Age Range: 7 to 12
Grade Range: 2 to 6
Skill Level: Moderate
Appropriate for These Special Events:
Every Day and Rainy Days
Supports Subject Area(s) of:
Language Arts – e.g. step by step instructions
Mathematics - measuring
Visual Arts
Time Needed for Project:
1 hour plus drying time
Main Materials:
Elmer's® School Glue Gel
Plaid® Folk Art Paint in two desired colors
Elmer's® Paint Pens
Activa® Premier Air Dry Clay
White seed beads
Elmer's® Glitter Pens
Horizon Magnets
Elmer's® Thick Craft Bond Glue
3.5" Wood disc
Basic Materials:
Decorative Paper
Paint brushes
Wax paper
Scissors
Instructions:
- Tear off a piece of wax paper to make a work surface.
- Roll a 6" coil from the clay. Bring the two sides of the coil up to form a "U" shape in front of you. Twist the two ends once or twice so now you have a tear shape. Bring the twisted end down to the bottom of the tear drop. Adjust over all pretzel shape, snipping away excess ends and leave to dry
- Paint the wood disc with acrylic paint. Use a paint pen to outline the shape in dashes.
- Trace around the pretzel shape onto scrapbook paper and cut out.
- Paint the pretzel and leave to dry.
- Add a coat of glitter with the glitter gel pen, using a paint brush to smooth out glitter. Set aside to dry.
- Use clear gel glue to attach the paper pretzel piece to the wood disc. Seal the entire disc piece by brushing with clear gel glue.
- Paint a layer of clear gel glue over pretzel and sprinkle with the seed bead "salt".
- Apply a line of thick glue to the back of the pretzel and set on paper pretzel piece.
- Attach the magnet to the back.
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