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Materials:
- a printer,
- a piece of paper... I always prefer to use a heavy paper (like construction
paper), but it isn't necessary.
- some crayons, paint, markers or pencil crayons,
- scissors,
- glue.
Optional materials:
- fun foam,
- something hard as a base (a margarine container lid or cardboard
from a cereal box work well),
- sparkle glue or sparkles,
- ribbon, string or wool.
Instructions
- Print out the template of choice.
- Colour (where appropriate) and cut out the template pieces.
- There is a left and right mitten, decoration (piece with hearts
and snowflake) and cuff (striped piece).
- You can colour the decorations with sparkle glue or sparkles if
desired.
- If you want, you can trace the left and right mitten template pieces
onto a piece of fun foam to make a more permanent craft. Or you
can glue the mitten template pieces to a hard base (cardboard)
- Glue the left decoration and right decoration onto the left mitten
and right mitten respectively.
- Glue the left cuff and right cuff onto the left mitten and right
mitten respectively.
- At this point, you can either:
- Attach one end of a string, ribbon or wool to each mitten so
you can hang on the Christmas tree (either by poking a hole in the
base and threading the string through or by attaching well with
tape). It looks like the mittens little kids wear so they
don't lose them
Templates:
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Close the template window after printing to return to
this screen.
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Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting
the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in
most browsers).
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