arts & crafts supply center - activities

Arts & Crafts Supply Center
#319
$39.99

Along with tons of pom poms, buttons, beads, and other fun supplies, this center includes a guide with detailed instructions for making fourteen different crafts. Here are some more ideas for projects to make with the Arts & Crafts Supply Center:

Musical Tambourine
You will need:

  • • Arts & Crafts Supply Center
  • • Scissors
  • • Stapler
  • • Paper plate

1. Use materials from the center, such as feathers, sparkles and sequins, pom-poms, and 3-D sponges, to decorate the back of the paper plate.
2. Glue pieces of tissue paper, ribbon, or lace around the inner edge of the plate.
3. Fold the plate in half and fill it with a handful of beads. Have an adult staple the edges together.
4. Shake and tap your tambourine!

Party Mask
You will need:

  • • Arts & Crafts Supply Center
  • • Pencil
  • • Scissors
  • • Tagboard

1. Choose one of these mask templates and print it out.


spiky
rounded
animal

To view and print the PDF mask templates, you’ll need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don’t have a copy, click on the “Get Acrobat Reader” icon to download one for free.

Trace the mask onto the tagboard and cut it out, including holes for eyes.
Decorate the mask with materials from the supply center, such as feathers, glitter glue, gems, and tinsel grass.
3. Use the tinsel stems and pom-poms to make antennae if desired.
4. Glue a craft stick to the mask so you can hold it in front of your face, or, poke holes in the sides and use two of the long yarn pieces to tie the mask around your head.

Wind Sock
You will need:

  • • Arts & Crafts Supply Center
  • • Construction paper (12” x 18”)
  • • Hole punch

1. Decorate one side of the paper with collage materials from the supply center, such as crumpled tissue paper, markers, foam shapes, and glitter glue.
2. Glue streamers of ribbon or lace along the bottom edge of the paper.
3. Roll the paper into a cylinder and glue the edges together.
4. Punch 3 holes in the top edge and tie a piece of yarn through each hole. Tie the three strands of yarn together.
5. Hang your windsock outdoors and watch it “fly” in the wind!