Just like Christmas lights in the winter, people go out in search of the best haunted Halloween houses in the neighborhood. That’s why if you’re decorating your yard for Halloween, you need to go all out. We know there are plenty of Halloween decorations you can buy, but there are times when you don’t want to have the thing that everyone else has. That’s why wooden crafts wholesale is the answer.
There are a few staples every haunted Halloween yard needs. One of those things is a graveyard. Cemeteries are the center of so many scary movies, so they should be incorporated into your lawn decorations. Tombstones, spiderwebs and crows are all good things to have around in your scary display. But the centerpiece should be something even creepier. Something like an unearthed coffin.
Put your DIY skills to the test this Halloween by creating your own lawn coffin to put on display. Follow the steps below to find out how to make one!
Materials you will need:
1” x 4ft x 8ft Rigid Foam Insulation Board (available at home improvement stores)
Bamboo Skewers
Stainless Steel Wire Stripping Brush
Electric carving knife (a long serated bread knife will work too)
Permanent Marker
Ruler
Large Paint Brushes
Downloadable Assembly and Measurement Diagrams
Optional- Halloween Skull Mask, Tealights, Masking Tape Hands
Step 1. Use the measurement guide to draw out all the parts for the coffin on the foam board. I placed the pieces close together on the board to create as many “common cuts” as possible.
Step 2. Cut out all the pieces using the electric knife. It’s ok if the pieces are not perfectly even, you want the pieces to resemble weathered uneven wood.
Step 3. Use the wire brush to make long rough strokes on each of the foam pieces. This step should be done outside because of the fine dust it produces. Rough up the whole surface of each piece, front and back.
Step 4. Next, make long lines in the foam by pressing hard with a bamboo skewer. The lines can be uneven, and you can make circular lines to form “knots” that mimic real wood.
Step 5. Paint each piece, entirely, with the cedar brown paint. To conserve paint, I chose not to paint the back of piece D, because this will be mostly hidden in the end. It may take 1-2 coats of paint to cover the all the pink foam.
Step 6. Let the pieces sit, until the paint is dry to the touch. Use a large stiff bristle paintbrush and a very small amount of gray paint to apply very light streaks to all the pieces. This is just to highlight the lines and texture on the pieces.
Step 8. Break a bamboo stick into 3 equal parts.
Step 9. Place piece A on the top edge of piece D. Flip over piece D and from the back, use the sharp end of a long skewer to punch a hole going through both piece D and A. Remove the skewer and press one of the shorter pieces back through the hole.
Step 10. Use a hammer, or the back of a wooden spoon to press the skewer piece all the way into the foam. You can add a small amount of hot glue to keep the piece from sliding back off the skewers. Attach 2 more skewer pieces along the edge to secure piece A to D.
Step 11. Next, attach pieces C to either side of the coffin (piece D) using the same technique with the skewers. Refer to the assembly diagram to ensure the pieces are lined up in the correct direction.
Step 12. Prior to attaching piece B, you may need to trim down one edge of the piece, so that it will wedge into the opening between piece A and C. Once the piece is the right size, attach it with the skewers. Trim the last remaining piece, attach and touch up any of the paint.
Step 13. The main part of the coffin is now complete.
Step 15. Attach the wedges to the back of the coffin, as shown. Once attached, the coffin should sit up on its own at an angle.
Step 16. To make the coffin lid, cut another piece of foam, based on the measurements of piece D. Cut long, vertical gouges into the foam, making it look like the wood split apart.
Step 17. Cut a long piece of foam and attach to the lid to serve as a cross piece. Use the steel brush and skewer to rough up the coffin lid. Use the skewer to carve the letters RIP in the lid.
Step 18. Paint the lid the same as the coffin, use the black marker to make the letters darker.
Step 19. The lid gently rests on the coffin at an angle. Place in the dirt or grass in your yard to scare your neighbors.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.
Step 20. You can stuff a skull mask with newspaper and add tealights for the eyes. Use a piece of foam to prop the mask up inside the coffin, so that it’s peaking out from behind the lid. For added creepiness, you can make and add the DIY masking tape hands.https://www.zjclassic.com/
There are a few staples every haunted Halloween yard needs. One of those things is a graveyard. Cemeteries are the center of so many scary movies, so they should be incorporated into your lawn decorations. Tombstones, spiderwebs and crows are all good things to have around in your scary display. But the centerpiece should be something even creepier. Something like an unearthed coffin.
Put your DIY skills to the test this Halloween by creating your own lawn coffin to put on display. Follow the steps below to find out how to make one!
Materials you will need:
1” x 4ft x 8ft Rigid Foam Insulation Board (available at home improvement stores)
Bamboo Skewers
Stainless Steel Wire Stripping Brush
Electric carving knife (a long serated bread knife will work too)
Permanent Marker
Ruler
Large Paint Brushes
Downloadable Assembly and Measurement Diagrams
Optional- Halloween Skull Mask, Tealights, Masking Tape Hands
Step 1. Use the measurement guide to draw out all the parts for the coffin on the foam board. I placed the pieces close together on the board to create as many “common cuts” as possible.
Step 2. Cut out all the pieces using the electric knife. It’s ok if the pieces are not perfectly even, you want the pieces to resemble weathered uneven wood.
Step 3. Use the wire brush to make long rough strokes on each of the foam pieces. This step should be done outside because of the fine dust it produces. Rough up the whole surface of each piece, front and back.
Step 4. Next, make long lines in the foam by pressing hard with a bamboo skewer. The lines can be uneven, and you can make circular lines to form “knots” that mimic real wood.
Step 5. Paint each piece, entirely, with the cedar brown paint. To conserve paint, I chose not to paint the back of piece D, because this will be mostly hidden in the end. It may take 1-2 coats of paint to cover the all the pink foam.
Step 6. Let the pieces sit, until the paint is dry to the touch. Use a large stiff bristle paintbrush and a very small amount of gray paint to apply very light streaks to all the pieces. This is just to highlight the lines and texture on the pieces.
Step 8. Break a bamboo stick into 3 equal parts.
Step 9. Place piece A on the top edge of piece D. Flip over piece D and from the back, use the sharp end of a long skewer to punch a hole going through both piece D and A. Remove the skewer and press one of the shorter pieces back through the hole.
Step 10. Use a hammer, or the back of a wooden spoon to press the skewer piece all the way into the foam. You can add a small amount of hot glue to keep the piece from sliding back off the skewers. Attach 2 more skewer pieces along the edge to secure piece A to D.
Step 11. Next, attach pieces C to either side of the coffin (piece D) using the same technique with the skewers. Refer to the assembly diagram to ensure the pieces are lined up in the correct direction.
Step 12. Prior to attaching piece B, you may need to trim down one edge of the piece, so that it will wedge into the opening between piece A and C. Once the piece is the right size, attach it with the skewers. Trim the last remaining piece, attach and touch up any of the paint.
Step 13. The main part of the coffin is now complete.
Step 15. Attach the wedges to the back of the coffin, as shown. Once attached, the coffin should sit up on its own at an angle.
Step 16. To make the coffin lid, cut another piece of foam, based on the measurements of piece D. Cut long, vertical gouges into the foam, making it look like the wood split apart.
Step 17. Cut a long piece of foam and attach to the lid to serve as a cross piece. Use the steel brush and skewer to rough up the coffin lid. Use the skewer to carve the letters RIP in the lid.
Step 18. Paint the lid the same as the coffin, use the black marker to make the letters darker.
Step 19. The lid gently rests on the coffin at an angle. Place in the dirt or grass in your yard to scare your neighbors.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.
Step 20. You can stuff a skull mask with newspaper and add tealights for the eyes. Use a piece of foam to prop the mask up inside the coffin, so that it’s peaking out from behind the lid. For added creepiness, you can make and add the DIY masking tape hands.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Looking for a new alternative to plain paper Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts? These cute little heart pouches are perfect for hiding some sweet treats!
You’ll need:
Cute paper – either scrapbook paper, or make your own with DIY foam stamps
A sewing machine or needle and thread
Little candies
Start by cutting out two hearts that are identical in shape. Place them together with the patterned sides out.
Using a sewing machine or needle and thread, stitch around the heart shape about a quarter-inch in from the edge. Leave a gap about an inch long on one of the sides like shown above.
Put the candy inside the heart, and stitch up the gap, sealing the candy inside the heart!
Trim the threads, and you’re done! You can also write a message on the heart before filling it, or glue on some lace and beads if you’d like.
To get the candy out, just tear the heart open! You can also fill these with coins, squinkies, or small jewelry for a special surprise!
Today I have a super cute and quick hair bow that is perfect for Valentine’s Day. You can use any color ribbon to match to an outfit, or use traditional pink, red, and white.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this Valentine’s Day hair bow:
Ribbon covered hair clip
Hot glue gun
3 different colored ribbons
Cut each ribbon as shown, with a half-inch difference in length.
Do that with each length of ribbon so you have 3 loops.
Take your smallest loop, and place it on the table. Put a dot of glue on the tip of the loop, and lay the medium loop on top and slightly below the small loop. Do the same with the largest loop on top of the medium loop. This is how it should look on the front and the back.
Take your largest loop and put a small dot of glue in the center, then fold it in to form the top of the heart. Take the middle loop and do the same, but wrapping the center of the middle loop around the point of the heart. Do the same with the small loop, and it should look like this. You’ve made your heart!
Put a dot of glue on the tip of the heart shape, and glue it down to the open end of your lined clip.
