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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Try It Tuesday: Paper Plate Olympic Rings
Maybe your not done with the Winter Olympics even though they are officially over, or perhaps you are thinking ahead for the next Summer Olympics, or maybe you just want some kind of fun and easy craft project involving paper plates and this fits the bill.
Whatever the reason, it's a fun project with just some paint, paper plates, scissors and tape.
Start by having your kids paint the exterior ring of a paper plate. Mine had an embossed interior ring so it made it easy for them to see exactly where they were supposed to paint to.
Let them dry, this may take 10 minutes or as long as a couple of hours, depending upon how thick the paint is.
Cut a slit through the yellow and green rings only. That's it. Those are the only 2 that you need to weave through the other colors.
Weave through the yellow and green rings so they looks like the Olympic Rings. Hide the slit behind one of the other rings and tape in to place. That's it!
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14 comments:
what a fun craft! pinning this for the summer olympics!
I love simple crafts like this that are very kid friendly. Thanks for sharing this.
Very cute. My kids love to paint.
That is such a cute idea. I have to try that with my daughter.
Michelle F.
I love this idea. I think it is so cute.
Very cute! Fun and easy too. YAY! We made olympic medal cookies --- just oreos dipped in white chocolate and then covered in sprinkles. Put the two together and you've got a birthday party theme!
That's a fun way to generate interest in the Olympics. I love it!
Wonderful idea! so simple hence will add this to my pinterest board.
keep it up!
So cute! Love the smiles on their faces! :)
This is a smart idea and you could even use this for more decorations. Thank you, Jerri Davis
Cute Idea
What a cute idea! I wish I had thought of this for my son to do!
The kids must have lots of fun doing this.
I think we're going to have a family olympics, and use this idea!
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