3D Paper Bee Craft
Do your children love insects? Spring means warmer weather, flowers and of course insects, so why not make a cute 3D paper bee?
Brighten up the season by making this simple paper craft with the little ones. You can make a few and hang them in wreaths.
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We love creating different crafts, so browse our Spring Crafts collection, check out the Animated Paper Doll, or make your own paper frog puppet.
This 3D paper bee craft will be perfect to make with your kids and if you love making one that can make full circles with its head, grab your tools and join us.
How to make 3D paper bee crafts
What do you need:
- pencil
- black lining
- black card stock
- white card stock
- yellow card stock
- blue card stock
- pin
- the scissors
- gum
- circle ruler
- stapler circle
Let’s create!
step by step tutorial
bee body
Take the deck of yellow cards and draw a strip 4 cm wide.
Draw some small rectangles as shown in the picture.
Cut the yellow strip (both with rectangles) using scissors.
Cut out two yellow circles.
Connect the circles using a cotter pin.
Separate the ends of the pins to secure the circles together.
Take the yellow strip and fold the rectangles.
Apply glue to the rectangles, glue them to one of the circles and start wrapping the tape around the circles.
Continue with the wrap.
Apply some glue to the corner line of the strip and press down on the paper with your fingers until the glue sets.
This will be the body of the bee.
Take the black cardboard and cut three strips 1 cm wide.
Glue the strips to the yellow body.
Bee sting
Now draw an arrow on the black deck of cards.
Cut the arrow using scissors.
Apply glue to the bottom of the arrow and stick it inside the yellow body.
Leave the pointed part of the arrow as shown in the picture. It’s the sting of a bee.
wings
Take the blue bridge and fold it in half.
Draw a 2cm rectangle (this should be the origin of the fold), then draw a tear-off shape.
Cut out this shape with scissors.
Open the folded part. These would be the wings of the bee.
Now apply some glue to the rectangles.
Attach the wings to the back of the bee’s body.
bee head
Take the deck of yellow cards and cut four 1cm strips and bend the ends of these strips as shown in the picture.
Apply some glue to the folded ends.
Start gluing them on the top circle.
First make an X.
Glue the rest of the strips.
We have just finished making the bee head.
antennae
Draw two antennas on the black deck of cards.
Cut the antennae using scissors.
Fold the bottom of the antennae and add glue to it.
Glue the antenna to the bee’s head.
the eyes
Draw two round eyes. We made these eyes using black eyeliner and a circle ruler.
Glue the eyes to the head. Place them next to each other to make the bee fun.
Draw a circular mouth with a black pencil.
you have finished!
We find this bee very cute.
We hope you enjoyed it!
Now move his head in circles.
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3D Paper Bee Craft
Do your children love insects? Spring means warmer weather, flowers and of course insects, so why not make a cute 3D paper bee craft.
Bring the season to life by making this simple paper craft with the little ones. You can make a few and hang them as a garland.
*this post contains affiliate links*
We love creating different crafts, so check out our Spring Crafts collection, check out the Movable Bird Paper Doll, or make your own paper frog puppet.
This 3D paper bee craft will be perfect to make with your kids and if you love making one that can make full circles with its head, go grab your tools and join us.
How to make 3D paper bee crafts
What do you need:
pencil
black lining
black card stock
white card stock
yellow card stock
blue card stock
Cotter pin
the scissors
glue
ruler with circle shapes
circle puncher
Let’s create!
Step by step tutorial
The body of the bee
Take the yellow card stock and mark a strip 4 cm wide.
Draw some small rectangles as shown in the picture.
Cut out the yellow strip (both with the rectangles) using scissors.
Cut out two yellow circles.
Connect the circles using a cotter pin.
Split the cotter pin ends to secure the circles together.
Take the yellow strip and fold the rectangles.
Apply glue to the rectangles, glue them to one of the circles and start wrapping the tape around the circles.
Continue with the wrap.
Apply some glue to the corner line of the strip and press down on the paper with your fingers until the glue is set.
This would be the body of the bee.
Take the black card stock and cut three 1cm wide strips.
Glue the strips to the yellow body.
