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Holiday Crafts #1
Holiday Crafts #1
>>CRAFT TITLE: Thanksgiving Roots
>>Children are often fascinated by growing things, and Thanksgiving is a
>>nice time of year to grow something because of the change in seasons.
>>Paperwhite narcissus is simple to grow indoors, and if planted on
>>Thanksgiving with a Christmas wish, will bloom by Christmas and remind
>>children of what they wished for. You can supply the children with yarn
>>or poster paints to decorate their pots. One of the older children can
>>help the younger children.
>>
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: 4 paperwhite narcissus bulbs
>> 6" ceramic pot (There should be no hole in the bottom because the
>>bulbs will grow in a bed of pebbles and water.)
>> Pebbles - to fill each pot
>> Yarn and glue or poster paints (optional)
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>* Place a 2" layer of pebbles in the bottom of the pot.
>>* Put the bulbs on top of the pebbles, roots down.
>>* Leave about 1" between the bulbs so they can grow.
>>* And more pebbles so that the bulbs are supported.
>>* Pour water into the pot until it reaches the tops of the bulbs.
>>* Be sure they always have water and some sunlight so they grow.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Stuffed Turkey
>>In this project you will make a 3-dimensional turkey that stands on its
>>own feet. It is made of paper and stuffed with facial tissue. It makes a
>>nice Thanksgiving decoration, and several smaller ones can be made into
>>a mobile.
>>
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: • Scissors
>> • Glue
>> • Pencil
>> • Crayons or markers
>> • Facial tissue.
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>
>>Step 1 - Color the turkey any colors you like. Wild turkeys have
>>feathers in shades of brown, but I like to add a few orange feathers for
>>color.
>>
>>Step 2 - Cut out the pieces for the turkey on the outlines. You will
>>have two bodies, two wings, and one tail.
>>
>>Step 3 - Glue Body. Put one body piece with the colored side down. Apply
>>a small bead of glue on the edge along the back, around the head and
>>neck, and halfway to the feet. Take the other body piece, colored side
>>up, and lay on top of it. Press along glue line to join. Let the glue
>>set.
>>
>>Step 4 - Glue Wings. Fold back the tab on each wing. Apply glue to the
>>tabs and attach one wing to each side of the body.
>>
>>Step 5 - Glue Tail. Cut the two slits in center of the tail. Fold back
>>the tabs on the body and insert one in each slit. Glue the tabs to the
>>back of the tail.
>>
>>Step 6 - Stuff Turkey. Wait for the glue to dry completely. This is
>>very important!
>>
>>Use a pencil or pen to gently open the pocket inside the turkey. Push
>>the pencil up into the head. Use the pencil to push about a fourth of a
>>tissue into the turkey's head. Push the rest of the tissue into the
>>front of the body.
>>
>>Stand the turkey on it's feet. If you have trouble getting it to stand,
>>make sure the bottoms of the feet are flat and even. You can also bend
>>the feet out. If the turkey falls back on it's tail, add some weight to
>>the front with more tissues, some tape, or a paperclip.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Thanksgiving Placemats
>>Ask the children to make a placemat for every guest. Have the children
>>think about things they know about every person and make a placemat
>>specifically with someone in mind. If you have a newcomer, this gives
>>children a chance to get to know them and makes that guest feel welcome
>>in the process. They can use pictures from old magazines, drawings or
>>both.
>>
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: Construction paper
>> Scissors
>> Glue
>> Crayons or markers
>> Old magazines
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>This craft really does not have procedures. Just use the materials, be
>>creative and make a Thanksgiving placemat.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Paper Bag Puppets
>>This special activity lets children exercise their imaginations in many
>>different ways. Plus, the children's performances can provide some fun
>>for an adult audience. It's a bonus that paper bag puppets are easy to
>>make and fun to use.
>>
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: Small brown paper bags
>> Poster paints and brushes, crayons, or markers
>> Scissors
>> Pencil
>> White glue
>> Any of these: beads, feathers, buttons, fluffy white cotton, material
>>scraps,
>> colored paper
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>This craft really does not have procedures. Just use the materials, be
>>creative and make a paper bag puppet
>>
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>>
>>RAFT TITLE: Pilgrim Hatband / Feather Headdress Napkin Rings
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels. Makes a nice gift or service project.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: Cardboard Tissue Tubes
>> Cardboard Circles (4 inches wide)
>> Glue Stick
>> Masking Tape
>> Tempera Paint
>> Construction Paper
>>
>>PROCEDURE (Pilgrims Hatband Napkin Ring)
>>* Cut a 3" wide ring from the cardboard tissue tube.
