Camp Craft Week Project #4: Coffee Filter Butterflies
If you have little hands to entertain, this coffee filter butterfly project is perfect. Minimal motor skills are needed to make a beautiful fluttering creation.
Coffee Filters
Pipe Cleaners
Watercolors
Glue
Google Eyes
Instructions
1. Prep your work space. You will want plenty of surface cover for this project. Remember that watercolors do seep through and will make a BIG mess.
2. Go crazy with water colors on a coffee filter.
3. Allow to completely dry. This only takes about 10-15 minutes.
4. In the meantime, twist your pipe cleaners into a butterfly body and antennae.
5. Once your coffee filter is completely dry, fold much like you would a paper fan.
6. Fold butterfly body in half, squish your fanned coffee filter in between and secure ends of pipe cleaners at base of the antennae.
7. Fan out coffee filter into wings. Use glue to secure and add google eyes if desired.
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Coffee filter butterflies are a charming and simple craft that brings a touch of whimsy to any space. Using basic materials like coffee filters, markers, and pipe cleaners, you can transform ordinary filters into beautiful and vibrant butterflies.
ReplyDeleteCoffee filter butterflies are a delightful and easy craft that adds a touch of whimsy to any space. With just a few simple materials, like coffee filters, markers, and pipe cleaners, you can create beautiful and colorful butterflies. It's a fun activity that can be enjoyed by both kids and adults, allowing for creativity and artistic expression.
ReplyDeleteThe coffee filter butterflies from The Creative Cubby are such a fun and creative way to add a splash of color and whimsy to any space. I love how simple materials can be transformed into something so beautiful and unique.
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