Paper Bag Raccoon Puppet

At Catseye, we’ve learned a lot about wildlife, especially raccoons. These smart, and sometimes rascally creatures, are known for the mask-like markings on their faces and their big appetites. Raccoons will eat anything from insects and fruit, to garbage and pet food. We wanted to celebrate these fascinating animals by making this fun paper bag raccoon craft that can be used as a puppet.

How To Make A Paper Bag Raccoon Craft For Kids

Supplies You Will Need:

  • Paper Bag
  • Ruler
  • Black and White Construction Paper
  • Pencil
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Googly Eyes
Catseye Pest Control Paper Bag Raccoon Craft Supplies

Directions:

  1. Use the width of the paper bag as a guide to cut two black triangles for ears and two smaller triangles for the inside of the ears.
  2. Cut a small black circle, about the size of a quarter, for the nose.
  3. Cut a black 8-shaped mask for the raccoon about the width of the paper bag.
  4. Outline and cut a large white triangle for the face, again about the width of the paper bag.
  5. Cut a large black rectangle for the belly.
  6. Draw and cut out a tear-drop shaped white tail.
  7. Cut out three narrow black rectangles for the tail stripes.
  8. Assemble and glue your raccoon. Don’t forget the googly eyes! Watch the video at the end of this post to see how we made our raccoon.
Catseye Pest Control Paper Bag Raccoon Craft Cut Tail
Catseye Pest Control Paper Bag Raccoon Craft Glue Tail

We hope you have fun making this craft with the kids!

Catseye Pest Control Paper Bag Raccoon Craft Finished Project

Watch the video to see how we made the paper bag raccoon.

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About The Author

Joe Dingwall

Joe Dingwall is the president of Catseye Pest Control, a family-owned business that has been delivering quality pest control solutions to properties across the Northeast since 1987. With almost a decade of experience in the pest control industry, Joe is an expert in delivering effective pest and nuisance wildlife management solutions for homes and businesses.