>>* Along the bottom , make a series of tabs (snips) 3/4 inch wide,
>>spaced 1/2 inch apart.
>>* Bend the tabs outward.
>>* Cut a straight line down one side of the ring, overlap the upper
>>courners and tape
>> them in place.
>>* Set the remaining portion of the tissue tube on end in the center of
>>the cardboard
>> circle and trace around it.
>>* Cut out the inner circle and fit the doughnut shape over the ring so
>>that it rests on the
>> tabs.
>>* Glue the tabs to the rim.
>>* Paint the hat and glue on a paper buckle.
>>
>>PROCEDURE (Feather Headdress Napkin Ring)
>>* Cut a 1 1/4 inch wide ring from the tissue tube.
>>* Paint it
>>* Glue construction paper feathers to the inside of the ring.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Corn Print Place Mats
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels. Makes a nice gift or service project.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: * Ear of corn
>> * Kitchen Knife
>> * Plastic Corn Cob Holders
>> * Fabric Paints
>> * Paper Plates
>> * Cloth Place Mats
>>
>>PROCEDURE
>>* Breakan uncooked ear of corn into 2 1/2 inch lengths, coaxing the
>>breaks with a
>> kitchen knife. (If necessary - adults only)
>>* Firmly attach plastic corn cob holders to the ends.
>>* Next, pour a few shades of fabric paint onto paper plates.
>>* Roll the corn in the paint.
>>* Then roll the corn across the cloth mat. ( You may want to practice
>>on newspaper or
>> fabric scraps first)
>>* Repeat, overlapping patterns and hues.
>>* Glue the tabs to the rim.
>>* Then, heat-set the paintes place mats according to the
>>manufacturer's directions.
>>
>>PROCEDURE (Feather Headdress Napkin Ring)
>>* Cut a 1 1/4 inch wide ring from the tissue tube.
>>* Paint it
>>* Glue construction paper feathers to the inside of the ring.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: A Center-Stage Bird
>>AGE LEVEL: All Levels.(Younger ones will need help)
>> Makes a Nice Centerpiece and can also be use for
>>a Service Project.
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Joanne Moodhe
>>COUNCIL: Rockland County Girl Scout Council, Inc.
>>
>>MATERIALS: * Gourd
>> * Round Toothpicks
>> * Pumpkin
>> * Red Chili Pepper
>> * Orange Rind
>> * Corn Husks or Tamale Wrappers
>> * Tempera Paints
>> * Pair of red gloves
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>* To create the turkey's face, push a few toothpicks halfway into one
>>side of the gourd.
>>* Then attach it to the pumpkin by pushing the protruding toothpick
>>ends through the
>> pumpin shell
>>* Use the same method to attach the chili pepper wattle.
>>* For eyes, use teo orange rind circles.
>>* Push a clove through the center of each one and into the gourd.
>>* Next, tint the corn husk feathers by dipping them into diluted
>>tempera paints (2 parts
>> water to 1 part paint)
>>* Attach them to the pumpkin with tooth picks.
>>* Set the completed pumpkin atop the red gloves so that the fingers
>>resemble turkey
>> feet.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Turkey Napkin Holder
>>AGE LEVEL: ALL
>>CONTRIBUTOR: S. Abbey
>>COUNCIL: SAACGS
>>
>>MATERIALS: 9" Lightweight paper plate
>> Poster paint (red, yellow, golden orange, brown)
>> small paint brush
>> scrap red or orange construction paper
>> scissors
>> marker
>> tape
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>1. Along the edge of the plate, paint "feathers" in alternating colors
>>all aroung the plate. Let dry.
>>2. Cut a 2 1/2" long scrap of construction paper, rounding one end to
>>make head. With marker, draw eyes, beak, and wattle.
>>3. Bend plate in two straight lines (painted side out) -- one 3 1/2
>>inches from top -- one 3 1/2 inches from bottom.
>>4. Bend head 1/2 inch from straight edge. Tape to the bottom of the
>>paper plate.
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES: Younger girls may need help with cutting.