The sting of the bee
Now draw an arrow on the black card stock.
Cut out the arrow using scissors.
Apply some glue to the lower part of the arrow and stick it inside the yellow body.
Leave the pointed part of the arrow outside as shown in the picture. It’s the sting of the bee.
Wings
Take the blue card stock and fold it in half.
Draw a 2cm rectangle (the crease should be the starting point) followed by a tear shape.
Cut out this shape using scissors.
Open the bent piece. These would be the wings of the bee.
Now apply some glue to the rectangles.
Attach the wings to the back of the bee’s body.
The bee head
Take the yellow card stock and cut four 1cm strips then fold the ends of these strips as shown in the picture.
Apply some glue to the folded ends.
Start gluing them on the top circle.
First make an X shape.
Glue the rest of the strips.
We have just finished making the bee head.
Antennas
Draw two antennae on the black card stock.
Cut out the antennae using scissors.
Fold the bottom parts of the antennae and add glue to them.
Glue the antennae to the bee’s head.
The eyes
Draw two round eyes. We made these eyes using the black eyeliner and the ruler with circle shapes.
Glue the eyes to the head. Place them next to each other to make the bee fun.
Draw a circular mouth using the black pencil.
You have finished!
We find this bee too cute.
We hope you enjoyed doing it!
Now move his head in circles.
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#Paper #Bee #Craft
3D Paper Bee Craft
Do your children love insects? Spring means warmer weather, flowers and of course insects, so why not make a cute 3D paper bee craft.
Bring the season to life by making this simple paper craft with the little ones. You can make a few and hang them as a garland.
*this post contains affiliate links*
We love creating different crafts, so check out our Spring Crafts collection, check out the Movable Bird Paper Doll, or make your own paper frog puppet.
This 3D paper bee craft will be perfect to make with your kids and if you love making one that can make full circles with its head, go grab your tools and join us.
How to make 3D paper bee crafts
What do you need:
pencil
black lining
black card stock
white card stock
yellow card stock
blue card stock
Cotter pin
the scissors
glue
ruler with circle shapes
circle puncher
Let’s create!
Step by step tutorial
The body of the bee
Take the yellow card stock and mark a strip 4 cm wide.
Draw some small rectangles as shown in the picture.
Cut out the yellow strip (both with the rectangles) using scissors.
Cut out two yellow circles.
Connect the circles using a cotter pin.
Split the cotter pin ends to secure the circles together.
Take the yellow strip and fold the rectangles.
Apply glue to the rectangles, glue them to one of the circles and start wrapping the tape around the circles.
Continue with the wrap.
Apply some glue to the corner line of the strip and press down on the paper with your fingers until the glue is set.
This would be the body of the bee.
Take the black card stock and cut three 1cm wide strips.
Glue the strips to the yellow body.
The sting of the bee
Now draw an arrow on the black card stock.
Cut out the arrow using scissors.
Apply some glue to the lower part of the arrow and stick it inside the yellow body.
Leave the pointed part of the arrow outside as shown in the picture. It’s the sting of the bee.
Wings
Take the blue card stock and fold it in half.
Draw a 2cm rectangle (the crease should be the starting point) followed by a tear shape.
Cut out this shape using scissors.
Open the bent piece. These would be the wings of the bee.
Now apply some glue to the rectangles.
Attach the wings to the back of the bee’s body.
The bee head
Take the yellow card stock and cut four 1cm strips then fold the ends of these strips as shown in the picture.
Apply some glue to the folded ends.
Start gluing them on the top circle.
First make an X shape.
Glue the rest of the strips.
We have just finished making the bee head.
Antennas
Draw two antennae on the black card stock.
Cut out the antennae using scissors.
Fold the bottom parts of the antennae and add glue to them.
Glue the antennae to the bee’s head.
The eyes
Draw two round eyes. We made these eyes using the black eyeliner and the ruler with circle shapes.
Glue the eyes to the head. Place them next to each other to make the bee fun.
Draw a circular mouth using the black pencil.
You have finished!
We find this bee too cute.
We hope you enjoyed doing it!
Now move his head in circles.
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