Now run a small line of glue where the ribbons fold to form the heart shape, and attach that to the back end of the clip.
You’re done! I hope you enjoy making these adorable little hearts, and they’d be super cute clipped to Valentine cards for a gift!
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
You’ll need:
Cute paper – either scrapbook paper, or make your own with DIY foam stamps
A sewing machine or needle and thread
Little candies
Start by cutting out two hearts that are identical in shape. Place them together with the patterned sides out.
Using a sewing machine or needle and thread, stitch around the heart shape about a quarter-inch in from the edge. Leave a gap about an inch long on one of the sides like shown above.
Put the candy inside the heart, and stitch up the gap, sealing the candy inside the heart!
Trim the threads, and you’re done! You can also write a message on the heart before filling it, or glue on some lace and beads if you’d like.
To get the candy out, just tear the heart open! You can also fill these with coins, squinkies, or small jewelry for a special surprise!
Today I have a super cute and quick hair bow that is perfect for Valentine’s Day. You can use any color ribbon to match to an outfit, or use traditional pink, red, and white.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this Valentine’s Day hair bow:
Ribbon covered hair clip
Hot glue gun
3 different colored ribbons
Cut each ribbon as shown, with a half-inch difference in length.
Do that with each length of ribbon so you have 3 loops.
Take your smallest loop, and place it on the table. Put a dot of glue on the tip of the loop, and lay the medium loop on top and slightly below the small loop. Do the same with the largest loop on top of the medium loop. This is how it should look on the front and the back.
Take your largest loop and put a small dot of glue in the center, then fold it in to form the top of the heart. Take the middle loop and do the same, but wrapping the center of the middle loop around the point of the heart. Do the same with the small loop, and it should look like this. You’ve made your heart!
Put a dot of glue on the tip of the heart shape, and glue it down to the open end of your lined clip.
Now run a small line of glue where the ribbons fold to form the heart shape, and attach that to the back end of the clip.
You’re done! I hope you enjoy making these adorable little hearts, and they’d be super cute clipped to Valentine cards for a gift!
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Easy Easter Craft Ideas for Kids
2021年8月26日 Easter is in just a few weeks and the girls are getting super excited for the Easter bunny to visit! The Easter holiday will be quite different this year with us not being able to really leave our home. I am planning on lots of Easter Day Crafts for sale, egg hunts around the back yard, and luckily snagged the girls Easter goodies for their baskets a few weeks ago.
The girls are honestly going a little stir crazy, so we’ve been doing a lot of crafts. It might not take too much of our day up, but they really love them and look forward to them. I wanted to share 15 easy Easter craft ideas for kids to keep you and your little ones busy over the next few weeks!
We are really looking forward to trying the salt painted Easter eggs especially. It looks easy enough and I think it’ll be easy for the girls to do! The paper plate chicks are super cute too and I think we can get creative with supplies we have in our home. Let me know if you end up trying any of these!
Easter Egg Sun Catchers
Little ones will love making colorful Easter egg suncatchers from tissue paper! They can decide on a design and make each Easter egg with a unique color scheme! Display finished sun catchers to brighten the window view!
Salt Painted Easter Bunny
Assist your child to make a salty outline and try making different salt painted Easter bunny. This process art will present an opportunity to try a different kind of painting. Applying glue is an awesome finger and hand strengthening activity.
We always save our toilet paper rolls and this daisy print is so cute! I can see my girls easily doing this on their own.
Easter Chick Paper Plate
Toddlers and preschoolers are a bit young to work on sewing projects. They can still work on lacing projects introducing sewing like in Easter chick paper plate craft. Kids will have fun as they work on their fine motor skills!
Paper Bunny Masks
Next Easter craft project is just too cute! Prepare templates and invite your children to make paper bunny masks. Be prepared to see little bunnies hopping around the home next few weeks!
Tin Foil Easter Eggs
You probably have a tin foil roll in your home? Take out your sharpies and let kids decorate tin foil Easter eggs. You can string the finished eggs and create an amazing sparkly Easter banner!
Marbled Easter Egg Art
If you are not afraid of mess, your kids can play around and make marbled Easter egg art. To be truthful, almost all art projects are more or less messy. But, looking at finished Easter eggs, you have to admit it’s worth the mess!
Thumbprint Bunny
Thumbprint here, thumbprint there! And before you know, you will make an adorable little thumbprint bunny with a fluffy tail! It can’t get any easier to make a cute Easter craft than this!
Scratch Art Easter Egg
We just love classic crafts with a holiday spin! Take a look at scratch art Easter eggs and you will love it as well! Kids always get surprised as they reveal colors under the black paint! You never know how your Easter egg will turn out!
Paper Plate Bunny
We spotted another adorable bunny craft with a fluffy tail and had to share with you! Different art process is used to create paper plate bunny craft – pom pom printing! Let your little one choose a color for the background.
Easter Egg Wreath
Crunching and tearing tissue paper is an amazing workout for little fingers! Let them decorate paper egg shapes with tissue paper, then put them together to form a lovely Easter egg wreath for your front door!
Fork Chick Painted Art
Forks are meant for feeding! Well, not today! We will use them to make art! And it’s a super cute fork chick painted art! This project will make kids think: “What else we can use to make art?”.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
The girls are honestly going a little stir crazy, so we’ve been doing a lot of crafts. It might not take too much of our day up, but they really love them and look forward to them. I wanted to share 15 easy Easter craft ideas for kids to keep you and your little ones busy over the next few weeks!
We are really looking forward to trying the salt painted Easter eggs especially. It looks easy enough and I think it’ll be easy for the girls to do! The paper plate chicks are super cute too and I think we can get creative with supplies we have in our home. Let me know if you end up trying any of these!
Easter Egg Sun Catchers
Little ones will love making colorful Easter egg suncatchers from tissue paper! They can decide on a design and make each Easter egg with a unique color scheme! Display finished sun catchers to brighten the window view!
Salt Painted Easter Bunny
Assist your child to make a salty outline and try making different salt painted Easter bunny. This process art will present an opportunity to try a different kind of painting. Applying glue is an awesome finger and hand strengthening activity.
We always save our toilet paper rolls and this daisy print is so cute! I can see my girls easily doing this on their own.
Easter Chick Paper Plate
Toddlers and preschoolers are a bit young to work on sewing projects. They can still work on lacing projects introducing sewing like in Easter chick paper plate craft. Kids will have fun as they work on their fine motor skills!
Paper Bunny Masks
Next Easter craft project is just too cute! Prepare templates and invite your children to make paper bunny masks. Be prepared to see little bunnies hopping around the home next few weeks!
Tin Foil Easter Eggs
You probably have a tin foil roll in your home? Take out your sharpies and let kids decorate tin foil Easter eggs. You can string the finished eggs and create an amazing sparkly Easter banner!
Marbled Easter Egg Art
If you are not afraid of mess, your kids can play around and make marbled Easter egg art. To be truthful, almost all art projects are more or less messy. But, looking at finished Easter eggs, you have to admit it’s worth the mess!
Thumbprint Bunny
Thumbprint here, thumbprint there! And before you know, you will make an adorable little thumbprint bunny with a fluffy tail! It can’t get any easier to make a cute Easter craft than this!
Scratch Art Easter Egg
We just love classic crafts with a holiday spin! Take a look at scratch art Easter eggs and you will love it as well! Kids always get surprised as they reveal colors under the black paint! You never know how your Easter egg will turn out!
Paper Plate Bunny
We spotted another adorable bunny craft with a fluffy tail and had to share with you! Different art process is used to create paper plate bunny craft – pom pom printing! Let your little one choose a color for the background.
Easter Egg Wreath
Crunching and tearing tissue paper is an amazing workout for little fingers! Let them decorate paper egg shapes with tissue paper, then put them together to form a lovely Easter egg wreath for your front door!
Fork Chick Painted Art
Forks are meant for feeding! Well, not today! We will use them to make art! And it’s a super cute fork chick painted art! This project will make kids think: “What else we can use to make art?”.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Kids can make a doily santa decoration using a few simple craft materials! Use this as a fun group wooden crafts for kids wholesale project or a one-on-one activity. To make this craft even easier, we have created a Free Printable Download with each shape. Place the color construction paper you need behind each shape and cut along the lines.
Recommended Ages: 4-7
Materials:
Doily
Oak tag
Construction paper
Wiggly eyes
Cotton ball
Marker
1. Cut our your pieces
Cut a circle out of oak tag paper for the face.
Cut 3 small circles, for the nose and 2 rosy cheeks using red and pink construction paper.
Cut 2 wavy shapes out of white construction paper for the mustache.
Cut a hat out of red construction paper.
Tip: Pre-cut the pieces for young kids and lay them out in piles on a table for easy access.
2. Glue the pieces
Glue two wiggly eyes, nose, cheeks, and mustache to the face (large circle)
Glue the face to the center of the doily
Glue the hat to the back of the doily (this should overlap)
Glue the cotton ball to the end of the hat
3. Get creative!
Kids can add eyebrows, draw silly eyes instead of using wiggly eyes, add more cotton balls for a beard, glitter or gems to the hat, and any other fun craft materials they’d like.
Now you can hang Santa up!
Add a magnet to the back to hang it on the refrigerator
Hole punch the top of the hat to hang it from a string for a cute decoration
Glue Santa to a piece of paper for a background, then write Merry Christmas or use foam letters to spell it out!
Have kids write a letter to Santa after the craft activity to add to the holiday fun!