>>
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>>
>>Craft Title: Quick Centerpiece
>>Submitted by: Katen Mcnaughten
>>Age Level:
>>
>>***SUPPLIES***
>> 1 tall, dripless candle
>> 1 8" round plastic plate
>> 1 clear, 2-liter soda bottle
>> 8" ribbon (1/"8 or 1/4" wide)
>> silk flower(s)
>> glitter
>> hot glue (can substitute caulking at camp or with younger girls)
>>
>>***DIRECTIONS***
>>--remove lid from bottle
>>--cut around bottle about 5" from the top (discard bottom section)
>>--trim top section so that it sits flat
>>--attach flower to the center of the plate with hot glue or caulking
>>--attach lid to plate so that flower is 'captured' inside the 'dome'
>>--tie ribbon(s) around the neck of the bottle
>>--add a pinch or two of glitter through the bottle opening
>>--when glue (or caulking) dries, insert candle
>>
>>I used a large daisy and 3 1/4"-ribbons in blue, green, and white with a
>>green plate. Substitute what goes in the dome as needed: at camp use
>>pinecones and acorns, for beach themes use shells and sand rather than
>>glitter, for Valentines use candy and a rose bud.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Paper - Tube Wreath
>>AGE LEVEL: 8 and up
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Johanna Nugent
>>COUNCIL: Suffolk County Girl Scout Council, Long Island, NY
>>
>>MATERIALS: Cereal Box
>> Two Toilet Paper rolls
>> Tempera paint: green, red
>> 10 red 1/4" pom poms
>> Lightweight paper bag
>> Thick craft glue
>> Compass, pencil, scissors, sponge brush
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>1. Cut toilet paper roll in half lengthwise. Paint both sides green. Cut
>>into 1" strips crosswise.
>>2. Cut a 6" ring with a 3" diameter opening from cereal-box cardboard.
>>Paint both sides green. Fold and glue 1" strips onto the cereal-box
>>cardboard. Glue on pom poms in various places.
>>3. To make bow, cut side from paper bag. Paint both sides red. Cut 2"
>>strips, crinkle, and unfold carefully. Make a bow and glue onto wreath.
>>
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>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Paper - Bag Pumpkin
>>AGE LEVEL: All ages
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Johanna Nugent
>>COUNCIL: Suffolk County Girl Scout Council, Long Island, NY
>>
>>MATERIALS: Brown lunch bag
>> Two rubber bands
>> Green cotton chenille stem
>> Orange tempera paint
>> Newspaper
>> Spnge brush, scissors
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>1. Prepare the bag. Cut bottom off bag leaving a tube shape. Gather
>>bottom of bag together evenly. Secure with a rubber ban about 1" from
>>the bottom. Turn bag inside out and flatten out bottom.
>>2. Make the pumpkin. Stuff bag with newspaper. Shape bag into pumpkin
>>shape. For stem, gather together and twist top of bag. Push down for
>>pumpkin shape. Secure with rubber band. Paint pumpkin shape leaving
>>wrinkles unpainted for contrast. Let dry.
>>3. Finish up. Remove rubber band from top and replace with green stem.
>>For vine, wrap ends of stem around a pencil. Remove pencil leaving vine
>>spirals in tact.
>>
>>OPTIONS: You may want to add Jack-O-Lantern faces onto the pumpkins with
>>black permanent markers or tempera paint. For apples, use red, green, or
>>yellow paint!
>>
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>>
>>Halloween Candy Cats:
>>
>>Black film container, cord for necklace, black and pink craft foam,
>>black pipe cleaners (1 cut in 6 even pieces), wiggle eyes, pink pom-pom,
>>jelly beans.
>>
>>Punch hole in bottom of film container, thread thru container bottom and
>>cut cord long enough to string around your neck. Tie off string and
>>hot glue inside container. Cut black ears with pink insides out of
>>craft foam. Hot glue 2 wiggle eyes to film container, pink pom-pom for
>>nose and 3 black pipe cleaners on each side of the nose. Shape tail
>>out of black pipe cleaner and hot glue to back of container. Fill with
>>jelly beans......Eat and wear !!!!
>>
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>>
>>Santa Pencils:
>>
>>Small red golf pencils, white, pale pink, black, red and flesh colored
>>acrylic paint and braided cord.
>>
>>Paint flesh-colored oval of acrylic paint about 1/2" from top of red
>>golf pencil. Let dry. Paint nose pale pink and cheeks and mouth red
>>with a VERY THIN BRUSH. Dot on black eyes with toothpick. Paint white
>>mustache, eyebrows and beard. Tie 2"-long cord loop; hot-glue knot to
>>top of pencil.
>>
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>>
>>Old Fashioned Rag Wreath Ornaments:
>>
>>3" wood drapery ring, 20 strips (approx. 3/4" x 8") print fabric, 5 or 6
>>assorted wood buttons, hot glue and gun, cord for loop and pinking
>>shears.
>>
>>Tie fabric strips to ring by folding each in half, placing it over ring
>>and passing ends around ring and through fold. Trim ends even with
>>pinking shears. Glue buttons to front. Tie on loop for hanging.
