Because we must cover Art in our homeschool curriculum, I am always looking for new mediums to work with and different project ideas that will keep the kids interested. You can only paint and colour so much!
This craft does require Adult Supervision and honestly it's probably not for 10 years and under. My mom ended up doing most of the work for the little ones! However, the kids still learned a few skills to do with measuring and X-Acto knife safety! Thumbs Up!
Duct Tape Pouches
What you'll need:
Cutting board
Ruler
X-Acto knife
Plastic bag
Duct Tape
Procedure:
1. Using the cutting board, X-Acto Knife and ruler, measure the plastic bag and cut into a rectangular shape. Once you cut it you will end up with two pieces, use one per pouch.2. Start lining the Duct tape across one side of the plastic bag. You can go horizontal or vertical, depending on the design on the tape. make sure to overlap each strip slightly.
3. Flip the piece over and repeat the Duct Tape strips on the other side.
Clean up any tape that hangs off the edges with the x-acto knife
You will now have a flat pouch
9. Cut another piece of Tape lengthwise and adhere it to the insides of the pouch.
11. Shape the bag by folding the sides inwards and flattening the bottom. you can add a slit in the middle of the bag and thread some ribbon for a finishing touch.
These are super cute to use as Make-Up bags
Or you could make one and use it as a gift bag. Two gifts in one!
The ideas are endless, but my favourite part is that they are homemade and useful.
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