Don’t forget we also provide All Saints Day Crafts.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Recommended Ages: 4-7
Materials:
Doily
Oak tag
Construction paper
Wiggly eyes
Cotton ball
Marker
1. Cut our your pieces
Cut a circle out of oak tag paper for the face.
Cut 3 small circles, for the nose and 2 rosy cheeks using red and pink construction paper.
Cut 2 wavy shapes out of white construction paper for the mustache.
Cut a hat out of red construction paper.
Tip: Pre-cut the pieces for young kids and lay them out in piles on a table for easy access.
2. Glue the pieces
Glue two wiggly eyes, nose, cheeks, and mustache to the face (large circle)
Glue the face to the center of the doily
Glue the hat to the back of the doily (this should overlap)
Glue the cotton ball to the end of the hat
3. Get creative!
Kids can add eyebrows, draw silly eyes instead of using wiggly eyes, add more cotton balls for a beard, glitter or gems to the hat, and any other fun craft materials they’d like.
Now you can hang Santa up!
Add a magnet to the back to hang it on the refrigerator
Hole punch the top of the hat to hang it from a string for a cute decoration
Glue Santa to a piece of paper for a background, then write Merry Christmas or use foam letters to spell it out!
Have kids write a letter to Santa after the craft activity to add to the holiday fun!
Don’t forget we also provide All Saints Day Crafts.https://www.zjclassic.com/
When making jewelry, it is handy to know about the knots which help to finish your jewelry piece, keep it all together and of course look neat and tidy in the process. There are also knots Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts which make up the main body of your work i.e. in macrame and pearl knotting.
Before beginning any project, make sure you know which thread or cord will work best for the techniques you will be using and consider the strength of the cord if you are working with heavier elements.
So let’s get into the knots (and try not to get tangled on the way) – here are a few of the most popular knots used in jewelry making:
1. Overhand knot
This is the most simple knot to wrap your head around and is what will probably pop into your mind when you hear the word ‘knot’.
The overhand technique is what you will use when creating pearl knotted pieces of jewelry, to hold beads in place and help to stop any damage that can occur from friction between beads. Read more about pearl knotting here!
2. Sliding knot
This knot is used for thicker cord such as leather or suede. The sliding tunnel knots run smoothly along the cord allowing the jewelry piece to be resizable to suit the wearer, meaning a necklace could vary from a choker, right the way through to a matinee length necklace! This fastening technique means you do not need to use any crimps or clasps, just make sure to create your beaded design or add your charms before making this knot.
TIP: Remember to leave enough excess cord to create both knots and the overlapping section
3. Lark’s head knot
This is the perfect knot for adding a fastening or pendant to your jewelry design. All you need to do is make a loop by folding the cord and then pass the loose ends through the chosen fastening or pendant and back through the loop you made. This is a really neat way to make a very simple cord necklace with a single pendant.
4. Surgeon’s knot
A surgeon’s knot is a very sturdy way to finish off a piece of jewelry and is super handy for elasticated cords. The extra twists in this knot help to keep it in place – it is definitely more of a practical knot than a decorative knot!
5. Square knot
A square knot is very similar to the lark’s head knot, only two loops are created on separate cords before being passed through one another. This technique is commonly used as a knot design for rings made from silver or gold.
This knot can also be used in braided jewelry using a slightly different technique with multiple strands. The central cord(s) act as a base for the two wrapping cords, as square knots are created in a row. This same technique can be used as a fastening, creating an adjustable piece of jewelry – most commonly found on bracelets.
TIP: If you don’t alternate the square knot from side to side (left cord then right cord), you will end up with a spiral design, rather than a flat design.
6. Pretzel knot
Also more traditionally known as a Josephine knot, this is a technique most commonly seen in macramé designs and is a really pretty and decorative knot to use. There are multiple ways to make this knot and it looks particularly pretty when it’s made using double cord in contrasting colors.
7. Half-hitch knot
Commonly used in beadwork to add in new threads or to hold beads in place within a design. This knot is created in a very similar way to an overhand knot, but formed around something i.e. a seed bead. There are many variations on a “hitch” which can be used to strengthen the hold that the knot creates, which is perfect for the finishing knot to a beaded design.
This can also be used as a decorative knot in bracelet making where 2 cords (usually different colors) make a strong and simple design.
Jewelry-making techniques that are knot-heavy
This form of cord work can be used for many applications, from hanging baskets to tapestries, but it can be very beautifully and effectively used on a smaller scale in jewelry-making.
As mentioned above, knotting between each pearl or bead in a jewelry design is called pearl knotting. A technique which makes sturdy jewellery where beads are not touching one another, therefore protected from cracking or becoming worn.
These knots are visible, so using matching or complementary colored threads is a must. Your thread needs to be held close to the bead as you form the knot, so using a set of needle nosed tweezers or a pearl knotting needle is a really great idea!
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Before beginning any project, make sure you know which thread or cord will work best for the techniques you will be using and consider the strength of the cord if you are working with heavier elements.
So let’s get into the knots (and try not to get tangled on the way) – here are a few of the most popular knots used in jewelry making:
1. Overhand knot
This is the most simple knot to wrap your head around and is what will probably pop into your mind when you hear the word ‘knot’.
The overhand technique is what you will use when creating pearl knotted pieces of jewelry, to hold beads in place and help to stop any damage that can occur from friction between beads. Read more about pearl knotting here!
2. Sliding knot
This knot is used for thicker cord such as leather or suede. The sliding tunnel knots run smoothly along the cord allowing the jewelry piece to be resizable to suit the wearer, meaning a necklace could vary from a choker, right the way through to a matinee length necklace! This fastening technique means you do not need to use any crimps or clasps, just make sure to create your beaded design or add your charms before making this knot.
TIP: Remember to leave enough excess cord to create both knots and the overlapping section
3. Lark’s head knot
This is the perfect knot for adding a fastening or pendant to your jewelry design. All you need to do is make a loop by folding the cord and then pass the loose ends through the chosen fastening or pendant and back through the loop you made. This is a really neat way to make a very simple cord necklace with a single pendant.
4. Surgeon’s knot
A surgeon’s knot is a very sturdy way to finish off a piece of jewelry and is super handy for elasticated cords. The extra twists in this knot help to keep it in place – it is definitely more of a practical knot than a decorative knot!
5. Square knot
A square knot is very similar to the lark’s head knot, only two loops are created on separate cords before being passed through one another. This technique is commonly used as a knot design for rings made from silver or gold.
This knot can also be used in braided jewelry using a slightly different technique with multiple strands. The central cord(s) act as a base for the two wrapping cords, as square knots are created in a row. This same technique can be used as a fastening, creating an adjustable piece of jewelry – most commonly found on bracelets.
TIP: If you don’t alternate the square knot from side to side (left cord then right cord), you will end up with a spiral design, rather than a flat design.
6. Pretzel knot
Also more traditionally known as a Josephine knot, this is a technique most commonly seen in macramé designs and is a really pretty and decorative knot to use. There are multiple ways to make this knot and it looks particularly pretty when it’s made using double cord in contrasting colors.
7. Half-hitch knot
Commonly used in beadwork to add in new threads or to hold beads in place within a design. This knot is created in a very similar way to an overhand knot, but formed around something i.e. a seed bead. There are many variations on a “hitch” which can be used to strengthen the hold that the knot creates, which is perfect for the finishing knot to a beaded design.
This can also be used as a decorative knot in bracelet making where 2 cords (usually different colors) make a strong and simple design.
Jewelry-making techniques that are knot-heavy
This form of cord work can be used for many applications, from hanging baskets to tapestries, but it can be very beautifully and effectively used on a smaller scale in jewelry-making.
As mentioned above, knotting between each pearl or bead in a jewelry design is called pearl knotting. A technique which makes sturdy jewellery where beads are not touching one another, therefore protected from cracking or becoming worn.
These knots are visible, so using matching or complementary colored threads is a must. Your thread needs to be held close to the bead as you form the knot, so using a set of needle nosed tweezers or a pearl knotting needle is a really great idea!
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Valentine’s Day is a great excuse to make beautiful keepsakes for each other. This year my little girl decided she wanted to make something special for her Dad.
We had just received these sweet, raw, unfinished hearts in the Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts, which I thought we could use. It was a fun, easy craft which can be straightforward or developed further to create ornaments, decorations or a 3D Valentine’s card.
Use crayons, pencils, paints or even wrap the hearts with wool string. The possibilities are endless and it’s a craft children will enjoy no matter what age they are.
1 - Paint your wooden hearts. We used watercolour paints but you can use any paints or even crayons, or why not try our new wood stain (recommended for older children).
2 - Drill a hole approximately 1cm in from the part where your heart dips at the top. We used our hand-held drill but you could use a boring tool too. The wood is very soft.
3 - Leave to dry, the add some glue and sprinkle with glitter.
4 - Thread string or yarn through your hole using a large needle and voila, a lovely pendant.
Note: If you are working with older children or would like to create a softer finished look, sand the wooden hearts first before dying, then add some natural oil to give a lovely patina to your hearts.
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
We had just received these sweet, raw, unfinished hearts in the Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts, which I thought we could use. It was a fun, easy craft which can be straightforward or developed further to create ornaments, decorations or a 3D Valentine’s card.
Use crayons, pencils, paints or even wrap the hearts with wool string. The possibilities are endless and it’s a craft children will enjoy no matter what age they are.
1 - Paint your wooden hearts. We used watercolour paints but you can use any paints or even crayons, or why not try our new wood stain (recommended for older children).
