Fun, easy project updates the simple Kokedama, or Japanese Moss Ball.
- Tennis Ball.
- Glue.
- Scissors.
- Exacto Knife / Scalpel.
- Acrylic / Fabric Paint. Green )
- Paintbrush.
- Cabochon. x 3 for eyes and nose
- Moss.
Category Animals
Halloween Hand and Foot Print Art
Great group project!
You’ll need:
- Canvas (just large enough to fit both a hand and foot print)
- Wooden letters B,O,O in black (or paint black)
- White paint pen
- Purple, Black and White Acrylic paints
- 2 Google eyes
- glue
- assorted paint brushes
Paint the canvas purple, letting dry completely between each step. Using white paint pen, draw in the web. Do hand and foot prints with paint as in pic. Glue on google eyes. Paint in ghost eyes and mouth with purple. Glue on BOO letters.
pic via pinterest
Feed Bag Tote to Sew
Feed bags are so sturdy – why not re-use them?!
Sewing machine
#14 needle (for heavy-weight fabrics)
Scissors
Pins
Thread
Binder clips
Rotary cutter – cutting mat – ruler
50 lb. plastic feed sack
Hanging Bat Halloween Centerpiece
Love these furry upside down bats!
- Black spray paint
- Fishing line
- Removable hooks
- Cheesecloth
- Plastic spiders
- Black felt sheets
- Black faux fur
- Branch
- Rubber band
- Hot glue gun
Edible Worms
Cat Litter Box Hut / Barn
Giraffe Crocheted Hat
I know a few kiddos who would love to have this made for them!
You’ll need:
- Size N Crochet Hook
- Size H Crochet Hook
- Size G Crochet Hook
- Lion Brand Jiffy in Camel, or a bulky yarn – 2 skeins ( I say 2 skeins because you will hold two strands together)
- Lion Brand Hometown USA in Chicago Charcoal, or yarn of preference (For poms on the horns)
- Lion Brand Fun Yarn in Ivory (optional – this is just for the fuzzies on the top of the head)
- Any black worsted weight yarn for eyes
- Any grey worsted weight yarn for giraffe spots
- Scissors
- Tapestry Needle
DIY Gold Animal Ears
Fruit Fly Deterant
Suburban Turmoil says: Drawn by the scent of the vinegar, the fruit flies get caught in the bubbles and die. When the bubbles disappear, dump some of it out and fill it with a little more water. Keep changing out your jar periodically until they’re all gone — It’ll generally take between 24 and 48 hours to get rid of all of them.
Turn Handprints to Animals
Cute project to recreate.
Start with the handprints then add the features with markers!
pic via pinterest
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