Looking for a super cute and easy Disney Frozen craft for kids that also makes a terrific handmade gift idea? This Olaf mug takes very few supplies and is inexpensive to make. It makes an adorable gift for Disney Frozen fans of all ages. Read on for how to make it!
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Disney Frozen Craft for Kids: Olaf Mug
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Supplies:
- 1 plain white mug (Can be found at your local dollar store)
- 1 black permanent marker
- 1 orange permanent marker. I recommend getting this 24 pack on Amazon. It’s on sale right now for $12.23, so comes out to a little more than $0.50 a marker and you’ll have a ton of colors for all your crafting needs.
How to make this easy Disney Frozen Craft for Kids
- Begin by cleaning and drying your mug thoroughly, a clean surface makes for a much better outcome!
- Next, draw your eyebrows first. Make the outline, then fill them in. This took me a couple try’s to get them just right! If you make a mistake, a little nail polish remover will take the sharpie right off and you can restart! After you’ve finished the eyebrows, move on to the eyes. Make them a bit thicker at the top to give off the look of eye lids. Be sure to leave a small white hole for the pupil.
- Next draw a triangle for Olaf’s nose with 3 black lines going down it. Check out the picture to see what I mean. You want it to look like a carrot.
- Finish it off with a smile or your favorite Olaf quote! Here are some popular ones: “I’ve always loved the idea of the sun, summer, and all things HOT” “Some people are worth melting for” and “Hi Everyone! I’m Olaf and I like warm hugs!”
- Finally, bake your mug at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes to cure the marker and enjoy!
If you’re planning to give your finished Olaf mug as a gift, you can add some goodies to it! For example, if you’re giving it to a child, you could add some hot chocolate packets and maybe a tasty treat. For grown-up fans, toss in a sample-size of a delicious coffee.
Looking for more fun Disney Frozen craft ideas for kids? Check out our Pinterest board!
Who would you give this Olaf Mug Disney frozen craft to? Do you have a favorite handmade gift idea for the holidays?
This would be a great Fish Extender gift for a Disney Cruise. Adorable!
I need to make these with my son this weekend! He just spent $18 in a claw machine trying to win an Olaf prize. At least this takes the sting out of that!
This reminds me! I have a whole box of white coffee mugs in my garage waiting to donate to the thrift store. Now I know what to do with them! Turn them into Olaf! What a great idea!
Oh my gosh, this is so cute. My niece would love to make these!
This is so cute! What a fun way to spruce up a plain white mug 🙂
Olaf is seriously my favorite and I love warm hugs too! 🙂 What a great craft!
Hah this is soo darn cute! I love that you can personalize it with your favorite Olaf quotes.
That is so cool to know! I didn’t realize you could cure the marker in the over. I gotta try this.
This would make the perfect teachers gift! Thanks so much for sharing your idea with us!
That is super cute. I think that I could make this for my son and he would have a big smile!
We love Olaf and my son would love everything Olaf for Christmas. He’s so cute!!!
Adorable! We love Olaf in this house!
Shelley
Oh these look like so much fun. I drink coffee everyday and I know that my grandkids would love to see me drinking out of one of their cups.
Oh that is so adorable! Carter LOVES Olaf! He was even Olaf for Halloween this year! He would love doing this! Fun!
G’day How cute! Great idea! All blog comments appreciated and sharing is caring today!
Cheers! Joanne @ What’s On The List #SayGdayParty pinned
Thanks for sharing this. What an easy idea. These would make such great gift ideas for my kids’ friends this year.. Thanks for giving me a wonderful idea. I wanted to let you know that your craft was featured on Dare to Share Saturday today at http://www.kandykreations.net/2014/11/5-great-christmas-ideas.html. I hope you’ll stop by today and share more wonderful projects. I can’t wait to see!