Making Olympic Torch Craft. Begin with one sheet each of red, orange, and yellow cardstock. It took less than 15 minutes to make the entire torch and the kids were still playing with them when it came time for bed!
To make this craft we used our homemade dyed coffee filters, a paper roll, paint, and glue. It should just wrap around. Be sure to also make the olympic rings to make the event even more authentic.
Contents
First, You Will Need To Spray Paint The Handle Of The Torch.
To assemble the torch and the fire i build a support structure. Layer sheets of yellow and orange tissue paper, and push them into the cone on top of the red. Stuff some fiery tissue paper into the tube.
Then, Glue The Foam Bowl At The Top.
Glue the bubble wrap to the outside of cup. For both crafts, part 1 needs to be printed on gray or silver paper, part 2 on light blue paper and part 3 on white paper. To make this craft we used our homemade dyed coffee filters, a paper roll, paint, and glue.
∆ Glue Stick Or Tape For Securing The Torch.
Coat the inside of the cup. Wrap your cardboard in silver tissue paper. I made this in elementary school and did a pretty good job of it.
Grab The Toilet Paper Or Paper Towel Roll And A Piece Of Tin Foil.
Doug used white paint as a primer, and rustoleum metallic gold for the finish. Information on supplies and instructions are available here: Paper olympic torch step by step directions.
The Symbolism Of The Flag Itself It Is A Beautiful Tribute To Unity.
Roll a piece of construction paper to form a cone. Adjust the tissue paper so that it mimics a flame. Cut some flames out of the artwork.
