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This cute apple weaving craft will get your little ones excited for fall and all the fun things that come with it, such as apple picking and the change in season.
It’s an easy art project to set up. All you need are cardboard, paint and yarn/ribbons. Kids will get a beginner feel for weaving which is great for building fine motor skills.
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Cardboard Apple Weaving Craft – Materials:
– Cardboard
– Apple Shape (we used this printable HERE as a guide but made it larger for our apple weaving)
– Red, green, and brown paint (we used acrylic paints)
– Ruler, scissors
– Ribbon, yarn, string (assorted colors)
Instructions:
Step 1: Draw an apple shape on cardboard (you can freehand this or use this printable as a guide and draw it larger as we did).
Step 2. Paint your cardboard apple, allow to dry completely.
Step 3. Cut grooves on the sides of the apple (we cut 8) but it depends on how large your apple is.
Step 4. Wrap string around the grooves and tape the loose strings on the back of the apple.
Step 5. Start weaving! Use bits and scraps of of string, yarn or ribbon to weave in and out through the strings attached to the apple.
When you’re done you have a cute apple weave that makes a sweet fall art decor.
Let us know your favorite apple crafts in the comments!
This cute apple weaving craft will get your little ones excited for fall and all the fun things that come with it, such as apple picking and the change in season. Step 1. Draw an apple shape on cardboard (you can freehand this or use this printable as a guide and draw it larger as we did). Step 4. Wrap string around the grooves and tape the loose strings on the back of the apple.CARDBOARD APPLE WEAVING CRAFT
Materials
Instructions
Step 2. Paint your cardboard apple, allow to dry completely.
Step 3. Cut grooves on the sides of the apple (we cut 8) but it depends on how large your apple is.
Step 5. Start weaving! Use bits and scraps of of string, yarn or ribbon to weave in and out through the strings attached to the apple.
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