Make Fripon the Sheep's Basket!

Estimation du temps de réalisation : 20 minutes

Create a soft sheep basket with our fun and clever kit!

Both decorative and practical, this basket can be used to carry small surprises, to decorate the Easter table, or to gather eggs during the hunt!

Perfectly suited for children from the age of 3 (with some help depending on their age), this craft is designed to be simple, clean, and fun. Thanks to the pre-attached adhesive surface on the sheep, the children just need to form tissue paper balls and stick them on: no glue or scissors needed!

Allow about 20 minutes to make a basket. It's the ideal activity to develop fine motor skills, patience... and of course, to prepare for the festivities while having fun!

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How to complete this tutorial step by step?

Etape par étape

The materials to make 4 baskets:

- 4 strong paper baskets to assemble

- Squares of white tissue paper to create the wool

- 4 golden bells to hang on the baskets

- 4 cardboard handles

- Adhesive strips for assembly

Explanatory note

Step 1

Peel off the protective film stuck on the sheep, then attach the bell by tying the golden link in the small hole designed for this purpose.

Step 2

Crumple each square of tissue paper to form small balls, then glue them onto the adhesive part of the sheep to create a beautiful curly wool.

Step 3

Fold the different parts of the basket along the lines, then attach strips of double-sided tape to the tabs to prepare for assembly.

Step 4

Remove the protective layers from the double-sided tape, then assemble the parts together to form the box.

Step 5

Fold the ends of each side of the
handle and pass it through the
notches located on the sides of the basket.

Step 6

And there you have it, your sheep basket is ready! In this kit, you’ll find 4 sheep in matching colors!
They can hold chocolates, surprises, or little treasures. A fun and creative activity, perfect for bringing smiles to children while developing their dexterity. All that's left to do is fill it up… without eating everything first!