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Friday, September 14, 2012
PUMPKIN AND APPLE GARLAND
Pumpkin and Apple Garland
This was so easy to do and fun also and if you like recycyling like me you save alot of household items. These craft only took a few items but the end result was so too cute.
Ruler
Scissors
Paint (orange for pumpkins, red for apples)
Twine
Glue gun
Empty toilet paper and paper towel rolls
Paint brush
1. First, flatten the rolls and mark 1/2 inch increments from one end to the other.
2. Cut the strips. You will have more strips from the paper towel roll than the toilet roll. The pumpkin will need 6 strips...one will be cut in half for the top and bottom adjoining the three middle loops.
4. For the apple, you will have 5 strips...the fiftth will be cut in half to be the top and bottom adjoining the middle loops. Naturally, you have scraps leftover, make little 1" x 1/2 cm loops for the stems for all the pumpkins, apples and paint them brown.
5. Start painting the strips, use orange for the pumpkins, and red for the apples. Make sure you sort all the strips beforehand so that dont get painted the wrong color.
6. When they are dry, start hot gluing them, at the middle of the loops till they are together.
7. Then put a dot of glue at the bottom of each loop at the bottom and attach the strip that will adjoin them in the bottom. Do the likewise for the top strip.
8. With twine (or any kind of string) weave the pumpkin or apple, whatever is going to be first. Go through front to back and then go to the next one and give enough string in between each one so you can adjust it accordingling. Hang it wherever you desire in your home. I have mine next to my computer hanging from my candle sconce.
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Dancing Ghosts
This craft had to be the cutest craft I did for Halloween last fall. Just to think I had all the materials at home since I am into recycling I keep alot of things handy. These cute ghost only took coffee filters and twist ties and black markers. How hard could that be.
Dancing Ghosts
These cute ghosts were a spontaneous thought when I doing other crafts. The idea that came to me and I just had to do these adorable ghosts. They are made from coffee filters and twist ties and black marker for the eyes.
Coffee Filters (9 total: 3 for each ghost)
White twist ties
Black marker
1. Take one of the filters and make a ball for the head. For the the body, use the other two filters.
2. The bottom layer that is orange, I colored with orange marker and dipped with water so that the water will seep through the filter. Put it on the side until it thoroughly dry. The plain filter was put over the orange filter.
3. Taking a white twist tie, curl it one time around the neck of the ghosts and the ends wil be the arms of the ghosts. With all the twist ties, join their arms as if they are dancing. Dot their eys with black marker.
Dancing Ghosts
These cute ghosts were a spontaneous thought when I doing other crafts. The idea that came to me and I just had to do these adorable ghosts. They are made from coffee filters and twist ties and black marker for the eyes.
Coffee Filters (9 total: 3 for each ghost)
White twist ties
Black marker
1. Take one of the filters and make a ball for the head. For the the body, use the other two filters.
2. The bottom layer that is orange, I colored with orange marker and dipped with water so that the water will seep through the filter. Put it on the side until it thoroughly dry. The plain filter was put over the orange filter.
3. Taking a white twist tie, curl it one time around the neck of the ghosts and the ends wil be the arms of the ghosts. With all the twist ties, join their arms as if they are dancing. Dot their eys with black marker.
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