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------
>>
>>Jigsaw Puzzle Wreath Christmas Tree Ornaments:
>>
>>Old jigsaw puzzle (500 pieces or more), LOW TEMP glue gun, heavy duty
>>spray adhesive, green spray paint, acrylic spray paint (?), small red
>>fabric bows, gold braided cord, green glitter, and a tube of red fabric
>>paint.
>>
>>Start gluing puzzle pieces together, picture side up, overlapping one
>>piece UNDER CONNECTING EDGE and one piece OVER CONNECTING EDGE, forming
>>a circle. Keep going and overlapping until wreath "looks" right, (in
>>your humble opinion) !! Coat well with adhesive and allow to dry
>>overnight.
>>
>>Next day, paint each wreath with green spray paint, covering each wreath
>>really, really well. Let dry to touch and repeat process until uniform
>>color is achieved, allowing each wreath to dry to touch between coats of
>>paint. You may paint "backside" of wreath also, if you wish. Let
>>wreaths dry at least 24 HOURS before proceeding !!
>>
>>Spray wreaths with heavy-duty adhesive and sprinkle or dip in green
>>glitter. I use a disposable pie pan for this purpose. It helps to
>>catch the overflow and to dip individually if more glitter is needed.
>>Spray each wreath with acrylic or clear paint to set glitter. When dry,
>>hot glue red fabric bow near the top of the wreath and paint 3 red dots
>>to resemble holly berries in a triangle pattern. Cut gold braided cord
>>to desired length and hot glue to back of wreath to form loop. Sign and
>>date back of ornament with a paintball pen. Attach a wire hanger and
>>your original Christmas Wreath Tree Ornament will be remembered for
>>years to come !!!!
>>
>>You may also center a school picture behind the wreath and hot glue to
>>make a picture ornament.
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>Valentine Flower Pots:
>>
>>Small clay flower pots, valentine red spray paint, white craft paint
>>(Apple Barrel), foam flower balls cut in half, spanish moss, craft
>>sticks, green pipe cleaners, green felt, red round lace doily, white
>>heart lace doily, small wallet photo of child.
>>
>>Paint inside and outside of pots with red with spray paint. Will
>>probably take several coats. (Works best with a coat of clear
>>underneath.) Glue white heart doily in center of red round doily. When
>>dry, glue picture in center of the heart. Cut out leaves in green felt,
>>two for each flower pot. Hot glue two pipe cleaners to craft stick,
>>leaving 1/4 inch uncovered at each end. Cut 2 pipe cleaners1/3 inch
>>shorter than leaves and hot glue to underside of leaf to shape leaf
>>later. Paint fingertips of child with white acrylic paint and have
>>child place "fingerprints" randomly around the painted flower pot,
>>CAREFUL NOT TO SMUDGE PRINTS. Set aside to dry.
>>
>>ASSEMBLY OF VALENTINE FLOWERPOTS:
>>Cut foam balls in half and place in pot, cut side down. Wedge ball
>>deeply into pot. Hot glue doily flower to one end of craft stick, then
>>hot glue both leaves, spacing appropriatly. When "flower" is dry,
>>stick in foam ball and cover stick and hole with hot glue. Top foam
>>ball with Spanish Moss.
>>
>> Attach poem and gift tag:
>>
>>A Valentine flower,
>>I've made for you here;
>>To remind you you're special,
>>From your little dear !!
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------
>>
>>CRAFT TITLE:Candy Wreath
>>AGE LEVEL:all
>>CONTRIBUTOR:Terri Miller
>>COUNCIL:Beaver-Castle Girl Scout Council
>>
>>MATERIALS:Sturdy wire coat hanger
>> Masking tape
>> Curling ribbon
>> 2 lb assorted wrapped hard candies
>>
>>PROCEDURE:1. Unbend coat hanger and shape into an 8-in. circle. Twist
>>wire around top, leaving hook intact.
>>2. Wrap the entire circle with masking tape.
>>3. With curling ribbon, tie 1 end of candy to wreath, wrapping ribbon
>>back and forth until circle is tightly covered with candies.
>>4. Wrap ribbon around top of hanger; tie a bow on top.
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES:
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------
>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Pine Cone Holiday Crafts: Turkeys & Christmas Trees
>>AGE LEVEL: Daisys and up
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Pat Broe
>>COUNCIL: Spar & Spindle GS Council, Massachusetts
>>
>>For Turkeys:
>>
>>(Make nice name tag holders on Thanksgiving table):
>>
>>MATERIALS: one large, flat bottomed cone per girl
>> tacky glue
>> large plastic eyes
>> red pipe cleaner
>> very small strip of red felt
>> orange pipe cleaner
>> red, yellow and orange feathers
>> Optional:
>> small fall colored card, markers, a fall sticker to make place card
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>Set cone on side with pointed end facing you. This is the front face
>>and chest of the turkey. The back is the widest part which will form
>>the tail feathers. The red strip of felt hangs down from the top to
>>make it look like a turkey's comb. The pipe cleaner forms the feet.
