Woodland Animals Newspaper Fox Craft

Today, we are super excited to share how easy it is to create a newspaper fox craft.

Woodland animals are a popular theme during the fall season. While these types of animals are not approachable out in the wild, they sure are adorable to look at and also to craft. This cute newspaper fox craft combines using recyclable materials and painting with watercolors so you are in store for an afternoon full of crafting fun.

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Supplies needed:

Fox Pattern (Get this in our Shop!)
newspaper
orange watercolors (we love liquid watercolors!)
light blue cardstock (or color of your choice)
googly eyes
1-inch black pom
scissors
glue

Instructions:

1. Paint your newspaper

Begin by painting a sheet of newspaper with orange watercolors. We love using liquid watercolors for this to achieve bright colors. Your newspaper will be saturated but let it sit to dry completely and it will crisp back up as it dries.

2. Print and cut out pieces

You’ll need to cut out several different pieces from your newspaper for your newspaper fox craft. To make the process simple we have a pattern available for purchase in shop. (We appreciate your support as it helps to run our website!)

As you can see pictured below, from your painted newspaper you’ll need to cut out a fox face, body, tail and two triangle ears. From non-painted newspaper you’ll need to cut out strips for the fox face, two small triangles for inside the ears and a piece for the end of your fox tail.

3. Glue details to the face

Glue the non-painted newspaper pieces onto the corresponding orange newspaper pieces. Do this by gluing the small triangles inside the fox ears. Then glue the face strips on the fox face. Lastly, glue the end of the tail onto the orange fox tail.

4. Glue all body pieces to cardstock

Arrange your pieces together on your light blue cardstock. Glue the tail onto your cardstock. Then glue the body in front of the tail. Glue the ears onto the back of the fox face and then glue the face onto the fox body.