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by Sarah L. Schuette
Dabble Lab is published by Capstone Press, a Capstone imprint. 1710 Roe Crest Drive, North Mankato, Minnesota 56003 www.capstonepub.com
Copyright 2020 by Capstone. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission of the publisher.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data is available on the Library of Congress website. ISBN 978-1-5435-9097-5 (library binding) ISBN 978-1-5435-9103-3 (eBook PDF) ISBN 978-1-4966-9341-9 (eBook)
Summary: Got extra yarn in your makerspace? Put that yarn to use with some quick and easy makerspace projects. From dolls and animals to plant holders and dragon eggs, these 10-minute yarn projects will have kids making in no time!
Editorial Credits Editor: Shelly Lyons; Designer: Tracy McCabe; Media Researcher: Tracy Cummins; Production Specialist: Katy LaVigne; Project Production: Marcy Morin
Photo Credits All photographs by Capstone: Karon Dubke
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Do you have 10 minutes ? Grabsome yarn and make the mostof that time by creating a coolnew bracelet, cell phone holder,or bookmark. These quick andeasy projects will inspire you.
- aluminum foil
- cardboard
- craft sticks
- glue (quick-drying)/low-temperaturehot glue
- recycled lids, bottles, cans, cups
- scissors
- toothpicks
- yarn
- Before starting a project, gather the supplies andtools needed.
- When weaving or wrapping something larger inyarn, leave the yarn attached to the ball to makesure you have enough.
- If you cut the yarn too short to finish a project,tie on another piece and keep going.
- Ask an adult to help you with sharp tools.
- Change things up! Dont be afraid to make theseprojects your own.
Pom-poms are simple and easy to make.Experiment with different shapes andcolors. The possibilities are endless!
- scissors
- yarn
- googly eyes
- pipe cleaners
- fork/cardboard (optional)
- Cut a piece of yarn as long as yourhand. Lay it between your twomiddle fingers.
- Wrap more yarn loosely aroundthe outside of your hand, about20 times.
- With your free hand, loosely tie thepiece of yarn thats between yourfingers around the wrapped yarn.
- Slip the wrapped yarn off yourhand and pull the yarn tie tight.Double knot it.
- Cut the two yarn loops in half andtrim your pom-pom.
- To make animals, use short piecesof yarn to tie pom-poms together.Add googly eyes and pipe cleanersfor feelers/horns.
TIP To make a smaller pom-pom, use a fork instead of yourhand. You can also wrap yarn around a piece of cardboard.
Want to make someone smile ? Make this simplestick doll and give it as a gift. Clip it to afriends backpack or put it in a lockerto remind someone to smile.
- yarn
- large hole beads
- scissors
- quick-drying glue
- stick
- fabric pieces
- craft magnet orclothespin (optional)
- marker (optional)
- Cut a piece of yarn as long asyour hand. Fold it in half andthread the loop through the holeof a bead.
- Tie the loop of yarn in a knot, tightup against the bead. The loopshould be long enough to look likehair. Cut the loop in half and pullapart the strands to create hair.
- Glue the end of the bead withoutthe knot to the top of a smallstick. Wrap the two yarn strandsaround the top end of the stick tolook like a neck.
- Glue fabric pieces to the stick tolook like clothes. Add yarn piecesfor extra decoration.
TIP Glue a craft magnet or clothespin to the backof the doll. Add faces with a marker, if you wish.
Go wild! Use your imagination and shape foil intoany animal you can think of. How abouta hummingbird ? Perhaps you like octopuses ? Pick one and get making!
- foil
- yarn
- scissors
- cardboard
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