Download Free Coloring Pages:
Printed llama coloring pages Colored markers or crayons Scissors Popsicle sticks Glue
Steps: Safety Tip: Always supervise children when using scissors. Last time we did this, Mike decided to give his llama superhero powers, complete with a red cape. Watching him act out a superhero rescue mission was the highlight of my day!
2. Llama-Themed Party Hats
Materials Needed:
Llama coloring pages Construction paper Tape or glue Elastic string
Steps: Helpful Idea: Use these hats for a llama-themed birthday party or playdate. Last summer, Lisa made these for Mike’s pretend tea party, and they were a hit! She even added little crowns to the llamas to make them look royal. Fun Tip: If you’re hosting a party, let each child color their own llama for the hat. It’s a fun way to keep them engaged.
3. Llama Bookmarks
Materials Needed:
Printed llama coloring pages Laminating sheets (optional) Hole punch Ribbons or yarn
Steps: Genius Hack: Make the bookmark unique by adding your child’s name to it. Mike was proud to show his school friends the one he made last week. I still remember how happy Lisa was when she showed me how she had made her bookmark. She gave hers some glitter and called it her “fancy bookmark for princess stories.”
4. Llama Masks
Materials Needed:
Llama coloring pages Cardstock Elastic string Scissors Markers
Steps: Safety Tip: Double-check the elastic fit to ensure it’s not too tight on little heads. Mike dressed up as a superhero last Halloween by putting lightning bolts on the sides of his llama mask. He wore it around the house for days!
5. Llama Greeting Cards
Materials Needed:
Folded cardstock Llama coloring pages Glue Markers Stickers
Steps: Fun Tip: These are gorgeous thank-you cards or party invitations. Last month, Emily helped Mike make one for his grandmother, and she loved it so much. Along with a big red heart, he wrote, “Thanks for the cookies!” Helpful Idea: For younger kids, pre-write the messages so they can trace them. It’s a great way to practice handwriting.
6. Llama Wall Art
Materials Needed:
Llama coloring pages Canvas or cardboard Glue Glitter Frames (optional)
Steps: Helpful Idea: Change up the crafts for each season. For Christmas, for example, add a wintery touch. Lisa and I put snowflakes on ours in December of last year, and it’s still her favorite decoration. Lisa felt like a real artist when she did this craft. She even asked Emily to hang her art in the living room, where people still say nice things about it.
7. Llama Gift Bags
Materials Needed:
Paper bags Llama coloring pages Glue Ribbons and stickers
Steps: Genius Hack: Write the recipient’s name directly on the llama for a personalized touch. Last month, Lisa made one for Mike’s crayons, and he was thrilled. Fun Tip: Use these for holiday gifts. We made llama-themed bags for Christmas last year, and they were a big hit with the family.
8. Llama Puzzle
Materials Needed:
Llama coloring pages Scissors Cardstock
Steps: Safety Tip: Make puzzle pieces big enough to avoid choking for younger kids. Mike really enjoyed this activity; he asked for more puzzles. They had so much fun racing to finish, and Lisa even helped him make a “challenge round” with smaller pieces. Crafting with kids is a great way to help them develop their creativity and fine motor skills. These eight llama crafts, using the free coloring pages available below this article, are perfect for family bonding on a rainy day or during the weekend. Whether it’s making a llama puppet show or creating bookmarks, these ideas will keep your little ones entertained and engaged. For more creative ideas, check out the Crayola website for tips on DIY crafting or visit Parents.com for more kid-friendly activities. If you try any of these crafts, let me know in the comments below. My family and I love hearing how other parents and kids bring creativity to life. Happy crafting!
