Step 1: Fold the piece of paper in half. Put the fold side on the bottom. Step 2: Write your name LARGE in cursive. Make sure your letters on the bottom touch the fold. Step 3: Cut around the cursive letters to form the inside of your skeleton. Step 4 cut out arms,head,and legs. Step 5: Glue onto black paper with the first letter of your name at the bottom. I would say age on this craft is 8 and up.
Our FUN mission began on June 7, 2011 and we finished it on June 5, 2012!! Our goal was to spend quality family time with our four kids known as the Greeneteam. We had a great time checking items off a year long bucket list and now we look forward to adding new things as we complete them. "Life is an adventure" and we are trying to enjoy every minute of it with our kids!! Thanks for stopping by!!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Day 114... CURSIVE SKELETONS
Tonight we started making our Halloween Decorations. I saw this idea on Pinterest for a cute cursive name skeleton. It was fun, but my kids had a hard time cutting in/out and around all the cursive lines. They just weren't sure what spots to leave alone and which to cut. We managed but it was a little tricky.
Step 1: Fold the piece of paper in half. Put the fold side on the bottom. Step 2: Write your name LARGE in cursive. Make sure your letters on the bottom touch the fold. Step 3: Cut around the cursive letters to form the inside of your skeleton. Step 4 cut out arms,head,and legs. Step 5: Glue onto black paper with the first letter of your name at the bottom. I would say age on this craft is 8 and up.


Always the comedian Jack said "NOTICE THE RESEMBLANCE MOM??" LOL!!
Step 1: Fold the piece of paper in half. Put the fold side on the bottom. Step 2: Write your name LARGE in cursive. Make sure your letters on the bottom touch the fold. Step 3: Cut around the cursive letters to form the inside of your skeleton. Step 4 cut out arms,head,and legs. Step 5: Glue onto black paper with the first letter of your name at the bottom. I would say age on this craft is 8 and up.
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I work sales in a retail environment. While it was slow, we (adults) did this for fun. Had a ball. Thanks for sharing!
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You are welcome.. Glad you had a good time with it. Thanks for reading and commenting.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Saw it on pinterest, then googled it again cause I couldn't remember how to make the head! Your kids did a great job! I'm off to do this with 33 6th graders!!! THANKS for posting!!!
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