2 - Drill a hole approximately 1cm in from the part where your heart dips at the top. We used our hand-held drill but you could use a boring tool too. The wood is very soft.
3 - Leave to dry, the add some glue and sprinkle with glitter.
4 - Thread string or yarn through your hole using a large needle and voila, a lovely pendant.
Note: If you are working with older children or would like to create a softer finished look, sand the wooden hearts first before dying, then add some natural oil to give a lovely patina to your hearts.
We also have some interesting wooden crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Each year, my World Senior Games Volleyball team travels to Utah in October. They host all kinds of games. It’s a tradition that each team bring a gift for each player on each team they play. This year I decided to make Paracord Sports Figure Keychains! You can create these based on your favorite sport or a sport that you coach, like basketball, soccer, or football.
Materials:
Parachute cord
Key ring
Sports beads (assortment or individual packs)
Wood bead
Scissors
Lighter
How to Make a Paracord Sports Figure
1. Cut two different colors of paracord to 16 inches. Have your other supplies ready as well.
2. Loop one paracord color through the key ring. Tie an over hand knot through the key ring and pull tight.
3. Thread a wooden bead through one end of the paracord. This is the head. Then lay the other color of paracord underneath the first color, at the middle point.
4. The knot you will be making is called a Cobra Stitch. You will be tying 3 of these knots. Once you have finished, push the cobra stitches up to the bead.
5. Slide a sports bead on one arm, or you can put it on the leg. For this wooden crafts for kids wholesale, I chose a volleyball on the arm. Then tie a knot on the arms and legs to your desired length.
6. Trim the access paracord past the knot – leave a little bit at the end.
7. Melt the ends past the knots with a lighter, then flatten with a steel tool (or the side of the lighter).
Now you have the Paracord sports figure! If you want to dot some eyes and a smile on the wooden bead you can also do that. Add it to your key ring, give it as a gift, or keep it somewhere memorable.
Stay tuned for the craft we come up with next year!
TAIZHOU HUANGYAN CLASSIC CRAFT CO., LTD. is located in Chengjiang street, Taizhou city, Zhejiang province, the traffic is very convenient. Our factory was established in 2006, is a specialized production craft decoration manufacture enterprise, mainly produces each kind of wooden handicraft, the holiday gift, the decoration, the children’s articles, the garden card, the picture frame, the wooden toy and so on, but also may design and produce each kind of gift according to the customer request.
Mainly sold to Europe, the United States, and other countries. The rigorous process is the guarantee of the excellent quality of the classic handicraft because the excellent quality and perfect service enjoy a good reputation in many customers, we will always provide good products and perfect service for our customers. Since its establishment, the company has been adhering to the business philosophy of "gathering talents, offering products and providing services".And focus on improving the quality management system, always adhere to the principle of "pioneering and innovative, forge ahead" and "the use of technology, the use of talent, the implementation of management, production products, striving for enterprise" purposes.
We sincerely look forward to working with you to establish an extensive and long-term cooperative relationship, and warmly welcome domestic and overseas businesses to negotiate the design and production of handicrafts, to achieve a win-win situation, to create a better future hand in hand!
Don’t forget we also provide Christmas wooden pendant.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Materials:
Parachute cord
Key ring
Sports beads (assortment or individual packs)
Wood bead
Scissors
Lighter
How to Make a Paracord Sports Figure
1. Cut two different colors of paracord to 16 inches. Have your other supplies ready as well.
2. Loop one paracord color through the key ring. Tie an over hand knot through the key ring and pull tight.
3. Thread a wooden bead through one end of the paracord. This is the head. Then lay the other color of paracord underneath the first color, at the middle point.
4. The knot you will be making is called a Cobra Stitch. You will be tying 3 of these knots. Once you have finished, push the cobra stitches up to the bead.
5. Slide a sports bead on one arm, or you can put it on the leg. For this wooden crafts for kids wholesale, I chose a volleyball on the arm. Then tie a knot on the arms and legs to your desired length.
6. Trim the access paracord past the knot – leave a little bit at the end.
7. Melt the ends past the knots with a lighter, then flatten with a steel tool (or the side of the lighter).
Now you have the Paracord sports figure! If you want to dot some eyes and a smile on the wooden bead you can also do that. Add it to your key ring, give it as a gift, or keep it somewhere memorable.
Stay tuned for the craft we come up with next year!
TAIZHOU HUANGYAN CLASSIC CRAFT CO., LTD. is located in Chengjiang street, Taizhou city, Zhejiang province, the traffic is very convenient. Our factory was established in 2006, is a specialized production craft decoration manufacture enterprise, mainly produces each kind of wooden handicraft, the holiday gift, the decoration, the children’s articles, the garden card, the picture frame, the wooden toy and so on, but also may design and produce each kind of gift according to the customer request.
Mainly sold to Europe, the United States, and other countries. The rigorous process is the guarantee of the excellent quality of the classic handicraft because the excellent quality and perfect service enjoy a good reputation in many customers, we will always provide good products and perfect service for our customers. Since its establishment, the company has been adhering to the business philosophy of "gathering talents, offering products and providing services".And focus on improving the quality management system, always adhere to the principle of "pioneering and innovative, forge ahead" and "the use of technology, the use of talent, the implementation of management, production products, striving for enterprise" purposes.
We sincerely look forward to working with you to establish an extensive and long-term cooperative relationship, and warmly welcome domestic and overseas businesses to negotiate the design and production of handicrafts, to achieve a win-win situation, to create a better future hand in hand!
Don’t forget we also provide Christmas wooden pendant.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Father’s Day - wooden crafts wholesale is right around the corner, so we wanted to show you a simple and inexpensive craft you can make to show your Dad how much you care. Nothing says I love you more than a handmade gift!! He is sure to love this Father’s Day Puzzle.
Something we love around here is when we get to use a certain product in a nontraditional way. For this particular craft, we used our Wooden Counting Cubes, which comes in a set of 100. You’ll only need 16 cubes per puzzle, so this is a great group activity since you’ll have enough for 6 puzzles with 1 set.
Materials:
Wooden Cubes
Modge Podge
Paint Brush
Knife
Sand Paper
Step 1: Align your 16 cubes into a square.
Step 2: Print out your favorite picture of you and your dad and cut it to the size of the square.
Step 3: Paint picture on to the top of the cubes, position picture accordingly and then paint on more pictures. Make sure to get picture on all of the edges and corners so the paper is completely coated. Set aside to dry for about a day.
Step 4: Once the picture is completely dry, separate the cubes by cutting between each with your Knife. If your craft participants are youngsters, make sure an adult does this step.
Step 5: Once all of the cubes are separated, you can use your sand paper to sand down the edges to give it a more rustic look.
Step 6: Using card stock, I quickly put together a little box to keep the cubes in and then tied a bow around it with some string for the final touch.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Something we love around here is when we get to use a certain product in a nontraditional way. For this particular craft, we used our Wooden Counting Cubes, which comes in a set of 100. You’ll only need 16 cubes per puzzle, so this is a great group activity since you’ll have enough for 6 puzzles with 1 set.
Materials:
Wooden Cubes
Modge Podge
Paint Brush
Knife
Sand Paper
Step 1: Align your 16 cubes into a square.
Step 2: Print out your favorite picture of you and your dad and cut it to the size of the square.
Step 3: Paint picture on to the top of the cubes, position picture accordingly and then paint on more pictures. Make sure to get picture on all of the edges and corners so the paper is completely coated. Set aside to dry for about a day.
Step 4: Once the picture is completely dry, separate the cubes by cutting between each with your Knife. If your craft participants are youngsters, make sure an adult does this step.
Step 5: Once all of the cubes are separated, you can use your sand paper to sand down the edges to give it a more rustic look.
Step 6: Using card stock, I quickly put together a little box to keep the cubes in and then tied a bow around it with some string for the final touch.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
A fun craft to do with plastic eggs - wooden crafts for kids wholesale! Make DIY glow bugs with just a few materials. These are also pretty simple to put together. Once completed, they can be used for decoration of even a night light! Use leftover Easter eggs for a simple upcycle craft.
Materials:
Plastic Eggs
Sticky Back Foam
Sticky Back Felt
Pipe Cleaners
Permanent Marker
Faux Tea Lights
With similar tutorials, they may tell you to start you off with piercing holes in the eggs to put the pipe cleaners through. This is not very kid friendly, so we wouldn’t recommend it!
Begin with giving your glow bug a face using a permanent marker and wiggly eyes. TIP: To make things easier, use adhesive wiggly eyes, and then you won’t have to deal with messy glue!
Create the legs by cutting two strips of adhesive foam about a centimeter thick.
Make two folds towards the end of the strips and then stick them on to bottom of the egg.
Cut out wings from any type of paper you prefer and then cut and curl a pipe cleaner for the antenna.
Fold both wings and antenna at the center and hold in place using a small strip of adhesive felt (or foam).
Now just turn on a faux tea light and place inside egg and your glow bug is complete!
Don’t forget we also provide wooden crafts for sale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Materials:
Plastic Eggs
Sticky Back Foam
Sticky Back Felt
Pipe Cleaners
Permanent Marker
Faux Tea Lights
With similar tutorials, they may tell you to start you off with piercing holes in the eggs to put the pipe cleaners through. This is not very kid friendly, so we wouldn’t recommend it!
Begin with giving your glow bug a face using a permanent marker and wiggly eyes. TIP: To make things easier, use adhesive wiggly eyes, and then you won’t have to deal with messy glue!
