Materials: Acrylic or water-based outdoor house paint (for outdoors), tempera paint and paper for indoors, cardboard (alternative material: used file folders), scissors and tape. Step 1: Design your own fish on cardboard or manila file folders. Keep the design simple for ease of cutting. Leave a half-inch around the outline …
Materials: Square white paper, crayons, colored pencils Step 1: Fold left to right in half and fold top to bottom. Unfold. Step 2: Fold on diagonal in both directions. Unfold to see 8 triangles. Step 3: Tuck sides in toward center to create and arrow pointing down. Step 4: Fold …
Materials: white paper, construction paper, glue, crayons, pencils & colored pencils. Step 1: Fold a square of paper in half horizontally. Step 2: Fold left to right in half again, fold top to bottom and then left to right again. Step 3: Unfold to see 8 squares. Step 4: Fold …
Materials: white paper, glue, crayons, pencils & colored pencils, yarn, scissors and hole puncher, Step 1: Trace a small bowl to make 6-10 circles. Step 2: Cut paper circles. Step 3: Fold paper circles in half. Step 4: Glue back right half of one circle to the back left half …
Materials: white paper, construction paper, glue, crayons, pencils & colored pencils, stapler, glue, popsicle stick Step 1: Fold horizontal paper in half like a book Step 2: Cut two lines from fold toward open edge. Step 3: Cut on center fold line. Step 4: Fold curtains back like an accordion. …
Materials: white paper, construction paper, glue, crayons, pencils & colored pencils Step 1: This puppet is made using the folding method to create an “origami fortune teller.” Fold a paper square in half on a diagonal to create a triangle and then unfold. Step 2: Fold each of the four …
Step 1 Fold Paper bag so it is flat and easy to cut. Step 2: Cut paper bag into half-inch- wide strips. Start at the opening and cut halfway down the bag. Step 2: Open bag and stand it up. Step 3: Hold base of bag with one hand and …
In ancient China, these lanterns were used as a light source and then over time, Buddhists would use it as an aspect of worship. Fast forwarding to the modern day, it is to symbolize worship and celebration and is used for decorations. The hanging lanterns you will make below are used to decorate homes …
