Make sure you are following our facebook page, Google + page or on Pinterest (where I have over 50 post it activities, crafts and art pinned) for lots more stone crafts and activities over the coming week. Mondrian art for kids with post it notes Comments /r/origami is a subreddit to share and discuss origami, the art of paper folding.How perfect are pink post-it notes for the cherry blossom. Amazing spring mural by Inner Child Fun.If you fancy getting hold of some yourself then go on over to the Post-it UK facebook page and learn more. We had great fun using the post-it notes and have worked with them in the past and made a post-it note creeper and also some installation art using post it notes. In fact my boys went round putting them all over the house! Smart School house has a great tutorial here. I made sure that the adhesive was at the rear of the pinwheel so that you can stick them to things. These were made the same way my two colour daffodil pinwheels were, except I used the hole punch to make a whole on every other corner and also the center (as image), so that it was easier to get the split pin through. Mini Split pins (I have these 50 BRASS SPLIT PINS Paper Fasteners 25mm ~BRASS COLOUR~ ).
MINI STICKY NOTE ORIGAMI FULL
We glued the tulip head to the card and painted in the stem with water colour paints. We decided to take some of the tulip heads that we folded and turn them into spring flavoured cards.
MINI STICKY NOTE ORIGAMI HOW TO
I decided to put together a quick video how to for the tulip head. These are so simple to make, all you need are the post-it notes. We are currently on a real origami and spring crafting flow so me and the boys sat down and we put our heads together and came up with the following: Origami Tulip These notes mean you can adhere the whole note to the surface of your notebook or wall, meaning it will stay put for longer! I was challenged by them to create three crafts or activities using their new Full Adhesive Notes, otherwise known as FAN. Just, please avoid the rude words.I don’t know about you, but I never realised there was so much you could do with post-it notes. Have fun How to Fold an Origami Star You will need eight single sticky notes.Start by folding each sticky note in half and then in half again to form a square.Open the note back up you will now have lines crossing each other to guide you.Fold over the two corners onto the sticky side to form a triangle on top.
You can ask me easy instructions or anything else about the video(s) in the comments section. I always try to show you those origami instructions easily.
You can find videos about paper airplanes, origami flowers, paper animals, birds, and many of them. Make It Easy is about origami instructions. 🎦 A few other amazing videos from Make It Easy: 🔔 Subscribe for more videos by Make It Easy: Your favorite text weight paper and color to make this Cool Paper Jet Plane.Thanks for checking out the video by Make It Easy! They have tons of wonderful videos on how to make origami simple and easy! They are so creative! Materials: You have successfully made a Cool Paper Jet Plane! (I would add just a little bit of tape or glue in the middle to make it stick together.)ġ0. Partly unfold the middle of the plane and fold the tail up. Ideas How To: Spiral Paper Roses How To: Spiral Paper Roses Here’s another part of our paper wedding bouquet They mix great with our Simple Pin Blossoms. Fold the wings of the paper airplane from the folded half pieces.ĩ. Flip the paper around and fold 2 of the points inwards.Ĩ. Fold up from the bottom the extra paper.Ħ. From the bottom fold smaller triangles on both sides of the paper.Ĥ. Fold 2 triangles in it from the middle of the paper.ģ. Fold the paper in half to get a nice crease in it. They truly have made this tutorial to be super easy to follow and we can’t wait to see what you create! Instructions:ġ.
Want to make a super cool paper plane that is sure to impress your friends and family? Make sure to check out this amazing video on how to make this Cool Paper Jet Plane by Make It Easy.
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