Paper bag binocular case craft for 7-year-olds
This is for 7-year-olds decorating a carrying case for pretend nature walks. It does not make binoculars, helping it stay focused on the bag project.
What to buy
Small paper lunch bags
2
Brown kraft paper sheets
2
Animal track stampers
1 set
Washable stamp pads
2
Green yarn
1 meter
Large round stickers
1 sheet
Animal picture stickers
1 sheet
White cardstock label strips
6
Glue sticks
2
Hole punch
1
Child-safe scissors
1 pair
Washable markers
1 pack
Who this list is for
This paper bag binocular case craft is for 7-year-olds decorating a carrying case for pretend nature walks. It focuses on the bag project and does not make binoculars.
How to use this list
Start with a small paper lunch bag and reinforce or decorate it with brown kraft paper using glue sticks. Stamp animal tracks with the animal track stampers and washable stamp pads. Add large round stickers and animal picture stickers, then write a label on a white cardstock label strip with washable markers. Punch holes and tie on a green yarn handle if desired.
Common mistakes
Do not expect the paper lunch bag to protect real binoculars; it is for pretend nature walks. Keep the bag opening clear so it can hold lightweight pretend-walk items. Press the stamped tracks straight down and lift them up so the prints stay recognizable.
What is on this list
You need two small paper lunch bags, two brown kraft paper sheets, one set of animal track stampers, and two washable stamp pads. The list also includes one meter of green yarn, large round stickers, animal picture stickers, six white cardstock label strips, two glue sticks, a hole punch, child-safe scissors, and washable markers. Cross off what you already have.
When you are done
Let any glue and stamp ink dry before using the case. Put extra label strips and stickers inside the second paper bag, then keep both with the pretend nature walk supplies.
FAQ
Who is "Paper bag binocular case craft for 7-year-olds" for?
This paper bag binocular case craft is for 7-year-olds decorating a carrying case for pretend nature walks. It focuses on the bag project and does not make binoculars.
How should I use "Paper bag binocular case craft for 7-year-olds"?
Start with a small paper lunch bag and reinforce or decorate it with brown kraft paper using glue sticks. Stamp animal tracks with the animal track stampers and washable stamp pads. Add large round stickers and animal picture stickers, then write a label on a white cardstock label strip with washable markers. Punch holes and tie on a green yarn handle if de…
What should I skip or avoid with "Paper bag binocular case craft for 7-year-olds"?
Do not expect the paper lunch bag to protect real binoculars; it is for pretend nature walks. Keep the bag opening clear so it can hold lightweight pretend-walk items. Press the stamped tracks straight down and lift them up so the prints stay recognizable.
What is on the "Paper bag binocular case craft for 7-year-olds" list?
You need two small paper lunch bags, two brown kraft paper sheets, one set of animal track stampers, and two washable stamp pads. The list also includes one meter of green yarn, large round stickers, animal picture stickers, six white cardstock label strips, two glue sticks, a hole punch, child-safe scissors, and washable markers. Cross off what you already…
What should I do when I am done?
Let any glue and stamp ink dry before using the case. Put extra label strips and stickers inside the second paper bag, then keep both with the pretend nature walk supplies.
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