Cardboard And Yarn Cross Craft. Use a craft knife to cut out the cross. Coat the stick lightly with tacky glue.
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To Make These Yarn Crosses, Hot Glue Yarn End To One End Of The Craft Stick.
Cut it out and hot glue the end of a piece of yarn to the middle. Then, you’ll wrap the sturdy pieces in colorful yarn and turn them into a happy yellow chick and a bright orange carrot. Insert one end into a slit, which should hold it in place.
Trim To Fit If Needed.
Any size will do, but ours was about 3×5 inches. Once one fish was ready, we wanted to create more and more fishes. We made circle mummies and square mummies.
You’ll Make The Base For The Chick And Carrot Out Of Cardboard—Any Old Cardboard Will Do.
Pull tight around another notch & continue until you achieve the look you like. Begin making your way around the shape, passing through each slit several times, until. On the other end, glue the triangle to the tip of the cardboard.
Washi Tape Wrapped Cardboard Easter Cross.
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If You Cut It Too Short, It Will Not Wrap Well.
Start by drawing or tracing a heart on a piece of cardboard. Add a 1/4″ slit in the tail to begin the wrapping. Cross stitch all sewing & fiber card making & stationery.