Create the legs by cutting two strips of adhesive foam about a centimeter thick.
Make two folds towards the end of the strips and then stick them on to bottom of the egg.
Cut out wings from any type of paper you prefer and then cut and curl a pipe cleaner for the antenna.
Fold both wings and antenna at the center and hold in place using a small strip of adhesive felt (or foam).
Now just turn on a faux tea light and place inside egg and your glow bug is complete!
Don’t forget we also provide wooden crafts for sale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
A melted bead suncatcher is such a fun way to celebrate the return of lots of sunshine and warm weather. This easy family craft uses pony beads to create colorful light catching wooden crafts for sale that is an instant pick-me-up when seen hanging!
Plus, this kid-friendly craft is made on your grill outside, in the sunshine!
decorative ornaments that can be hung in the window (or near a window) to catch the light. I like that a dreary day can be brightened by a colorful suncatcher.
DIY MELTED BEAD SUNCATCHER
SUPPLIES NEEDED TO MAKE A BEADED SUNCATCHER CRAFT
Round baking pan
Aluminum foil
Translucent pony beads
Your outdoor grill!
(Optional) Something to drill a hole
(Optional) hanging thread or wire
(Optional) suction cup hook to hang in window
DIRECTIONS TO MAKE A BEADED SUNCATCHER CRAFT
STEP 1
Use the aluminum foil to line your baking pan. This makes it much easier to remove the suncatcher when finished, and helps keep your pan from getting damaged.
STEP 2
Arrange the beads in the pan so that they are flat on their side. We made a rainbow pattern for one suncatcher, and then just added the beads randomly for the other.
There are so many possibilities!
STEP 3
Once the beads are arranged, place the pan on the rack of your grill outside. Heat on high for five minutes, then check it. It will be ready once all the beads have melted, but you don’t want to let it sit too long.
STEP 4
When all the beads have melted, remove it from the heat and allow to cool completely. Lift the foil out of the pan and peel it away from your suncatcher.
STEP 5
Drill a hole in the top, loop through string or wire and hang it from your window!
IS HEATING PONY BEADS TOXIC?
The internet is a little mixed on whether heating pony beads is toxic. When you melt them in the oven or toaster oven, you will get a strong toxic-like plastic smell. It is one of the reasons why we really like doing this outside with good ventilation so any fumes coming off the pony bead melting process are not stuck in your house.
You can also try making melted bead suncatcher custom shapes.
And this glass gem suncatcher would be fun, too!
Or try this awesome glow in the dark dream catcher.
Or a tissue paper suncatcher craft that is perfect for all ages.
Check out a big list of homemade wind chimes, suncatchers and outdoor ornaments.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Plus, this kid-friendly craft is made on your grill outside, in the sunshine!
decorative ornaments that can be hung in the window (or near a window) to catch the light. I like that a dreary day can be brightened by a colorful suncatcher.
DIY MELTED BEAD SUNCATCHER
SUPPLIES NEEDED TO MAKE A BEADED SUNCATCHER CRAFT
Round baking pan
Aluminum foil
Translucent pony beads
Your outdoor grill!
(Optional) Something to drill a hole
(Optional) hanging thread or wire
(Optional) suction cup hook to hang in window
DIRECTIONS TO MAKE A BEADED SUNCATCHER CRAFT
STEP 1
Use the aluminum foil to line your baking pan. This makes it much easier to remove the suncatcher when finished, and helps keep your pan from getting damaged.
STEP 2
Arrange the beads in the pan so that they are flat on their side. We made a rainbow pattern for one suncatcher, and then just added the beads randomly for the other.
There are so many possibilities!
STEP 3
Once the beads are arranged, place the pan on the rack of your grill outside. Heat on high for five minutes, then check it. It will be ready once all the beads have melted, but you don’t want to let it sit too long.
STEP 4
When all the beads have melted, remove it from the heat and allow to cool completely. Lift the foil out of the pan and peel it away from your suncatcher.
STEP 5
Drill a hole in the top, loop through string or wire and hang it from your window!
IS HEATING PONY BEADS TOXIC?
The internet is a little mixed on whether heating pony beads is toxic. When you melt them in the oven or toaster oven, you will get a strong toxic-like plastic smell. It is one of the reasons why we really like doing this outside with good ventilation so any fumes coming off the pony bead melting process are not stuck in your house.
You can also try making melted bead suncatcher custom shapes.
And this glass gem suncatcher would be fun, too!
Or try this awesome glow in the dark dream catcher.
Or a tissue paper suncatcher craft that is perfect for all ages.
Check out a big list of homemade wind chimes, suncatchers and outdoor ornaments.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.https://www.zjclassic.com/
It’s almost summer. So, it’s almost time to start making all of the summer and sea life Easter Day Crafts for sale And, I especially love crabs. Fiddler crabs are my favorite, but really, all crabs are adorable to me. When I was a teacher, I loved making cute little crab crafts with my little learners. And, this cute little circle crab craft project is one of my favorite crafts ever!
Circle Crab Craft Project
Turn this craft into a full blown ocean art project by combining it with this Ocean Coral Blow Painting Tutorial!
Crab Project Supplies:
Construction or card stock paper.
Scissors.
School glue.
Sharpie or other markers.
Felt.
Optional – circle shapes for templates
This fun little circle crab craft is very easy to make for kids of all ages. However, you may need to help the littler ones cut out the circle shapes.
First, gather all of your supplies. We used a half a piece of felt for one crab, and one full sheet of card stock, plus some school glue, and a marker.
We used a cup and a bowl to trace the circles for the crab. Then we made two smaller circles and one larger one for each crab. Once each circle was traced onto the felt, I cut out each circle.
After the circles were cut, I folded them in half. I creased them to make the folds stay better. You could use paper or even a cute fabric too.
Then, I added a little bit of glue to folded circles and placed them on the card stock paper. The smaller circles are the pinchers, and the larger one is the crab’s body.
Once the crab’s body and pinchers were glued in place, I used the marker to draw six crab legs and two crab eyes. You could use blue paper and add some beach waves too.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Circle Crab Craft Project
Turn this craft into a full blown ocean art project by combining it with this Ocean Coral Blow Painting Tutorial!
Crab Project Supplies:
Construction or card stock paper.
Scissors.
School glue.
Sharpie or other markers.
Felt.
Optional – circle shapes for templates
This fun little circle crab craft is very easy to make for kids of all ages. However, you may need to help the littler ones cut out the circle shapes.
First, gather all of your supplies. We used a half a piece of felt for one crab, and one full sheet of card stock, plus some school glue, and a marker.
We used a cup and a bowl to trace the circles for the crab. Then we made two smaller circles and one larger one for each crab. Once each circle was traced onto the felt, I cut out each circle.
After the circles were cut, I folded them in half. I creased them to make the folds stay better. You could use paper or even a cute fabric too.
Then, I added a little bit of glue to folded circles and placed them on the card stock paper. The smaller circles are the pinchers, and the larger one is the crab’s body.
Once the crab’s body and pinchers were glued in place, I used the marker to draw six crab legs and two crab eyes. You could use blue paper and add some beach waves too.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Mandalas are a very popular wooden crafts for kids wholesale trend, and their circular designs are both visually apealing and can be traced back through history as a symbol of power, meditation, and the structure of the universe.
The mandala design makes a great craft project because of it’s many elements and designs. This Foam Mandala Craft Kit allows your group to create their own personal art project by placing different colors and shapes.
Instructions
The thick foam shapes make this a great project for all abilities. The self adhesive foam also makes it mess free! The kit comes with 12 projects. Everyone creates their own foam mosaic mandala by choosing the colors and shapes they want, and sticking them to the circular centerpiece to make their unique design.The foam pieces are 5mm thick, so they really add dimension to the craft.
Step 1: Choose your colors. The kit comes with 3 color options for the base; black, green, and orange. The foam sheets with the punch-out shapes come in 6 different colors; yellow, white, red, green, blue, and purple.
Step 2: Punch out the shapes you want to use for each color. The shapes vary in size and length. You will have some squares, triangles, circles, tear drops, and flower petal shapes.
Step 3: Remove the adhesive back to the shapes and place them onto your base circle.
Step 4: Place the shapes in any design you’d like! The colors are so vibrant on the black background, and it is fun to fit the shapes in different ways. Be creative and have fun with it!
The finished project measures 9” in diameter.
Don’t forget we also provide children wooden toys price.https://www.zjclassic.com/
The mandala design makes a great craft project because of it’s many elements and designs. This Foam Mandala Craft Kit allows your group to create their own personal art project by placing different colors and shapes.
Instructions
The thick foam shapes make this a great project for all abilities. The self adhesive foam also makes it mess free! The kit comes with 12 projects. Everyone creates their own foam mosaic mandala by choosing the colors and shapes they want, and sticking them to the circular centerpiece to make their unique design.The foam pieces are 5mm thick, so they really add dimension to the craft.
Step 1: Choose your colors. The kit comes with 3 color options for the base; black, green, and orange. The foam sheets with the punch-out shapes come in 6 different colors; yellow, white, red, green, blue, and purple.
Step 2: Punch out the shapes you want to use for each color. The shapes vary in size and length. You will have some squares, triangles, circles, tear drops, and flower petal shapes.
Step 3: Remove the adhesive back to the shapes and place them onto your base circle.
Step 4: Place the shapes in any design you’d like! The colors are so vibrant on the black background, and it is fun to fit the shapes in different ways. Be creative and have fun with it!
