Kids Crafts that use Wiggly Eyes

We LOVE Googly Eyes

Seriously, a box of Wiggle or Google eyes is an affordable MUST-HAVE craft supply for mommas with creative kids!

Here’s a sampling of our favorite googly eye creations. You can get a box of assorted wiggle eye sizes for crafts on Amazon for under $10.

One of our favorite kid's art supplies - Wiggle Eyes! — One of our favorite kid’s art supplies – Wiggle Eyes!

Marker Drawing — just add googly eyes!

The addition of wiggle eyes can turn a plain coloring page into a display-worthy piece of kid artwork.

Drawing of colorful birds by nine-year-old; the addition of wiggly eyes makes all the difference!

Toilet Paper Bat with Wiggle Eyes

Perfect for Halloween, this toilet paper bat has an added: “cute factor” with the inclusion of wiggly eyes.

Meet Poisonous Insect Thingie (PIT)

PIT stands for Poisonous Insect Thingie. PIT is a science project created with playdough, pipe cleaners, and wiggly eyes. Like all insects, PIT has three body parts: the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Insects all have six legs, unlike spiders, which have eight legs. First sketched and diagrammed and then created as a 3D model – what a great Science project.

Poisonous Insect Thingie - 3 body parts and six legs with googly eyes. A kids craft.

P-O-M-S-T-E-R-S!!!!

Fall is the season for these little monsters!

Self-initiated, this simple craft only required
– Wiggly Eyes
– Pom Poms
– Paper / Scissors (optional)

Toilet Paper Roll Ghosts with Wiggly Eyes

Wake-up and Make – Kid’s Edition!!!! 👻

Our littles woke up one autumn morning and on their own, discussed the idea and ultimately built these little guys! They’re so cute! The kids used bouncy balls, paper towels, toilet paper rolls, rubber bands, tape, and GOOGLY EYES (my favorite 👀)!!!

I ❤️‍ that our children wake up with curiosity. They want to make or build something every day.

Boo Cups

We saw this cute idea from get_your_holiday_on’s Instagram. It’s just decorating cups with Wiggly Eyes and stuffing them with candy! Delicious!

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Paper Hugging Monster

Another GOOGLY-EYED, self-initiated FALL CRAFT! Our five-year-old woke up and got to cutting and gluing, ultimately creating this little “hugging monster” — so cute!!!

I love watching her improve her cutting, drawing, and gluing skills. She still gets frustrated that what she makes isn’t what she is imagining, but she keeps going instead of giving up. Here’s to celebrating both the little and BIG wins!