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Spring and Easter Crafts for Kids - St. Patrick’s Day Craft - Rainbow, Shamrock and Pot of Gold Paper Mobile
Ages 6 and older
If you decorate both sides of the project, it would look great hanging freely in a room or in a window!
This is a bright and colorful decoration for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! This project is easy for school aged kids to make alone and even younger kids, with the help of supervision, will find it easy tearing and wadding the paper pieces to make this project.
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Supplies needed:
- 1 sheet of tissue paper in the following colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, light green, brown, and purple - 1 sheet of white cardstock (approximately 30cm x 21cm or 12 inches x 8.4 inches) - liquid craft glue - needle - thread or wire for hanging
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1. Parents print out the template as large as possible so it fits the cardstock. Older kids can cut the templates out themselves and parents can cut for the tots.
2. From each piece of tissue paper, tear pieces out that are approximately 4 cm x 4 cm or 1.5 inches x 1.5 inches. It does not matter if the pieces are a little larger or longer. This is just an estimate.
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3. Wad each piece in a ball.
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4. Apply plenty of glue on the first area you wish to do.
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5. Press the wads into the wet glue.
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6. Make sure to cover all of the white spaces of each section.
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6. If the shamrock does not look like a shamrock, the backside can be trimmed some to cut away excess paper.
7. Treat each section of the rainbow separately.
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