DIY - Safety Hat
Art & Craft

DIY - Safety Hat

This world safety day, lets spread awareness about the

Paper Crafting Brand me More than 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 7

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create safety hat, take balloon blow it up to your head size approximately. Now make a mixture of Fevicol A+ and water. Take tissue papers stick it around the balloon creating a hemisphere using the mixture made with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry. Make sure to apply three to four layers.

Step - 02

Once dried peel it off as shown.

Step - 03

To create hat holder, take sheet of mount board, draw and cut a disc proportionate to the hemisphere. Now cut out two strips measuring the width 1” approximately

Step - 04

Using Fevicol A+, assemble the parts as shown and let it dry

Step - 05

Using Fevicol A+, attach strips in the centre as shown and let it dry. Now, apply a layer of tissue paper over the hat using the mixture made and let it dry

Step - 06

Using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour of your choice paint the hat with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create safety hat, take balloon blow it up to your head size approximately. Now make a mixture of Fevicol A+ and water. Take tissue papers stick it around the balloon creating a hemisphere using the mixture made with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry. Make sure to apply three to four layers.

Step - 02

Once dried peel it off as shown.

Step - 03

To create hat holder, take sheet of mount board, draw and cut a disc proportionate to the hemisphere. Now cut out two strips measuring the width 1” approximately

Step - 04

Using Fevicol A+, assemble the parts as shown and let it dry

Step - 05

Using Fevicol A+, attach strips in the centre as shown and let it dry. Now, apply a layer of tissue paper over the hat using the mixture made and let it dry

Step - 06

Using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour of your choice paint the hat with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry.