Hi friends,
This week’s craft is so simple, it’s a party on paper! The toughest part is keeping these little guys at a “safe" distance from each other. lol. As you can see, they are gathered while staying apart and still partying it up! All you need are wide spread fingers and a few other supplies to create this!
You get to decide what kind of party: birthday, Christmas, Valentine's, Easter, etc., what each guest wears, and choose the treats they'll eat. It'll be an easy, mess-free party ☺. Check out our Party Of Five activity below!
*Click on photos for closer look
What You'll Need
White Craft Paper
Pencil
Markers
Glue
(3) Q Tips
The Steps
Center your right/left hand on the paper and trace with pencil.
Make sure to trace under your wrist too.
Naomi's party
The order of steps are up to you-
2. You can start with creating their faces and party hats or tracing the individual fingers in different colors.
3. Proceed with their outfits and arms/hands.
4. Draw cupcakes, pizza, cake, or a combo of food items along with streamers, balloons, or confetti.
My party
I traced each finger in different colors and finished the rest of the hand too. Then drew party hats, faces, outfits, and arms/hands.
*We both decided on birthday parties. For all other parties, color accordingly and add the phrase of choice on the hand (below) ie. Merry Christmas, Happy Valentine's, ect
Naomi’s party-
5. In pencil write PARTY OF FIVE or PARTY OF 5 on the palm.
Naomi decided on balloon letters for the five.
6. Trace with markers.
My party
I added streamers, cupcakes, and used a #5 instead of spelling it out.
7. Color 5 Q tips with markers and let dry.
8. Hold the Q tip tightly as you twist back & forth, to release the cotton tip.
9. Swivel up your glue stick a bit and press onto the tips of the party hats to leave a small chunk of glue. Add 1 cotton tip per hat.
That’s it!
Naomi’s Party Of Five!
Can you see her sassy ladies? = )
My Party Of Five
This was ridiculously easy. It was fun to create their outfits and expressions and can be multiplied many times over for the different occasions/holidays.
Happy crafting,
Amanda and Naomi
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