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 Thursday, November 24, 2011
Teaching Thursdays: Tissue Paper and Yarn Xmas Trees
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!
Here is an easy project to make that will only take a few supplies to create. This project was created by Cathie and Steve. This is a great and simple to make project that your kids will love. Want to see more crafts from Cathie and Steve click, here.
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PLAID Supplies
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Mod Podge ® Gloss, 8 oz.
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Mod Podge ® Glitter - Hologram Gold,
8 oz.
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Other Supplies
3 Styrofoam trees – different sizes
Scissors
Tissue paper – pink; pale green and turquoise
Yarn – raspberry; olive dark turquoise
Wax paper
Instructions
- Cut the tissue
paper into small random shaped squares. Apply the squares to the Styrofoam
tree with Mod Podge. Topcoat with a layer of Mod Podge. Add additional
layers of tissue. Allow for dry time between layers.
- Cut the yarn
into 3 to 5 feet long pieces. (Use more yarn for a fuller wrap and less
yarn for an open look.) Pool some Mod Podge Glitter onto a piece of wax
paper. Saturate the yarn in the Mod Podge Glitter. Wrap the wet yarn
around the cones. Allow to dry.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Web Wednesday: Hanging Snowflake Door Decor
I'm not sure if you have received your first snowfall of the year yet. I know we here in Georgia have not. If you are in the mood for snow try to create this hanging snowflake door decor. Here is a great winter craft project to create. Create these embellished snowflakes you can hang on a door, or on a porch. To re-create this project you will need a variety of FolkArt paints, and a few supplies. To learn how to make this project click, here. Enjoy this project and the snow while it lasts :)
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Tuesday Kid's Talk: Recycled Thanksgiving Crafts
Kids are used to making the traditional hand print turkeys. Why not introduce your kids to some other easy to make Thanksgiving crafts? Not only are these Thanksgiving crafts simple to make, but they are also recycled craft projects. Click here to see a list of some recycled kids crafts for Thanksgiving. I love the one above. These acorn turkeys are so adorable. Who knew that acorns could be turned into a turkey? I am positive that these recycled projects will be enjoyed by your kids. These crafts are perfect to have them make, while Thanksgiving dinner is being prepared by the adults. To learn how to make the craft pictured above click, here.
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