The finished project measures 9” in diameter.
Don’t forget we also provide children wooden toys price.https://www.zjclassic.com/
In the run up to this Easter one simple crafting idea grew into three. The little seeds planted in one activity also grew in our imaginations, resulting in these beautiful mini Easter gardens. I’ll take you through everything we did but each of these Easter Day Crafts for sale ideas is a joy to do on their own.
You will need: For part one: Eggs, Soil or compost, Cress seeds or pansies. For part two: A egg decorating kit or other Natural egg dyes. For part three: Air drying clay
Sowing seeds in an egg shell
Don’t beat yourself up for having forgotten to sow your grass seeds for a lenten garden. There is still time to take your kids on a growing journey before Easter, with the busy but nature loving mum’s best friend. It takes about a week to grow but if you don’t even have time for that then planting pansies in the shell is another lovely option.
1. Blow an egg. Make small holes at the top and bottom of the egg with something sharp like a needle, pick away some bits of shell to make the holes bigger, poke about inside with a toothpick, then blow! Masses of fun.
2. Break a quarter or a third of the top of your egg off. (If you make the ’top’ the rounder, less pointy end of the egg it gives you more surface area for the seeds).
3. Fill your egg with soil or compost.
4. Sprinkle your seeds over the soil and moisten. (Using a spray rather than pouring helps, so the seeds don’t swish about).
5. Put your egg shell in a warm, sunny place and watch the seeds grow. Here are ours at day 1, day 3 and day 5:
As we watched our amazing little seeds germinate and fell in love with them more each day, we thought ’Wouldn’t it be nice if our egg shells were decorated?!’ So we decided to make the next ones we did even more beautiful.
When I heard the words ’wax batik’ and saw all those intricate images it felt like it was a bit out of our league but, guess what, you can totally turn this into an easy, fun and kid-friendly craft. There are already a couple of really inspirational CC blogs with step by step instructions, so I’ll just give you the basics of how it all works:
Pysanky egg decorating
1. Heat your wax drawing pen over a candle and drop a little wax into it. As the wax melts it will run through a little funnel and you can draw patterns all over the surface of your egg.
Tip: The yellow and orange dyes don’t show up so well on brown chicken eggs. For best results use white ones or duck eggs.
2. Drop your egg into your dye of choice.
3. Create another layer of wax patterns on your egg and then drop it into a different coloured dye.
4. When you have done as many layers and dyes as you like you can remove the wax from your egg by warming it up and wiping it away. When you see the end result you will immediately want to do another one and will soon end up with a bowlful!
I achieved this effect accidentally by not filling in the petals completely and then doing it between dyes. Can’t wait to try it again next time!
With these eggs and the things we were going to plant inside them being really so beautiful, we needed something special to hold them! And, during a gorgeous afternoon of sensory play, the clay egg cups we had set out to make evolved into little gardens of their own.
Clay egg holders
1. Take a lump of clay and mould it into a cone shape.
2. Push down towards the bottom to create a flat ridge.
We found that our clay was getting stuck to the table at this point so it’s probably better to get some greaseproof paper under beforehand.
3. Gently bring the edge of the ridge upwards to create a sort of lip.
4. Using something round, make an indent at the top of your cone shape, deep enough for an egg to sit in.
Your egg holder will dry out over time but we found it was fine to use the next day.
Have fun making everything look pretty! And Happy Easter to you all.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
You will need: For part one: Eggs, Soil or compost, Cress seeds or pansies. For part two: A egg decorating kit or other Natural egg dyes. For part three: Air drying clay
Sowing seeds in an egg shell
Don’t beat yourself up for having forgotten to sow your grass seeds for a lenten garden. There is still time to take your kids on a growing journey before Easter, with the busy but nature loving mum’s best friend. It takes about a week to grow but if you don’t even have time for that then planting pansies in the shell is another lovely option.
1. Blow an egg. Make small holes at the top and bottom of the egg with something sharp like a needle, pick away some bits of shell to make the holes bigger, poke about inside with a toothpick, then blow! Masses of fun.
2. Break a quarter or a third of the top of your egg off. (If you make the ’top’ the rounder, less pointy end of the egg it gives you more surface area for the seeds).
3. Fill your egg with soil or compost.
4. Sprinkle your seeds over the soil and moisten. (Using a spray rather than pouring helps, so the seeds don’t swish about).
5. Put your egg shell in a warm, sunny place and watch the seeds grow. Here are ours at day 1, day 3 and day 5:
As we watched our amazing little seeds germinate and fell in love with them more each day, we thought ’Wouldn’t it be nice if our egg shells were decorated?!’ So we decided to make the next ones we did even more beautiful.
When I heard the words ’wax batik’ and saw all those intricate images it felt like it was a bit out of our league but, guess what, you can totally turn this into an easy, fun and kid-friendly craft. There are already a couple of really inspirational CC blogs with step by step instructions, so I’ll just give you the basics of how it all works:
Pysanky egg decorating
1. Heat your wax drawing pen over a candle and drop a little wax into it. As the wax melts it will run through a little funnel and you can draw patterns all over the surface of your egg.
Tip: The yellow and orange dyes don’t show up so well on brown chicken eggs. For best results use white ones or duck eggs.
2. Drop your egg into your dye of choice.
3. Create another layer of wax patterns on your egg and then drop it into a different coloured dye.
4. When you have done as many layers and dyes as you like you can remove the wax from your egg by warming it up and wiping it away. When you see the end result you will immediately want to do another one and will soon end up with a bowlful!
I achieved this effect accidentally by not filling in the petals completely and then doing it between dyes. Can’t wait to try it again next time!
With these eggs and the things we were going to plant inside them being really so beautiful, we needed something special to hold them! And, during a gorgeous afternoon of sensory play, the clay egg cups we had set out to make evolved into little gardens of their own.
Clay egg holders
1. Take a lump of clay and mould it into a cone shape.
2. Push down towards the bottom to create a flat ridge.
We found that our clay was getting stuck to the table at this point so it’s probably better to get some greaseproof paper under beforehand.
3. Gently bring the edge of the ridge upwards to create a sort of lip.
4. Using something round, make an indent at the top of your cone shape, deep enough for an egg to sit in.
Your egg holder will dry out over time but we found it was fine to use the next day.
Have fun making everything look pretty! And Happy Easter to you all.
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Kids will have a blast with this DIY Santa mask for Christmas! Make it in just 4 simple steps – we added sunglasses to make it even more fun for photos Christmas Day Crafts Manufacturer .
Materials:
Pool noodle
cotton balls
Hot glue
Santa hat
Craft stick
Sunglasses
Instructions:
Step 1: Fold your noodle so the two ends meet, and place a santa hat over the ends. Tip: Use a white pool noodle OR cover it with white paper or felt so the color doesn’t show through.
Step 2: Glue on some polyfill with hot glue for Santa’s beard. Make it super fluffy!
Step 3: Cut or poke holes into the sides of the pool noodle for the craft stick to fit into.
Step 4: Hot glue sunglasses onto the craft stick.
Step 5: Take tons of cute photos of your kids
We also have some interesting Easter Day Crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Materials:
Pool noodle
cotton balls
Hot glue
Santa hat
Craft stick
Sunglasses
Instructions:
Step 1: Fold your noodle so the two ends meet, and place a santa hat over the ends. Tip: Use a white pool noodle OR cover it with white paper or felt so the color doesn’t show through.
Step 2: Glue on some polyfill with hot glue for Santa’s beard. Make it super fluffy!
Step 3: Cut or poke holes into the sides of the pool noodle for the craft stick to fit into.
Step 4: Hot glue sunglasses onto the craft stick.
Step 5: Take tons of cute photos of your kids
We also have some interesting Easter Day Crafts for sale,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Hanging out with the kids next to the fire is a great way to pass the last few days of winter. When they get a little antsy, you can even have them make a project out of the raw firewood, to be painted however they please. Here are four firewood projects to delight and occupy your children.
Neon Firewood
If you need a simple project that the kids can get started on right away, these logs fit the bill. You can trim off the tree bark, but you don’t have to. Simply give the kids each a few blocks, a triangle stencil and some paint. We suggest bright, even neon wooden crafts wholesale paint.
If you have some budding artists, you can even choose paint that match your living room and place the wood in your firewood holder or shelving as a permeant décor piece. Just be sure not to burn painted wood.
Simple Wood Snowmen
You don’t need to do much prep work to set your kids to work making these delightful snowmen. Just gather paint (white, black and orange), and strips of spare fabric. Instruct your children as they hold the firewood vertically, paint the snowmen on, and wrap the fabric around the heads and necks of the snowmen. You can use a staple gun to secure the fabric or you can tie it on with twine.
If you’re doing this as a spring project, you might consider making the Easter bunny or a St. Patrick’s Day leprechaun instead. Use cotton balls if you’re making the Easter bunny, or cut out green paper into a hat for your leprechaun.
Firewood Planter
Here is another great spring firewood project that will help you use up any left-over wood and create a stunning, natural planter. Follow these instructions to make it:
Step one: Buy a plastic planter bin.
Step two: Build a firewood base for the bin to elevate it off the ground.
Step three: Cut your leftover firewood into one and a half-inch thick pieces. Also, cut them into triangles.
Step four: Glue the pieces to the bin with strong glue, alternating them to create a distinct look.
