20 Easy Mickey Mouse Crafts for Toddlers, Kids & Adults

This craft is by Simple Everday Mom. Kids will love making this fun Mickey and Minnie paper plate craft with you. The included printables mean even the artistically challenged can bring the mice to life.

This printable helps you turn an ordinary paper lunch bag into a fun Mickey Mouse bag. This Mickey Mouse craft for toddlers works as a puppet or would be great as a treat bag.

Perler beads are fun and make an excellent craft for kids to help with. Older kids can work the iron, younger kids can place the beads, and young kids can help sort and pick the right colors.

Corner bookmarks are a fun, unique spin on standard bookmarks that won’t fall out of your book when you open it. Plus, kids will love the sight of their favorite mouse peeking out over the corner of their book.

These Mickey and Minnie Mouse pumpkins are a great craft idea. Not only are they cheap to make since everything comes from the dollar store, but they are simple enough for kids to help.

These Mickey fridge magnets are too easy to make. They only require a few supplies, and kids can help make them with adult supervision. Plus, the results are too good to pass up.

Any Christmas tree worth its salt has at least one Mickey ornament. These ones, made with small terracotta pots, are so cute. The kids will definitely insist on putting them on the tree year after year.

Paper clips aren’t really something kids need to use all that often, but adults need a little Mickey in their lives, too. These are too simple to make and can add a little whimsical fun to the workplace.

Another fun Mickey Mouse winter craft comes in the form of these Mickey snowman head crafts. The template means that even the littles will be able to help out, and you still wind up with a really great-looking craft.

Quick, download this printable template and start making some adorable Mickey & Minnie cards for whatever occasion. Kids will love helping out, and you can convert it from Minnie to Mickey by simply leaving off the bow.

A little felt and a few other basic supplies are all you need to make these fun felt bookmarks. Kids will be happy to read with their two best Mouse friends to keep them company. The printable template makes the whole thing that much easier.

Grab this printable template and start work on this cute gingerbread Mickey craft. Kids will love seeing this sweet decoration brighten up the house.

This cute little cold pack is just the thing for boo-boos. Kids can help cut the felt while you work the sewing machine to make a Mickey that will definitely put smiles on little faces.

Since this craft uses resin, it’s best left to the grown-ups. But kids will love the end product and can clip it to a backpack or even a belt loop.

The included printable takes all the guesswork out of making these fancy-looking paper ornaments. They are deceptively simple to make and look great on display.

This craft is a copycat of the wreaths on display at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. The project is best left up to the grownups, but it will put a smile on the faces of kids who have been to the party or want to go.

These cute little Halloween Mickey and Minnie ornaments are perfect for a not-so-spooky house. Kids can help cut the template pieces out and color them as well.

Turning old plastic junk into Mickey and Minnie flower pots is a double win for the planet. Letting the littles keep the plants watered and growing strong is also an important lesson for them.

This Mickey Mouse winter wreath has a secret. It’s made using duster cloths! But it’s too cute when finished and the perfect accent to the little ones' doors during the winter.

If the kids in the household are a bit too young to make their own Mother’s Day cards this year, here is the perfect solution. This pretty, Mickey Mouse-themed card will put a smile on Mom’s face, and the template makes it simple enough even for very young children to manage.