William Penn Life, 2017 (52. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2017-01-01 / 1. szám
How to make a mitten wreath Here's something warm and friendly to make when it's 10 degrees below zero outside! What you need: • 10-12 foam sheets, available at craft stores • A bail-point pen • Scissors • Foam stickers, glitter, anything to decorate your mittens • White glue • 7" ribbon to hang wreath What you do: 1. In pen, trace the outside of your hand in the shape of a mitten on foam sheets. 2. Cut out the mitten and decorate it with foam stickers or glitter, or cut out other shapes out of your leftover foam sheets. 3. Cut out small rectangles from a foam sheet of another color to be the mitten cuffs. Glue them to the bottoms of the mittens. You will need 12 mittens total to make this wreath. 4. When you are done with the individual mittens, glue the bottom corners and a little bit of the side to each other to form a circle. Alternate the mittens when gluing: under, over, etc. 5. Let the wreath dry. 6. Use a large foam sticker or white glue to adhere the ribbon to the back of one of the mittens to form a hook to hang up your wreath. If you tried this craft, send us a photo and tell us how you made your wreath personal to you! Send your photo to: Just 4 Kidz William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road Pittsburgh, PA 15233 or email your photo to: jlovasz@wpalife.org All illustrations © Can Stock Photo Inc./lenm • Mitten Wreath photo courtesy of www.louisvillefamilyfun.net WILLIAM PENN LIFE 0 January 2017 0 13
