Stationery Holder
Art & Craft

Stationery Holder

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 Best Out of Waste 30 to 60 mins 6 to 8 years Art & Craft Class 3

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take 2 paper plates and cut one paper plate into half we will be using one half only, leave the second plate as is to be used later.

Step - 02

Tear bits of magazine sheets that are in the same colour combinations and stick them on the half cut plate with Fevicol Ele.

Step - 03

Take the second plate that is left whole, choose another colour combination from the magazine sheets and once again tear them in bits and stick them with Fevicol Ele only on the top half.

Step - 04

From the magazine sheets, cut out different sized alphabets to form the word “Stationery”.

Step - 05

Stick the half plate around the bottom circumference of the whole plate with Fevicol Ele.

Step - 06

Stick the alphabets that have been cut on the front part of the plate. Refer to the image.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take 2 paper plates and cut one paper plate into half we will be using one half only, leave the second plate as is to be used later.

Step - 02

Tear bits of magazine sheets that are in the same colour combinations and stick them on the half cut plate with Fevicol Ele.

Step - 03

Take the second plate that is left whole, choose another colour combination from the magazine sheets and once again tear them in bits and stick them with Fevicol Ele only on the top half.

Step - 04

From the magazine sheets, cut out different sized alphabets to form the word “Stationery”.

Step - 05

Stick the half plate around the bottom circumference of the whole plate with Fevicol Ele.

Step - 06

Stick the alphabets that have been cut on the front part of the plate. Refer to the image.