34 Cool and Amazing Penguin Craft Ideas

I think penguin crafts increased in popularity after Happy Feet hit theaters. I love the looks and crafting of little penguins, so I enjoyed finding a list of fun craft ideas for you to try. I imagine both kids and adults alike will love doing them. I hope these inspire you to get penguin spirit going!

Crafty Morning shares how to make the cute penguins above.

Imagine making a whole bunch of these little penguins and finding entertaining ways to use them in your winter decorations. Add a string to hang them as Christmas ornaments or a skewer to turn them into plant stakes. If you need a fun centerpiece, group them together to make a bigger visual impact. Find the instructions for making little egg carton penguins at kiwi crate.

Popsicle sticks can be turned into anything with a dose of creative inspiration! This penguin is one of them, and it makes a nice project for an art class. You can find the directions at Simple Living Mama.

Use fuzzy socks to make these little penguins. They come in so many pretty colors and unique combinations, so the ones you create will be unique to you! Craft Passion shares the tutorial to make them.

Preschool kids and toddlers will enjoy making this shredded paper penguin as much as the older kids. It's also a great way to upcycle papers you don't need anymore!

How To Instructions shares how to put these polymer clay penguins together. Don't they look adorable huddled together?

A little paper mache makes a whole lot of fun and excitement for the kids. Make this penguin rattle over at DAILY DOSE of ART!

This handprint penguin is another great art project for younger kids. You'll have a bunch of happy campers when you make this craft, so make sure to file this away for another day!

These are sweet finger puppets that can be used in an arrangement or as garden stakes. To make them ready for the outdoors, simply stuff them with fiberfill and glue the little penguin on a skewer or length of wire.

Here's a playful dancing penguin project for elementary-aged kids. Find the instructions for this paper craft at Kids & Glitter.

Even the youngest kids will be able to glue pieces of tissue paper onto a penguin shape. See the instructions at Free Kids Crafts, get out the tissue paper, and let the kids glue to their heart's content.

Make this penguin button art designed by Repeat Crafter Me..

Little kids (as well as not-so-little kids) will look forward to indoor games when these penguin beanbags are involved!

When you know this project was made with a lightbulb, it's easy to see the shape. Otherwise, you probably wouldn't have known what it was made of! Lady With The Red Rocker shares the directions.

The Joy of My Life, and other things dreamed up these silly penguins. Imagine all the ways kids can make silly creatures of their own!

I can see these stuffed animal penguins used in a modern or contemporary home. Just change the colors and prints to match your décor with a beautiful touch!

I wish one of my knitting friends would gift me will a cute penguin like this. Find the pattern at knitty.

Polymer clay and a toilet paper roll are the main supplies you need for this napkin ring project. Get the kids to help make these napkin rings and they'll happily oblige!

A candy bar dressed like a penguin would make a great gift for the kids in your child's classroom. Learn how to make it at Reflections.

Make this penguin play set and you'll be thrilled with the results!

Crafty-Crafted.com shares how to make this playful penguin.

It's amazing what a little imagination and black paint can do to an egg carton. Make these penguins to use as little favor cups and add candy eggs, M&M's and other egg-shaped candies!

I think these are just the cutest penguins ever. Find out how you can make some just like them at Craftberry Bush.

These half-pint milk cartons are just the right size for penguin treat boxes.

The first thing I'm going to have to do is to gather a bunch of pine cones. I think these cuties would make a nice winter scene centerpiece for the mantle or table. Find the tutorial to make these penguins at Martha Stewart.

Do you need a gag gift or favors for a large group of folks? Give them penguin poop for a funny and inexpensive gift!

This would be a great classroom project for kids from grades K-2. Imagine how cute the penguins could turn out when the kids are given the shapes to glue details onto a penguin shape! Older kids could actually cut out the shapes make their projects. See the instructions for this heart penguin at Family Crafts.

Elmore penguin is one of the cutest penguins I have ever seen. Learn how to make this penguin at Jennifer Jangles.

A penguin snowglobe is a gift that kids can make and give to friends or family.

Perhaps you don't consider using a hot water bottle fun, but this knit penguin cover will definitely make it more entertaining!

Use chubby water bottles for the base of this penguin. He's so cute and will be great fun to make. Craft Elf shares the supply and instructions to put him together.

A penguin made out of a paper plate makes a lovely art project for toddlers and preschoolers.

Let the kids go wild making these paper cup penguins to give as gifts or to decorate your home!