Nativity Lantern - Explore the Christmas Story with this simple Upcycled Craft At this time of year we love filling our house with light. Our Advent candles & Christmas tree lights are filling the house with a welcoming glow & brightening up those dark evenings. To add a special glow to our house Minnie created a beautiful Nativity Lantern, & it's been lovely to have as a centrepiece on the table for meal times. This upcycled craft is simple to create, all you need is a clean jam jar or coffee jar, some white greaseproof paper (or tracing paper), 2 strips of thin card (your choice of colour), some double sided tape, & felt-tip pens. We started by measuring a section of greaseproof paper around our jam jar, making sure it was slightly taller than the jar. Then my artist started to design her Nativity scene. To create the top & base of our lantern we attached two strips of card with double sided tape to Minnie's design. To illuminate the Nativity Lantern we added a battery operated tea light which lit up the design perfectly & gave the lantern a wonderful glow.
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Studio DIY®: Inspire, Create, Celebrate Pipe Cleaner Rose Here's a clever way to make a rose from pipe cleaners - and we warn you that it can become quite addictive! We've used white pipe cleaners for a white rose, but you could of course use red, pink or orange and make roses for Mother's Day or Valentine's Day. You will need: 3 white pipe cleaners2 green pipe cleaners Instructions: Twist one white pipe cleaner on to the end of one of the green pipe cleaners. Make a small loop from the white pipe cleaner, twisting it on to the green pipe cleaner. Continue making and twisting on more loops from the white pipe cleaner. The loops get slightly bigger as we work our way along the green pipe cleaner Make the loops slightly bigger as you work.When you have finished the white pipe cleaners, twist the green pipecleaner into a spiral from the end with the loops.
Papercrafts and other fun things: A Carousel Box That Really Spins Two versions of the carousel. The one on the left does not have the box base. I love carousels. I remember as a child going on carousel rides in Asbury Park, NJ in the summer. I wanted to recreate these memories in making this design. Here is the PDF. Here is the .Studio file. Glue the cones as shown. Glue the cones together to make the top of the carousel. Top of Carousel Glue strips to the border as shown. Slide the small strips of paper over a glue stick. Form into a circle and glue. Bend the tabs upward. Glue as shown Bend into a circle and glue together. Completed design. Add the circle. This is what it looks like when you turn it over. Using a glue stick, glue the second circle and place it in the center of the lid. Placing the circle in the center of the lid. Completed lid. Bend the tabs and put glue as shown on the box. Form the box as shown. Add the unglued circle to the center of the box. Turn the box over and add the glued circle to the bottom of the box. Completed box. Make the short tube.
Crème de la Craft Blog | DIY projects made from everyday objects POTIONSMITH: Pipe Cleaner Skeleton This is my version of a pipe cleaner skeleton created years ago to make a little boy happy. Why was this young man obsessed with skeletons? Pyrates. Not POTC pirates, but MegaBloks Pyrates. Here’s a little taste of that magic where you can see the whole skeleton crew in action. Enough about pirates, it’s time for skeletons. You will need 6 pipe cleaners or chenille stems, 2 googly eyes and a bit of glue. Step 1 – The Skull Make a circle with the center of the pipe cleaner, leaving a 2.5" tail on either side. Fold the end pointing down, across to the left. Then fold it in half, tucking the end back around to front. Shape your smushed oval into a skull shape, and make sure the tail you just wrapped around is flat and tight. Step 2 - The Pelvis Leave 4" of pipe cleaner for a spine and make a small loop for half the pelvis. Make a second loop and wrap the end over and around at a diagonal to hold everything in place. Step 3 - The Arms Step 4 - The Ribs Bring it around to the left making a loop.
KLDezign les SVG papernstitch handmade blog Pipecleaner Crafts for Kids : Arts and Crafts Activities with Pipe Cleaners & Chenille Stems for Children & Preschoolers Home > Arts and Crafts Projects for Kids > Pipe Cleaner Crafts for Kids to Make Handmade Popsicle Stick Crafts and Creations Below you will find pipe cleaner crafts projects for kids. Find out how to rmake cool crafts with pipe cleaners / chenille stems with the following arts and crafts decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children How to Make Pipe Cleaner 'Crazy Eyes' Glasses To make these 'crazy eyes' glasses, you will need pipe cleaners. Easy-to-Make Pipe Cleaner Play Figures To make these figures, you will need 2 pipe cleaners, face cut-outs, and glue. To turn the about pipe cleaner figures into a baby, just turn the legs and arms as you see in the illustration above and then tape a baby picture to the head. Make a Wheelbarrow with a Matchbox and Pipe Cleaners Use a match box for the body of the wheelbarrow. Make Pipe Cleaner Stand-Up Figures / Dolls Bend 3 pipe cleaners as shown in Fig. Making Pipe Cleaner Animals for Your Play Zoo Pipe Cleaner Favors
DIY Geometric Favor Boxes | Ruffled We can barely contain our excitement to share our newest DIY project with you all! The ladies from HEYLOOK sent over these incredible geometric faceted favor boxes (polyhedron), perfect for a display table of their own or for use as place cards at each guest’s seat! Without further ado, here’s how to get started: Instructions: Print this template onto thin cardboard stock or thick paper in the colors of your choice. Cut out along the straight lines, then fold along the dotted lines. Try to assemble the box without gluing it first, so you can see which sides go where. Now you can start to assemble the boxes with paper glue. Cut out small strips of paper and add texts. Now your boxes are ready to be filled with goodies. And you’re done! View step-by-step images in the gallery Download geo boxes template here. Not that we have to tell you…but these free downloads are for personal use only.
Przenoszenie serwetki na papier - mini kurs Hejka! Zgodnie z przewidywaniami i listą priorytetów :) zamieszczam Wam, wedle życzenia, szybki i łatwy kurs na przenoszenie serwetki za pomocą folii spożywczej, zatem wizytę w Ogrodzie Botanicznym odkładam na później ;). Kurs będzie też dostępny w zakładce Kursy. Co będzie nam potrzebne: - folia spożywcza; - papier do pieczenia; - kartka, na którą chcemy przenieść; - wierzchnia warstwa wybranej serwetki; - żelazko; - nożyczki jak zawsze. Krok I Układamy kolejno papier do pieczenia, na to kartkę, na której chcemy mieć wzór, następnie kawałek folii spożywczej (nieco większy niż motyw serwetki), na to wierzchnią warstwę serwetki i na koniec pokrywamy całość znowu papierem do pieczenia. Krok II Następnie nastawiamy żelazko na w miarę silną moc, moje żelazko jest bardzo słabe, więc daję na 3 gwiazdki, ale Wy przetestujcie u siebie, przy za niskiej temperaturze nic nie wyjdzie, więc trzeba będzie ją podkręcić :). Krok IV Gdy już mamy przyklejoną serwetę, to obcinamy brzegi nożyczkami.