There you have it, a new planter. Don’t forget to buy soil and mulch for the container and place your
Wooden Christmas Trees
You may need to prepare this project in advance if you have young children. Cut your firewood into flat triangular pieces, with the bark on the bottom to create a cute fringe on the base of the tree. If you like, buy or create wooden stands so the tree is upright. Then, let the kid’s imagination run wild as they paint the tree. Add glitter, popcorn, beads, or other craft items as ornaments.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Neon Firewood
If you need a simple project that the kids can get started on right away, these logs fit the bill. You can trim off the tree bark, but you don’t have to. Simply give the kids each a few blocks, a triangle stencil and some paint. We suggest bright, even neon wooden crafts wholesale paint.
If you have some budding artists, you can even choose paint that match your living room and place the wood in your firewood holder or shelving as a permeant décor piece. Just be sure not to burn painted wood.
Simple Wood Snowmen
You don’t need to do much prep work to set your kids to work making these delightful snowmen. Just gather paint (white, black and orange), and strips of spare fabric. Instruct your children as they hold the firewood vertically, paint the snowmen on, and wrap the fabric around the heads and necks of the snowmen. You can use a staple gun to secure the fabric or you can tie it on with twine.
If you’re doing this as a spring project, you might consider making the Easter bunny or a St. Patrick’s Day leprechaun instead. Use cotton balls if you’re making the Easter bunny, or cut out green paper into a hat for your leprechaun.
Firewood Planter
Here is another great spring firewood project that will help you use up any left-over wood and create a stunning, natural planter. Follow these instructions to make it:
Step one: Buy a plastic planter bin.
Step two: Build a firewood base for the bin to elevate it off the ground.
Step three: Cut your leftover firewood into one and a half-inch thick pieces. Also, cut them into triangles.
Step four: Glue the pieces to the bin with strong glue, alternating them to create a distinct look.
There you have it, a new planter. Don’t forget to buy soil and mulch for the container and place your
Wooden Christmas Trees
You may need to prepare this project in advance if you have young children. Cut your firewood into flat triangular pieces, with the bark on the bottom to create a cute fringe on the base of the tree. If you like, buy or create wooden stands so the tree is upright. Then, let the kid’s imagination run wild as they paint the tree. Add glitter, popcorn, beads, or other craft items as ornaments.
If you want to know more information about the holiday decorations wholesale, We are here all the time to answer all the confusion you have,so please don’t hesitate to contact us. You know you want.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Objective: Creating ways to think about abstract art while learning about Piet Mondrian- wooden crafts for kids.
Materials:
White Canvas Board
Painters Tape or Masking Tape
Acrylic Paint (Red, yellow, blue, black)
Paint Brush
Large Art Tray
Paint Tray (optional, helps to separate colors)
Step 1: Write your name on the back of the canvas board. Then flip the board over to the canvas side. I choose to set the project up on an art tray but the next step might be easier if you want to remove the canvas board and place on a table.
Step 2: Using painters tape, pull off pieces and stretch them across the canvas board. You’re encouraged to keep the tape as vertical and horizontal lines like Mondrian but there isn’t a wrong way in art, so this is really your interpretation of his abstract composition.
Step 3: After pressing the tape down to make sure it’s secure against the canvas, you get to begin painting using Acrylic Paint.
Step 4: You’re going to be painting in your squares and rectangles with Acrylic Paint. Piet Mondrian used primary colors (Red, Yellow, and Blue) along with White and Black colors in his abstract compositions. You won’t need to use white since the canvas under the tape will remain white.
Step 5: Continue to paint in your artwork like Piet Mondrian and remember there is no wrong way to create.
Step 6: I’ve found it best to remove the tape before the paint has completely dried especially if you’ve painted onto the tape. That way it won’t pull the paint off with the tape.
Now sit back and enjoy your very own creation of Mondrian’s composition of Red Blue Yellow.
Don’t forget we also provide children wooden toys wholesale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Materials:
White Canvas Board
Painters Tape or Masking Tape
Acrylic Paint (Red, yellow, blue, black)
Paint Brush
Large Art Tray
Paint Tray (optional, helps to separate colors)
Step 1: Write your name on the back of the canvas board. Then flip the board over to the canvas side. I choose to set the project up on an art tray but the next step might be easier if you want to remove the canvas board and place on a table.
Step 2: Using painters tape, pull off pieces and stretch them across the canvas board. You’re encouraged to keep the tape as vertical and horizontal lines like Mondrian but there isn’t a wrong way in art, so this is really your interpretation of his abstract composition.
Step 3: After pressing the tape down to make sure it’s secure against the canvas, you get to begin painting using Acrylic Paint.
Step 4: You’re going to be painting in your squares and rectangles with Acrylic Paint. Piet Mondrian used primary colors (Red, Yellow, and Blue) along with White and Black colors in his abstract compositions. You won’t need to use white since the canvas under the tape will remain white.
Step 5: Continue to paint in your artwork like Piet Mondrian and remember there is no wrong way to create.
Step 6: I’ve found it best to remove the tape before the paint has completely dried especially if you’ve painted onto the tape. That way it won’t pull the paint off with the tape.
Now sit back and enjoy your very own creation of Mondrian’s composition of Red Blue Yellow.
Don’t forget we also provide children wooden toys wholesale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Can you believe it’s already time to start working on Easter crafts? Last Easter simultaneously feels like it was 20 years ago and yesterday. None the less, we are approaching another Easter season, and I am ready for all of the Easter Day Crafts! When my boys were younger they would craft with paper plates for every holiday. We had a craft drawer for them to gather supplies from, and they happily crafted for hours at a time. They loved paper plates, pipe cleaners, and pom poms crafts the most! And, I have probably a dozen of these DIY Paper Plate Easter Bunny from their kid crafting years!
DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft for Preschoolers
Check out our cute printable Easter find the matching pair puzzles while you are here!
Easter Preschool Craft Project Supplies:
1/2 Sheet of pastel construction paper.
Paper plate.
School glue.
Pipe cleaners.
Scissors
Let’s get started on this darling little bunny face craft!
This is craft project is truly one that little ones can do without much, or any, adult guidance. You may need to help a little to cut out the ears for littler ones.
First, gather your supplies. If you have more time to craft, you could paint the DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft too.
We used three pipe cleaners for the whiskers. Before we glued them onto the plate, we twisted them together in the middle. Then, we glued them to the middle of the plate. We also bent the whiskers up, this allowed the glued section to sit on the glue.
Next, we added more glue over the whiskers and glued the little pom pom nose in place.
Finally, it was time to work on the bunny ears. You can sketch the ears on the paper and let your little ones cut it out themselves, or you could pre-cut the ears. Now, add a thin line of glue to the bottom of the ears and secure to the top of the plate.
That’s it! This darling little DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft was so easy to make, and I hope it’s inspired you to let your little ones craft their own little rabbits!
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft for Preschoolers
Check out our cute printable Easter find the matching pair puzzles while you are here!
Easter Preschool Craft Project Supplies:
1/2 Sheet of pastel construction paper.
Paper plate.
School glue.
Pipe cleaners.
Scissors
Let’s get started on this darling little bunny face craft!
This is craft project is truly one that little ones can do without much, or any, adult guidance. You may need to help a little to cut out the ears for littler ones.
First, gather your supplies. If you have more time to craft, you could paint the DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft too.
We used three pipe cleaners for the whiskers. Before we glued them onto the plate, we twisted them together in the middle. Then, we glued them to the middle of the plate. We also bent the whiskers up, this allowed the glued section to sit on the glue.
Next, we added more glue over the whiskers and glued the little pom pom nose in place.
Finally, it was time to work on the bunny ears. You can sketch the ears on the paper and let your little ones cut it out themselves, or you could pre-cut the ears. Now, add a thin line of glue to the bottom of the ears and secure to the top of the plate.
That’s it! This darling little DIY Easter Bunny Plate Craft was so easy to make, and I hope it’s inspired you to let your little ones craft their own little rabbits!
We also have some interesting Christmas Day Crafts,Let’s share next time.https://www.zjclassic.com/
The Cutest Easter Day Crafts We Can Find
2021年2月18日 These Easter crafts are the cutest! You’re sure to find an Easter Day Crafts idea you’ll love to make.
Easter crafts are so much fun. It’s one of my favorite holiday, the cute baby animals, the pretty flowers, the soft pastel colors, it’s just an awesome time to craft! Today I’ve rounded up some truly adorable Easter craft ideas to get your inspiration flowing.
Let’s take a look at all of the fun, springy ideas!
First up is this adorable Easter bunny garland. I love that the bunny is wearing a floral crown and has a heart nose. Such a cute detail!
This Easter egg sign gives a modern spin to Easter. It’s so bold and cool! I love the metallic gold accents with the brighter spring colors.
Need an easy Easter craft? Cut out paper bunnies and add pom pom tails to make a quick and easy garland. I love that you could customize the colors and patterns to match your style.
This gold-speckled egg wreath is so pretty. The combination of happy Easter colors plus the bling of the gold leaf is perfection!
Give me all the bunnies at Easter. This one is made of reclaimed wood and makes the perfect porch decor for spring.
I think this next project is so clever… it’s a furry and fluffy Easter bunny wreath!
Hold on to your socks. This next Easter craft is too fun. It’s an Easter basket made of chocolate and decorated with candy!
If you want something unique, this door hanging is made of faux tulips and looks like a carrot. Isn’t that clever?!
I love to share little gifts with neighbors and friends on holidays, and these Easter bunny treat sacks would be the perfect packaging for delivering goodies.
Or if a bunny doesn’t suit, look at these Easter carrot treat containers! Stinkin’ cute!
