These DIY crepe paper flowers are SO EASY to make and they're surprisingly realistic! Use party streamers to create a beautiful flower, and in less than an hour you can make a whole bouquet! Choose your favourite colours, and celebrate summer blooms by making your own long lasting flowers that won't wilt. These paper flowers look great as a centerpiece, they make awesome homemade gifts, and they're so much fun to put together! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website. How to
Are you looking for a fantastic preschool bumble bee craft? Today we have these wonderful wooden craft bumble bees which are simple, fun and easy
This art installation called "Pursuit of Happiness" was created by Sipho Mabona. Dozens of pastel origami swallows were suspended to give the effect of a flock of birds in flight.Want to fold your own swallows? The crease pattern is located here and a three part instructional video is located here. Other origami by Sipho Mabona: Trilobite Origami Koi Origami
You are going to fall in LOVE with these beautiful Coffee Filter Craft Ideas! I should also mention, coffee filters are pretty inexpensive! As I was searching the web, I was surprised by how many beautiful and creative things you can make with a simple coffee filter. Check out these amazing flowers, kids crafts ideas, home decorations, garlands and unique lighting
Every year, I choose a new theme for my art show. This year's theme was the Art of Asia. I have begun thinking about next year, and the theme I selected was Endangered Animals. This will tie in nicely with my school's increased arts integration program. Part of the reason I choose this theme was because I wanted students to be more aware of the decision that they make and how those decision effect our environment. So to kick off the them for next year, I told my younger grades that we were going to make a giant scarlet macaw entirely out of recycled materials. The older grades (3 to 5) were making paintings of scarlet macaws to kick off the new theme, so this related nicely. After a brief history of the macaw and the amazon rainforest, I made the connection with the students that recycling paper means that less trees are cut down in the rainforest. Now I know that is over-simplifying a complicated issue, but after a discussion, they saw how the two were related. So, to begin this project, I showed the class how I drew a large macaw (started with basic shapes. I did not intend on drawing the entire thing in front of my kindergarten class, but they were mesmerized by watching it, so I did! Then I got out our scrap paper bin. Every time a student uses a piece of construction paper, any left-overs are put into these bins. They come in wonderfully helpful for many things throughout the year: collages, free draw crafts, paper sculpture, fixing mistakes by covering up. The students love looking through the scrap paper bins. I talked to my students about all of the colors that we would need to make our macaw (I know there is no purple in the scarlet macaw, but I added it for our rainbow effect). The students cut papers into football shapes, ovals or teardrops, making sure the shapes were larger than their thumb. Then, the students sorted the paper into different bins by color. As the students were cutting and sorting, I began gluing the colors onto the bird. I called one table over at a time (4 students) to select the next feather to get glued and where they wanted it. My second grade classes were also involved in this process. They were given the scrap drawing paper (everything left over from weird cutting sizes) to create painted paper. They selected colors that were neighbors and I talked about analogous colors. These papers were then cut into feathers by the first grade classes. It was really neat how all of the younger grades contributed to this project! I will post the finished project as soon as it is complete!
Where are my fellow owl lovers? I know that I am not alone. I know that you are out there. If you adore them as much as I do, you will love these cute standing paper owls. They are a perfect craft for the fall and they are so easy to make. A free printable […]
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Our collaborative macaw project is almost finished! Yesterday was the last day of school, so I will be finishing the belly on my own. The students were so eager to see it finished, but I let them know that it will be hanging up all next year when I turn my room into a rainforest. Here is a close-up of the papers, the students cut "football shapes" or "teardrop shapes" for the feathers and then I called them up a few at a time for placement. While the students were working, they were also creating their own recycled macaw. Here are some examples from Kindergarten and first grade. This was a wonderful end of year project, it only involved the scrap paper buckets and glue sticks or glue bottles. Best yet, they loved creating their own macaw to take home with them!
こんにちは。ねっこです！今日は、リクエストを頂いたので、これを作りたいと思います♪ミッフィーの指人形！顔と体を別々に作ります。で、ミッフィーの顔なんですが…。…
12/2012
Here is a bird I've been meaning to make for some time. In fact I plan on making a few...all different types of birds from a small sparrow up to an owl but this is the prototype. I am a big bird fan...we have two birds in our household. A budgie named Patrick and a cockatiel named Tika who loves to perch on the laptop while I'm writing these posts. I'm also a fan of these puppets and designing the mechanism to get the right movement.... So if you are interested I'll walk you thru the process. I also plan on posting a simpler design later this week but these are really not that hard. Materials Required: - template - thin cardboard like from a cereal box or shirt box - paint, I used acrylic craft paint - scissors - string - bead - mod podge (optional) - awl Print off template. Trace onto light cardboard...I used the back end of a paper pad. Cut out....lightly mark in feathers and details if you want to help during the painting but keep in mind acrylic paint will cover these marks. Punch out holes....use a very small punch or just use a large tapestry needle or awl. Paint as desired. Let dry. I added 2 coats of Mod Podge to give it a shiny finish and make it a bit more substanial. Take some string about 10 inches...I start with more than I need and then cut down as I go....better to have too much than it being too short and you have to start over. From the back of the bird pull string thru on of the holes in the main body....knot several times and then trim end. Thread string thru the corresponding wing using the upper hole. Now you could use paper fasteners but I found they overwhelmed the bird...in the easier version to come we'll use fasteners. Thread thru other wing. Insert string thru other hole in main body from the back and knot off...you want the wings to be fully extended when you do this so you;ll have enough slack to make the mechanism work. I painted my knots the same color as the body to make them less noticeable. Now take another string...again start with 10 inches. Thread thru the bottom hole in the wing..come around the side and knot to the original string end. Take the long end of the string and repeat on other side...remember to keep the wings fully extended when you do this. Trim ends. Take another length of string...this time around 24 inches...loop over the middle of the string at the bottom of the wings...you really want this to be in the middle to get an even movement. Tie into a knot leaving you two loose ends at the bottom of your string. Now you could just tie a loop at the bottom for pulling but I prefer to use a bead. Make a little hanger out of wire and either glue or tape into place at the back of the head. That's it and you'll have an articulated bird puppet you can hang up anywhere. My kids love these as well. Give it a try and I'll have an easier version next as well as some more of these engaging birds....the cockatiel started huffing at this one so it must be at least somewhat realistic. gail
Tittle : The Elegance of Origami Author : Makoto Yamaguchi Publish : 2020 Format : Pdf Pages : 274 Category : Origami
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Esta manualidad al igual que la del gallo y gallina que presentamos hace poco, es una adaptación de la encontrada en el blog ruso «Ctpana Mactepob» dedicada a artesanía en todas sus formas y al medio ambiente. Puedes encontrar más imágenes sobre el montaje de estas aves así como encontrar …
Ok! Due to popular demand, you can now make your OWN art gallery. All you need to do is click on the links (don't click on the picture: too small), download the image and follow the instructions! Horray! Have so much fun...there are so many others you can make, but for those of you who prefer trac
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