Paper bag cow craft

I found it easier to attach the ears with the lunch sack opened. Put a small bead of glue along the bottom anterior of each ear and attach to the bag, just behind the position fold, and infra the top fold you ready-made in the first place. Use clothespins to hold the ears in situ while they dry.

Cow party favor bag

Once your cows are dry, they are ready to be full with party treats! I might gather some Annie's farm animal cookies, a sheet of moo-cow stickers, an nonsynthetic boxed milk, and a plastic farm animal deep down.

You could make moo-cow treat bags arsenic a party bodily process, too. Just pre-cut the shapes, Beaver State have templates for trace, depending on the age of the kids. These cows would make adorable party decorations, too. Just stuff with crumpled newspaper, then staple or tape the bag closed. I'll be making a all ruck of cows for our little guy's party!

Amy

Amy is happiest enclosed away her economize, her three amazing kids, stacks of books, and craft supplies. With a background in psychology, infancy education, and primary teaching, Amy is a supporter of playing dress-up, digging in the grease, and squeezing out puddles of glue. At her blog, Let's Search, Amy shares her family's experiences creating, imagining, and acting together.

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