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Candy Garland


 

 

 


Hosts: Jenny Barnett Rohrs

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Age Range: 7 to 12

Grade Range: 2 to 6

Skill Level: Easy

Appropriate for These Special Events:
Every Day and Rainy Days

Supports Subject Area(s) of:
Language Arts – e.g. step by step instructions
Visual Arts

Time needed for project:
1 hour plus drying time

 Candy Garland
By Angie Holden

Materials neded:

  • Elmer’s® Clear Glue
  • 1 inch FloraCraft® STYROFOAM™ Brand balls
  • 1 ½ inch FloraCraft® STYROFOAM™ Brand balls
  • Tissue paper (2 colors) OR 6” FloraCraft® Design It® SimpleStyle® Glittered Organza (napkins are also great)
  • Baker’s twine (2 colors)
  • 48” Ribbon or cord
  • Mini rubber bands
  • Long needle
  • Scissors

Directions:
1.  Cut tissue paper (or organza) into 4 x 4 inch pieces for 1” Styrofoam balls and 6 x 6 inch pieces for the 1½” Styrofoam balls.
2.   Wrap the balls in the tissue paper using a dab of glue and twist the two ends creating a wrapped candy look.  Use the mini rubber bands to hold the twists in place.  
3.  Cut 4” lengths of ribbon or twine. Tie one end of the ribbon or twine to the twisted end of one ball and tie the other end to another twisted end of another ball.  Continue connecting as many balls together as wanted.  When done, add a piece of ribbon or twine to the ends to hang.

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