^^The blue snowflake on the left was easier to make and it is an ideal craft for younger children.
Inspired by these:
http://tinkerlab.com/rolled-paper-snowflakes/
More toilet paper roll inspiration here:
However I think these snowflakes are prettier although they were much more difficult to glue together, paint and add the glitter. I would save this craft for older kids. In hindsight I should have used
spray paint but then that would defeat the purpose of this being a child's craft project as I would have done most of the work.
First we painted the snowflakes and set aside to dry. Then we put placed glue all over with a foam paintbrush and sprinkled with the extra fine glitter.
I bought a container of this glitter on sale 50% + 15% off coupon. It cost about $1.40 for
2 ounces/56 grams. This glitter will last a long time.
Craft items used:
-toilet paper rolls
-scissors
-paintbrush including a foam paint brush for spreading glue
-clothespins to glue the snowflake pieces together while they dry
-white paint and some white paint mixed with blue
-snow white loose 'Crystal Diamond' glitter
-loose silver glitter for the blue snowflake
-glue
-few snowflake sequins
-" iridescent sequins
-" 'rhinestone' sequins
- (optional) yarn, string, nylon thread, fishing line or similar (if you want to hang the snowflakes)
Cost: about $1-$3
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Singing Pirate and Pigs by Marc Davis, watercolor, 1965.
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