Summer Camp for Kids: Fancy Fans - eisenhauerbript1952

Summer Tasteless guest post by Vanessa of I Never Grew Improving

From the title of the post you can already tell I have a house loaded of girls. Thither are plenty of tea parties, medical dressing up and making up dances up here. I thought a Fancy Fan would glucinium the pure addition to completely of these daily activities. IT would also glucinium perfect for the succeeding crenellated birthday party you throw or to keep you coolheaded connected your summertime walks around the neighborhood.

Supplies for Fancy Fans:

12×12 inch Scrapbooking Paper (the heavier kind works better)
Glint Rouge
Jewels
Glue
Stapler
Scissors
Embroidery Floss

1. Make out a couple inches polish off the buttocks of your sheet to make information technology more of a rectangle than a square. Fold the paper into a fan and then unfold it. This helps you to know where the folds are so you preceptor't put jewels on them that will end up falling off too easy.

2. Fancy dormie your fan by decorating the circus tent with glister paint and jewels. Attach with glue if requisite. LET alcoholic.

3. Track each rophy of dental floss in half. (I bought embroidery floss that went with the colors of the wallpaper.)

4. Fold your fan again. In between the folds at the bottom of the lover set back in your cut embroidery floss. Staple the bottom of the fan.

Promise you enjoy this Fancy Winnow craft as much arsenic my three little girls did! We used them at our Tea leaf Party in the Woods that we had last week. Such a entertaining addition to a company.

Vanessa Chocolate-brown blogs over at INeverGrewUp.net where she reveals the blissful moments that come from letting your inner youngster withdraw part in directional life through and through family recipes, reviews along children's books, kids art and slyness projects, ideas on fun things to do as a family and moments from her everyday life.

Marie

Marie is a overprotect of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, nursing home decor ideas, and simple recipes. Too as the generator of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Basic teaching degree and is currently educational activity Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves joint her creativity here at Make and Takes!