This next Easter craft isn’t really a craft… it’s a recipe. But it was too cute not to share. It’s a rice krispy treat cake!
I think I’ll make these easter bunny suckers to put in my kids’ Easter baskets this year. They’d also make a great gift or just a fun Easter craft for kids.
When I saw these spring animal jars, I thought they were so perfect for Easter. The baby animals are one of the best parts of spring after all!
This next Easter craft is a fun printable that comes in several color options and can also be printed as a coloring page. I think it would be gorgeous painted with watercolors and put in a picture frame as Easter home decor.
This Easter bunny canvas would come together so quickly and adds a fun touch of Easter to your home.
Have any single socks? Turn them into sock bunnies!
This Easter bunny wreath idea has so much room for customization. Two grapevine wreaths, some bunny ears and voila… an adorable Easter craft!
Have you started thinking about Easter crafts? I’m getting excited to pull my Easter bin down from the shelves in the garage and get decorating and crafting. Bring on Spring!
Don’t forget we also provide Christmas Day Crafts.jingdianclassic@outlook.com
Easter crafts are so much fun. It’s one of my favorite holiday, the cute baby animals, the pretty flowers, the soft pastel colors, it’s just an awesome time to craft! Today I’ve rounded up some truly adorable Easter craft ideas to get your inspiration flowing.
Let’s take a look at all of the fun, springy ideas!
First up is this adorable Easter bunny garland. I love that the bunny is wearing a floral crown and has a heart nose. Such a cute detail!
This Easter egg sign gives a modern spin to Easter. It’s so bold and cool! I love the metallic gold accents with the brighter spring colors.
Need an easy Easter craft? Cut out paper bunnies and add pom pom tails to make a quick and easy garland. I love that you could customize the colors and patterns to match your style.
This gold-speckled egg wreath is so pretty. The combination of happy Easter colors plus the bling of the gold leaf is perfection!
Give me all the bunnies at Easter. This one is made of reclaimed wood and makes the perfect porch decor for spring.
I think this next project is so clever… it’s a furry and fluffy Easter bunny wreath!
Hold on to your socks. This next Easter craft is too fun. It’s an Easter basket made of chocolate and decorated with candy!
If you want something unique, this door hanging is made of faux tulips and looks like a carrot. Isn’t that clever?!
I love to share little gifts with neighbors and friends on holidays, and these Easter bunny treat sacks would be the perfect packaging for delivering goodies.
Or if a bunny doesn’t suit, look at these Easter carrot treat containers! Stinkin’ cute!
This next Easter craft isn’t really a craft… it’s a recipe. But it was too cute not to share. It’s a rice krispy treat cake!
I think I’ll make these easter bunny suckers to put in my kids’ Easter baskets this year. They’d also make a great gift or just a fun Easter craft for kids.
When I saw these spring animal jars, I thought they were so perfect for Easter. The baby animals are one of the best parts of spring after all!
This next Easter craft is a fun printable that comes in several color options and can also be printed as a coloring page. I think it would be gorgeous painted with watercolors and put in a picture frame as Easter home decor.
This Easter bunny canvas would come together so quickly and adds a fun touch of Easter to your home.
Have any single socks? Turn them into sock bunnies!
This Easter bunny wreath idea has so much room for customization. Two grapevine wreaths, some bunny ears and voila… an adorable Easter craft!
Have you started thinking about Easter crafts? I’m getting excited to pull my Easter bin down from the shelves in the garage and get decorating and crafting. Bring on Spring!
Don’t forget we also provide Christmas Day Crafts.jingdianclassic@outlook.com
Make a pendant necklace with polymer clay! We created these during Classical Music Day when we studied and listened to both Mozart and Beethoven, so we used musical pendants. But you can create these for any theme-wooden crafts for kids .
Materials:
Polymer Clay
Charms (feathers, oval or round pendants, wood pendants, beads)
Necklace Cord
Clasp
Step 1: Pick out your three – five of favorite colors to create your pendant. You will get two small squares of each color.
Step 2: Clay can be a little hard at first and little fingers may find it challenging to squish in their hands so we can use a table. Take one color and squish the two squares together. Now place on the table and, with the palm of your hand, roll it back and forth
to create a long piece sort of like a worm.
Step 3: Do the same with the second color, rolling it back and forth on the table to create a long worm-like piece. Set this second color right next to the first color. They can even touch (worms like to have friends around). Repeat with the third color.
Step 4: Now roll all three pieces together to make one large piece. You can twist the pieces to swirl the colors even more. Roll again.
Step 5: Fold the long piece over so that it’s stacked on top of itself. Now roll in a circular motion on the table or in your hand to create a ball.
Step 6: When you’re happy with how your swirl looks, press down on the table in the desired shape you want (circle, oval).
Step 7: Using a straw, press down towards the top of your clay to create a hole.
Step 8: Bake on foil at 250 degrees for 15 min (as directed on the package). Please be careful as the clay will be very hot. Let cool.
Step 9: Now you’re ready to thread your charm onto your necklace and secure it through your pendant.
We prepared a lot of All Saints Day Crafts for you, welcome to come and visit our page.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Materials:
Polymer Clay
Charms (feathers, oval or round pendants, wood pendants, beads)
Necklace Cord
Clasp
Step 1: Pick out your three – five of favorite colors to create your pendant. You will get two small squares of each color.
Step 2: Clay can be a little hard at first and little fingers may find it challenging to squish in their hands so we can use a table. Take one color and squish the two squares together. Now place on the table and, with the palm of your hand, roll it back and forth
to create a long piece sort of like a worm.
Step 3: Do the same with the second color, rolling it back and forth on the table to create a long worm-like piece. Set this second color right next to the first color. They can even touch (worms like to have friends around). Repeat with the third color.
Step 4: Now roll all three pieces together to make one large piece. You can twist the pieces to swirl the colors even more. Roll again.
Step 5: Fold the long piece over so that it’s stacked on top of itself. Now roll in a circular motion on the table or in your hand to create a ball.
Step 6: When you’re happy with how your swirl looks, press down on the table in the desired shape you want (circle, oval).
Step 7: Using a straw, press down towards the top of your clay to create a hole.
Step 8: Bake on foil at 250 degrees for 15 min (as directed on the package). Please be careful as the clay will be very hot. Let cool.
Step 9: Now you’re ready to thread your charm onto your necklace and secure it through your pendant.
We prepared a lot of All Saints Day Crafts for you, welcome to come and visit our page.https://www.zjclassic.com/
WOOD STITCH HEART
Use our Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts stitching plaques and embroidery floss to make a Valentine’s Day heart plaque! Create a border with purple yarn, then use red and pink for the hearts in the center. This is a fun adult craft that helps with hand eye coordination and motor skills. Hang the finished piece on the wall or give it as a gift to your Valentine!
WOOD HEART PLAQUES
These laser-cut wood heart plaques can be customized for many projects, including adorable Valentine’s Day crafts! Decorate with paint, markers, and more.
HEART BRACELETS
Wear some DIY accessories on Valentine’s Day! Our wooden bangle bracelets are fun to decorate for special occasions and holidays. To make the bracelet with white hearts, paint the bracelet first with acrylic white paint. TIP: Use 2 coats of white paint. Once dry, add heart stickers to the outside. Then mixed blue and pink acrylic paint to create a magenta color, and paint the entire bracelet, right over the stickers. Once dry, peel the stickers off carefully, and you have white hearts! You can also paint the bracelet white and keep the stickers on for a whole new look. And don’t forget to paint the inside too!
HEART PENDANTS
These wood heart pendants can be decorated in so many different ways for Valentine’s Day activities! The smooth wood is a great surface to personalize with materials like acrylic paint, tempera, stain, markers, gems, and more. Or you can use chalkboard paint to create an ever-changing message pendant. The small hole at the top allows you to hang with string or cord.
You can also choose between a solid heart and the puzzle heart which can be shared!
Don’t forget, We also have otherwooden crafts for sale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
Use our Valentine’s Day Wooden Crafts stitching plaques and embroidery floss to make a Valentine’s Day heart plaque! Create a border with purple yarn, then use red and pink for the hearts in the center. This is a fun adult craft that helps with hand eye coordination and motor skills. Hang the finished piece on the wall or give it as a gift to your Valentine!
WOOD HEART PLAQUES
These laser-cut wood heart plaques can be customized for many projects, including adorable Valentine’s Day crafts! Decorate with paint, markers, and more.
HEART BRACELETS
Wear some DIY accessories on Valentine’s Day! Our wooden bangle bracelets are fun to decorate for special occasions and holidays. To make the bracelet with white hearts, paint the bracelet first with acrylic white paint. TIP: Use 2 coats of white paint. Once dry, add heart stickers to the outside. Then mixed blue and pink acrylic paint to create a magenta color, and paint the entire bracelet, right over the stickers. Once dry, peel the stickers off carefully, and you have white hearts! You can also paint the bracelet white and keep the stickers on for a whole new look. And don’t forget to paint the inside too!
HEART PENDANTS
These wood heart pendants can be decorated in so many different ways for Valentine’s Day activities! The smooth wood is a great surface to personalize with materials like acrylic paint, tempera, stain, markers, gems, and more. Or you can use chalkboard paint to create an ever-changing message pendant. The small hole at the top allows you to hang with string or cord.
You can also choose between a solid heart and the puzzle heart which can be shared!
Don’t forget, We also have otherwooden crafts for sale.https://www.zjclassic.com/
