This was an inexpensive and fast (<15 minutes to set up) project that I got the idea for after visiting a children's museum that had something similar.
What you need:
- Frame (mine was $1 at the local dollar store)
- String
- Scissors
- Fabric, ribbon, shoelaces, etc. Different textures are nice. I threw some hook and loop in there too.
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The frame I started with. I just took out the glass and paper. |
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Add some strings. I will probably add more to make it more challenging in the future. |
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Materials for weaving. Cut the fabric to different widths. |
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H weaves. |
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Done! |
It might be fun to have different colored fabric scraps around for different holidays, or to make a rainbow, or enough of the same kinds to do patterns. After some practice we might move on to a real weaving frame, but this is fun in the meantime. Apparently it is even more fun to pull all of the ribbons out after the project is complete!
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