>>The feathers are glued on the back to make big tail-feathers.
>>
>>Here is a very sketchy side view:
>> ))
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>> >//
>>
>>Wind the red pipe celaner through the "front" of the turkey and twist
>>into a small circle for a head. Glue the eyes on the sides red pipe
>>cleaner and the small strip of red felt to form the comb. Glue the tail
>>feathers on the back to stand up over the wide part of the cone. Fold
>>the pipe cleaner in half and wind around middle of cone top to bottom
>>and form feet on the bottom by folding tips forward. If you want to use
>>as place tags, cut a small card and write the peron's name, add a fall
>>sticker or draw leaves on it. Tuck in front of turkey between tip of
>>the cone and the feet.
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES: Daisys might need a lot of help. Brownies
>>should be able to do most by themselves. Juniors should be able to make
>>from looking at a model. I have done these with 2nd-3rd grade
>>successfully. One of my children made them in school in kindergarten.
>>They are very cute.
>>
>>For Christmas Trees:
>>
>>MATERIALS: one large flat bottomed pine cone per girl
>> one plastic cover to a small coffee can per girl
>> green paint and brushes
>> tacky glue
>> ivory snow powder
>> sequins
>> small plastic beads
>> tiny pom-poms
>> a star shaped bead
>> small gold metallic rick-rack or braid
>> strands on tiny beads
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>Give each girl a pine cone and plastic coffee can cover. First glue
>>pine cone securely, flat side down onto plastic cover. Now decorate the
>>cone according to your wishes. They can be painted green or left
>>natural. If painting, let dry before continuing. Glue decorations -
>>the sequins, beads, pom-poms around the edges for ornaments. Glue the
>>gold rick-rack or beads on as garlands. Glue star shaped bead on top.
>>Spread glue around bottom of plastic cover and dot on tree, if desired.
>>Lightly sprinkle ivory snow.
>>
>> x
>> /\
>> / \
>> ====
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES:
>>These are a very fun and creative project for all ages, Daisy's and up.
>>Little help is needed once they get started and they love their
>>creation. With young girls, make sure they do not over-do the "snow".
>>Each one comes out beautiful and truly unique.
>>
>>*********
>>I have collected a big bag of cones and am planning to make the Xmas
>>Trees with my Juniors this year. This is a one meeting project. I hope
>>to give some as gifts as a troop service project. Happy Holidays!
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------
>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Pointsettia Napkin Rings
>>AGE LEVEL: Daisy & Brownies
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Kathy Ondrasik
>>COUNCIL: Montachusett
>>
>>MATERIALS: Red and Green Felt
>> Sizzors
>>
>>PROCEDURE:
>>Cut 1 - 3 inch square and 1 - 4x8 inch rectangle from the red felt. Cut
>>1 - 4 inch square from the green felt. Starting with the red; using the
>>rectangle cut a dog bone shape lengthwise. Using the red square cut a
>>four point flower shape. Cut the same flower shape from the green
>>felt. To both flower pieces cut a slit about i inch in length in the
>>center. Place the red flower on top of the green flower; fold the bone
>>shape in half and feed through the slit so that the rounded bone ends
>>are on top of the red flower. Open up the bone ends and the loop (that
>>has now formed under the green flower) and you should end up with a
>>pointsettia shape napkin ring.
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES: Easy and fun to put together. Each girl can
>>make a set of four in no time.
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------
>>
>>CRAFT TITLE: Puzzle piece wreath
>>AGE LEVEL: Brownie & Junior
>>CONTRIBUTOR: Kathy Ondrasik
>>COUNCIL: Montachusett
>>
>>MATERIALS: Puzzle pieces, small size; about 20-25 for each wreath.
>> Glue
>> red ribbon, about 30 - 36 inches, each.
>> Paint, optional.
>>
>>PROCEDURE: Place puzzle pieces end to end, forming a circle about 4
>>inches in diameter. Glue a second row of pieces to the first,
>>offsetting the pieces (half over one piece and half over the next
>>piece). Add a third row if possible. Allow to dry. Wrap wreath with
>>red ribbon and tie end together in a bow. You may also choose to spray
>>paint these green before applying ribbon.
>>
>>CAUTIONS/SPECIAL NOTES: Great way to recycle those old puzzles!!
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