Showing posts with label Art from waste. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art from waste. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Light Bulb Reindeer



Making a light bulb reindeer can be a project for the whole family to enjoy.This project can be great winter art project / Holiday Project for kids in the classroom.With a few simple craft supplies and some hot glue, you can make a reindeer.My daughter made this one with little bit help of me.
                  You might need to use tools that require adult supervision, such as hot glue gun and scissors. If so, these can be replaced by textile glue and safety scissors. Make sure you ask your parents or teachers help.


* Age Guideline: 6 Years and Up
* Time Required: 40 minutes (Does not include drying time)

Materials Needed:

* Light Bulb (You can use Burnt on Light bulb also)
* Newspaper
* Paint (Acrylic Paint brown)
* Ribbon
* 3/4-Inch Red Pom-Pom
* Craft Glue or Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
* Paint Brush
* Scissors
* Googly Eyes or black markers (to draw your own on)
* 2 glitter gold Pipecleaners



Instructions:

1. Cover the table with newspaper where kids are going to paint.

2. Place paint brushes, paint, Paper plate with brown acrylic paint.

3. Paint the light bulb with brown paint. Let the paint dry completely.

4. Paint lightbulb with a second coat and let dry completely for 2-3 hours.

5. Put a dots of hot glue and glue the googly eyes. Glue on the red, pom-pom nose.

6. Bend each pipecleaner in half, then bend and twist them to form two antlers as pictured, then hot glue the

antlers at the top.

7. Form a loop with a piece of ribbon, about 10- to 12-inches long and glue it on the top, back edge of your

reindeer head. This will be the hanger for your ornament.

Tip:-

1) You can also add jingle bells.Jingle bells are available at discount department stores and craft supply stores.
2) Save burnt out lightbulbs for these types of projects.


This goes to Christmas Craft Event 2010 

Friday, October 22, 2010

Tree with Pencil Shavings



Materal :-

A4 sheet paper or any chart paper
Pencil
Pencil Sharpner
Markers
Crayons
Glue

Method:-

1) Sharp the pencils.While Sharpening try not to break the pencil shavings.The fuller the shavings the prettier tree will be there.
2) Make pencil shavings and glue it to the shape of tree.
3) Draw the trunk of the tree and grass with markers or crayons.
4) Then  draw the clouds and birds with crayons to give natural look.

Lovely tree with pencil shavings is ready.

We can either frame it or make cute greeting card.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Craft with Pencil Shavings : Flowers


Materials Required:-

A4 sheet paper or any chart paper
Glue
Pencils
Pencil Sharpener
Markers
crayons

Steps to be followed:-

While Sharpening try not to break the pencil shavings.The fuller the shavings the prettier flowers will be there.

1) Draw flowers with the pencil.
2) For flowers ,make pencil shavings and glue it to the shape of flowers.
3) Draw Stem and Leaves with markers OR You can also use green paper cutouts for stems and leaves.
4) Then decorate the flowers with colour markers.

We can either frame it or make cute greeting card.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Trinket Box ~ Craft with Popsicle Sticks


This trinket box is made of popsicle sticks and makes a great Father's Day gift. It can be used to hold your loose change, keys, wallet or just about anything.Popsicle stick crafts are perfect for children of all ages, and challenges their building skills as well as their imagination.




Materials:


    * Box of Popsicle sticks
    * Various colors of Paint
    * White glue





Method:-



First take popsicle sticks and color with a paint ( I used Poster Colors). Then let the painted sticks dry completely.

1) Lay 11 popsicle sticks flat on your work surface so that the edges are touching and they are all even.  We will call this the base of the frame.

2) Run a bead of glue in a straight line vertical to the sticks you laid down and close to one end (means glue them side by side)

3) Lay a stick on top of this bead of glue.  We'll refer to this as the brace.

4) Repeat steps 2 & 3 on the other end of the sticks.

5) Put a dot of glue on each of the four corners.  Lay two sticks horizontal to the to brace pieces you glued down.

6) Put a dot of glue on each of the four corners again and lay two sticks horizontal to the last two you laid.

7) Continue in this fashion, building up the sides of the box until height you desired is reached (each side should have at least 6 sticks).

8) Glue the piece of felt to the inside of the box for a nice finished look.

Source:- Crafts Elf
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