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The size of this scarecrow lacing card makes it better for slightly older children, and with some neat stitches around the edges it looks good on display. Just print onto card, punch or prick holes around the edges, and sew with a blunt needle, embroidery thread or wool. Older children could sew around his patches with small running stitches, and even sew some tiny buttons onto his shirt, too.
Here's a fun autumn activity for little kids - learn to draw a scarecrow with our step by step printable tutorial! We have a more tricky scarecrow for older kids, too.
Cute scarecrow writing paper to print for your writing projects, in three varitions: blank, lined and with handwriting lines.
Here's the second of our two learn to draw a scarecrow printable pages - this one more suitable for older kids as the scarecrow is 3D. Still, by following the step by step illustrations the kids will be drawing a great scarecrow in no time!
