today. Flower Spiral Necklace The perfect necklace for carrying the wildflowers you wanna eat later. Cardboard Pigeons Make an army of birds to evoke strong emotions, are birds even real? Paper Flowers Sometimes messy handmade forever flowers can be just as pretty as real ones. Felt Frog A froggy friend to hold all the secrets that slip past your human friends. Felt Moth These guys can be anywhere, on the fridge, in your backpack, or in your heart. Felt Fish Will be watching you from their imaginary fish tanks. For more info about us, visit our Instagram: @happycraftingncsu Search for us on GroupMe: Happy Crafting NCSU
(or keychain), embroidery floss, leather, or chain. • Bend and cut a piece of wire to the desired size. • Wrap the wire around a cylinder such as a pencil. • Make a loop at the top of the wire and attach an o-ring to it. • Feed the o-ring through your base. Add a wildflower and you’re done! Keely can help with this project
book paper or colored paper. Decorate using paint, pastels, pens, etc. Watercolor flowers are shown on the right. Add a center using a button or cardboard. Glue together with a glue stick or hot glue. Keely and Raina can help with this project
draw a squarish circle with two humps on top. Make them big enough to fit eyes. You’ll need two of these pieces to make one frog. • Cut your pieces out! • Attach the pieces together and stuff with polyfill. • Sew using embroidery floss. Cut a piece of thread in a color of your choice. Identify the 6 strings that make up one thread. Split the thread into two by pulling 3 strings away from each other. Feed through a needle and sew. Finish with a knot. • Glue together using hot glue. Apply a thin layer of glue to the very edge of the felt. Go very slow and in small sections. Glue right sides together for the best result - this will shrink the frog so cut accordingly. • Add the Face. Glue on felt, draw, or sew in eyes and a mouth Keely can help with this project
two triangles with rounded corners, then draw another two triangles that are either slightly longer or thicker than the other set. Draw one thin oval. • Cut your pieces out! • Decorate your moth however you like. The smaller triangles will lay on top of the other set. • Glue together using hot glue or super glue. • Optional: Add antennas using string or wire. Keely can help with this project
draw two thick teardrop shaped ovals. Draw a tail fin shape and two side fins. Leave enough space for the fins to be glued to the body. • Cut your pieces out! • Attach the pieces together and stuff with polyfill. • Sew using embroidery floss. Cut a piece of thread in a color of your choice. Identify the 6 strings that make up one thread. Split the thread into two by pulling 3 strings away from each other. Feed through a needle and sew. Finish with a knot. • Glue together using hot glue. Apply a thin layer of glue to the very edge of the felt. Go very slow and in small sections. Glue right sides together for the best result - this will shrink the fish so cut accordingly. • Decorate and add eyes. Glue on felt, draw, or sew in eyes. Keely can help with this project
on cardboard 4. Clay pot painting (only 1 available) 5. Wire-wrap rock necklace 6. Pipe cleaner flowers 7. Free drawing 8. Origami Ask Keely or Raina for help on any of the below projects
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