Eight sticky notes cool ideas. 1. 3D cube – made of 12 different coloured sheets 2.
Flower – sun, made by paper funnels, stick on a cardboard paper into a circle. 3. Holiday garland 3. 4. 5. 7. 8.
LATAWIEC ZE SŁOMEK - lab3. Owocowe figury. Looking for a fun shapes activity that is full of STEM learning?
Then you will love making grape shapes with your kids! Have kids put their engineering caps on and design and create their own shapes. It’s a great way for them to learn to not only recognize shapes but to also start to understand their properties. Plus it’s a great way to spend an afternoon! Affiliate links included below for your reference. grapestoothpicks (you can even get flat sided ones if you’re worried about sharp points) It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway, if grapes are still a choking hazard for your child or you are worried about sharp objects then just pin this one for later when they’re ready. If you want to set this one up today then all you need to do it put the supplies on the table and call the kids in! Ask them to make a simple shape like a triangle using the grapes and toothpicks. Once kids get the hang of it then give them free reign. 3D Geometric Paper Christmas Tree- HGTV Handmade.
DIY 3D Geometric Paper Sculpture. Triangle-large.jpg (JPEG Image, 3016 × 2552 pixels) - Scaled (33%) Triangle-small-ALL.jpg (JPEG Image, 2400 × 3045 pixels) - Scaled (32%) DIY Himmeli Centerpiece - HGTV Handmade. // Between the lines //: Origami paper cube. It's been a while since my last post.
I hope you all had nice holidays and a smooth transition into the new year. Our holidays were fun, seeing relatives and friends again. There was a lot of traveling involved but it all went much smoother than last year as the weather gods were a bit friendlier this time. No snow and icy roads only rain and wind. But this is not the weather channel, so time to move-on! DIY Honeycomb Hexagon Popsicle Stick Wall Art. Did you ever make things out of Popsicle sticks as a kid?
I have fond memories of making popsicle stick picture frames and jewlery boxes in summer camp. Today's craft is a slightly more sophisticated version of this beloved childhood activity. (Maybe that's why I enjoyed making it so much?) This hexagon wall art is graphic, super easy to make, and (bonus!) Covers a large space for relatively little cost. Materials:Popsicle sticksPaintPaint brushesHot glue gun Directions: 1.
25 Milk Carton Crafts (or Juice / Tetra pack crafts!) Finally, it is here.. our Juice Carton or Milk Carton Craft Round Up.. we actually have been working on this for weeks.. but somehow we got side tracked one way or another.
But finally, our juice carton video has been made, and we have lots of lovely additional links and milk carton craft ideas to share with you! First, do watch our Milk Carton/ Juice Carton Craft Video: And here are the links to the Juice Carton craft projects discussed in the video! 1 Bird Feeder Owl (45sec into the video) 2 Fairy Houses (1min 20sec into the video) I ♥ mathematics {platonic solids garland} Oooh….it’s been I while since I last posted.
We had a smashing Christmas and new year. Hope you all did too! My computer died just before Christmas and it’s taken my hubby and I a while to bring it back to life…which is why it’s been a bit quiet. I lost 3 months worth of work (new years resolution no.33 = backup files more regularly!). Now seems like a good time to thank all you lovely lot for visiting minieco over the last couple of years. In between posts I regulary use pinterest so do pop over and check it out if you haven’t already. There seems to be a bit of a Polyhedra craze going on at the moment. Cone Party Decor DIY. Here is the easy decorations we made for the West Elm Party (you can read about it here on Go Mighty.)
I got the idea from a garland I saw in Chinatown. This could not be easier, honestly. You probably have everything you need to make these at home right now. All you need is paper, string, scissors and a stapler. The other nice thing about these garlands is they store really easily. GeOmEtRiC TeMpLaTe. The Map is Not the Territory: And the Award for Favorite Platonic Solid Goes to.... After constructing all the Platonic solids out of straws and pipe cleaners (some with my daughter's help) our favorite platonic solid is hands-down the icosahedron.
I made this one with one green pentagon end, and one yellow pentagon end. It 's strong and sturdy, spins well, like a top, and is fascinating to look at from every angle! Here's another view: In a past post, I observed that illustrations of these solids are rarely to scale. Figury z patyczków.