Crafts for Children

No. Unless you can ask the owner, he might say no because he needs them for his ppp show. The owner is Neil Cicierega. He and his sister, Emmy made the Potter Puppet Pals themselves. They're probably the only ones in the world and somehow, I don't think he would be willing to sell them.

When it comes to making a scarf, the amount of yarn needed to make a scarf is depended on the size of the scarf one wishes to make. If someone were to make a large scarf at the size of 8 feet one would need 4, 120 yard balls of yarn to make that scarf.

I would probably go to the park or something with my friends, or older brother or sister (s) ,if you like indoor activities then try games, invite friends over or talk to friends on the phone/MSN or any chat website you are intrested in. That's what I did when I was 11 to pass the time.

There are some nice simple designs plus instructions on how to create friendship bands/bracelets on wikihow.com.

Or you can use Google.com to find sites or visit the library where there are some great books with some good ideas for making friendship bracelets.

also u could just go on youtube and watch some videos so u can do it while they r so that's something i like to do

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Form two balls of clay. Choose their size according to how big you want your finished car to be: a large ball will become the car itself, while the small ball (one third the size of the large) will be used to make all four wheels.

Roll the large ball into an oblong shape like a sausage, as shown. This shape will become the body of the car.

Flatten one side of the sausage shape by pressing it against your flat work space. This will become the underside of the car.

Lay the sausage shape flat side down on your workspace. Form the hood of the car by pressing and flattening the front of the sausage with your finger, creating a ledge.

Create the trunk of the car by flattening the other end in the same way. Make this ledge shorter than the one in the front.

Finish the shape of the trunk by pinching the edge upward. Set this car shape aside.

Divide the smaller ball of clay into four equal segments.

Roll each segment into a ball.

Make each wheel by flattening the four balls slightly between your thumb and forefinger. Try to make each wheel the same size and shape. Adjust the amounts of clay if need be.

Press your finger into your car shape to create four grooves for wheels.

Stick your wheel shapes into the grooves to complete your basic car shape. You can now customize this vehicle by using your sharp-tip tool to draw details (such as windows, headlights, and wheel spokes) as you like them.

To make a paper popper, you need a sheet of notebook paper. One way to make a popper from the paper is to first fold the sheet of paper into thirds with the lines going horizontally. Next, you fold the paper in half so the middle shows two single edges, and then hold the bottom corners and swing the folded paper down to make the popping sound.

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One can make a giant head costume by gathering some newspaper, scissors, glue, flour, and water. Roll the newspaper into skinny rolls and tape them together to make the shape of the head. Then take the flour and water and mix into a paste for paper mache and stick the newspaper over the frame, and allow to dry. Then you can decorate the head to look like a face.

Blue, purple, green, red and yellow

satin is a very smooth fabric, making it comfortable against skin contact and feels and looks very luxurious the colour of the satin can also help in trying to achieve an impression. eg. princess : pink / pale pink satin. (gives a very girly and royal look)

hope my answer helped. in one way or another.

Many ways, #1- Take a length of wire and wrap around a round object, leave a tail of wire and bend perpendicular to circle of wire. #2- cut a circle out of plexiglass and glue a small rod for mounting. Many other way require different materials and procedures. Hope these help, Good Luck.

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Becuase its my favorite color :)

Purple is a color of royalty Im the Purple Princes

I am not sure but i THINK YOU need balloons and a long beak

You will need something round and rigid. A coffee can, an oatmeal box, or similar item is excellent. Scrap material, string, and starch. Stretch the material over the opening of the can, and keep it tight with the string. Starch the material on the can and tighten it even further. Let it dry and let your little musician bang away!!

A homemade bell can be constructed from just about any large or heavy diameter of iron pipe. It can be as simple as hanging a piece of pipe with strong string, fishing line, or chain. Its tone can be changed by cutting or hanging different lengths of pipe.

A more sophisticated and more of a bell-shaped homemade bell can be constructed from cutting through an old steel scuba or oxygen tank with the skinny neck the top part of the bell. Make sure the tank is empty, and that you have the proper cutting equipment and safety gear before trying to cut into an old air tank.

Wrestling was the most popular activity for children in Ancient Egypt. They did not have tools for traditional games and feats of strength were popular.

Toy stores, costume stores and places like Spencer's sell face paint sets. You can use that, or regular makeup if you can find the colors you like. But I'd use face paint rather than regular makeup--doing it with regular makeup would get expensive fast.

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It was a new and individual way of transportation that got you where you needed to go much faster. It made the world a much speedier and smaller place what with information traveling faster too.

Well, there are 2 types that you can recycle.

flat cardboard and corrugated cardboard.

Pony beads, in the United States, were first made out of bone and used to decorate the horses of Native American Indians. It was a way to distinguish one horse from another in terms of ownership, when the beads were painted. It is not known exactly when this practice started.

If you look closely at any good model builder's work, you will not be able to guess the material from which it was made. This is a combination of well-fitting parts, precise cuts, and good finishing techniques. This said, I will say flat out that I am partial to cardboard as a building material. It is abundant, free, and as close as your nearest dumpster. Much of what theatrical model builders use is illustration board, which is like really thick cardstock. Sometimes you can get away with substituting corrugated board. There are many different kinds of cardboard, with variations in number of ply, durability, amount of glue, style of courrugation. Familiarize yourself with these to find the right kinds to fit your needs. Also, the magic of paper mache never ceases to do the trick. Recipe for the glue: mix cornstarch with cold water, pour into boiling water (one box will make about a large soup pot). Soak cardboard in water to separate the plys. Then rip up the material and saturate it in the glue. Voila.

use the remains of broken toys,toothpicks,bottles,eraser,pencils,paper etc...for better perfomance and looks<sanadhjasser>