Go Green Dangler Step-By-Step Craft for Kids
Art & Craft

Go Green Dangler Craft for Kids

Fevicreate Art & Craft Activities are structured activities that involve a step by step method to create an end product. This crafting journey gives you something to show, you enjoy your journey and get a sense of achievement too. What more can one ask for!

Paper Crafting Paper Crafting 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 4

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Step - 01

An interesting project – a go green dangler. For this begin by taking a corrugated sheet that roughly measures 12” as a circle.

Step - 02

Draw and cut out shapes of continents, trees and clouds from the corrugated sheet proportionate to the circle that we have taken.

Step - 03

Paint the continents, trees and the clouds in colours of your choice and make them look bright and beautiful. Leave them to dry.

Step - 04

Now to place them on the circular dangler, stick the trees and the clouds on the upper part of the circle using Fevicol MR.

Step - 05

The continents painted on the lower half of the circle.

Step - 06

For a finished look, make a running stitch which will also add texture to the dangler on the border of the lower part of the circular dangler.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

An interesting project – a go green dangler. For this begin by taking a corrugated sheet that roughly measures 12” as a circle.

Step - 02

Draw and cut out shapes of continents, trees and clouds from the corrugated sheet proportionate to the circle that we have taken.

Step - 03

Paint the continents, trees and the clouds in colours of your choice and make them look bright and beautiful. Leave them to dry.

Step - 04

Now to place them on the circular dangler, stick the trees and the clouds on the upper part of the circle using Fevicol MR.

Step - 05

The continents painted on the lower half of the circle.

Step - 06

For a finished look, make a running stitch which will also add texture to the dangler on the border of the lower part of the circular dangler.