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Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft

November 20, 2013Written by Christie | 6 Comments | Crafts

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Want to create an easy upcycled bug craft with supplies in your home? Check out this Easy Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft for Kids, a fun, quick and simple crafty idea for your little ones! May contain commissioned links.

Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft

Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft

With food always comes bugs. Am I right? And the bugs have arrived – just in time for play time with the kiddos! Upcycle your old food pouch caps and make this Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft with your kids for a fun kid activity that will have your kids loving everything creepy and crawly!

I hate wasting. With so many baby food pouches we’ve been going through, I couldn’t just keep throwing the perfect colorful caps away! They’re perfect for crafting, don’t you think! So determinedly, we decided to make a craft featuring these cute little caps. Ready to upcycle and create an adorable craft that your kids will love?

Here’s what you’ll need…

Supplies to make Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft

Food Pouch Cap Bug Craft

What You Will Need:

1. Food Pouch Caps – at least 3 of them
2. Pipe Cleaners
3. Googly Eyes
4. Pom Poms
5. Hot Glue Gun

Directions:

Food Pouch Cap with googly eye and pipe cleaner

I personally found that the Earth’s Best Organic Caps were the best for threading antennae. Paste on the googly eyes and add a cute little pom-pom nose to the middle 🙂

Food Pouch Caps glued together for Bug Craft

For the body, I threaded through a “U” shaped pipe cleaner through the caps, then twisted in the back to create little legs. You can alternatively glue the caps together, but much messier…and not held together quite as firmly.

Add more legs by twisting pipe cleaners in-between caps.

Upcycled Craft Food Pouch Cap Bugs

Aren’t they adorable? My son loved helped making these! This is a great alternative to throwing those food caps away. Add them to your craft stash until you’re ready to create. And have some creepy crawly fun with these upcycled bugs! Did you make this craft with your kids? I’d love to see how they turned out!

Hover over the pic above and click the “P” button to pin to your Pinterest page!

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  1. Melissa G. says

    January 30, 2014 at 4:42 pm

    Ha! This is great! It reminds me of the game cooties! My four year old would love this! 🙂 I am also kind of obsessed with bugs, insects, etc… so this is pretty cool!

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  2. Grace Y. says

    January 30, 2014 at 5:45 pm

    They are cute! A great craft to make with the kids on a rainy day that you won’t mind throwing away a few days later 🙂

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  3. Jamie Knupp says

    January 30, 2014 at 5:46 pm

    How cute! We go through a ton of the pouches, so this would be easy to save up for. Thanks for sharing!

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  4. J Shallow-Miller says

    January 30, 2014 at 5:46 pm

    That is super cute! I pinned this!

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  5. Mama to 5 Blessings says

    January 30, 2014 at 5:46 pm

    oh my goodness what a clever idea! We use these cap tops as counters in our homeschooling – love the idea to use them as a craft!

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  6. Lori Callies says

    April 19, 2023 at 10:56 pm

    We could be thinking of our kids’ futures by requiring the companies to make these tops recyclable, as well as the pouches.

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