CleverPatch™ Easter eBook 2020 by CleverPatch

Easter eBook 2020

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Five craft ideas inspired by Easter!

Wonderful Easter activities for everyone to create and enjoy!

Contents

Beaded Egg Holder................................................................................... 3 Easter Terrarium......................................................................................... 4 Popstick Bunny........................................................................................... 5 Match Box Bunnies.................................................................................... 6 Origami Bunny Bunting........................................................................... 7 Templates..................................................................................................8-9 Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve supplied FREE templates just for you! Print as many times as you like.

Origami Bunny Bunting Instructions............................................ 10-11

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Beaded Egg Holder Materials: • Beading Wire – Silver – 22 Metres 10230 • Wooden Beads – Natural – 340g Pack – 10841 • Bright Round Wooden Beads – 250g Pack – 16619 • Other materials required: Scissors

1. To begin, cut 1 metre of beading wire. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors. Thread one end of the wire through a bright coloured bead. Thread both ends through a medium natural bead.

2. Split the beading wire into 2 strands and thread 4 small beads onto each strand.

3. Thread both ends of the beading wire through a medium natural bead. This is the first beaded ear.

4. Split the beading wire into 2 strands and thread one end through a large natural bead. Thread beads onto this piece of wire to match the other beaded ear. Start with a medium bead, then 4 small beads, a medium bead & a coloured small bead. Loop the wire back through the last medium bead & thread 4 more small beads.

5. Thread the end of the beading wire through the medium natural bead at the base of the ear.

6. The beading wire should now be split into 2 strands, coming out of the medium natural beads.

7. Thread 3 large beads onto one strand of the beading wire, and 4 large beads onto the other strand of the beading wire.

8. Connect both pieces of the beading wire by tying them together. Use scissors to cut off any excess wire.

9. Your Beaded Egg Holder is now complete and ready to hold your egg!

Easter Terrarium Materials: • Chicks – Pack of 12 – 12199 • Clear Plastic Jar – Round – 250ml – 16790 • CleverPatch™ Coloured Sand – Yellow – 1kg Tub – 11987 • CleverPatch™ Coloured Sand – Light Green – 1kg Tub – 11982 • CleverPatch™ Coloured Sand – Pink – 1kg Tub – 15146 • CleverPatch™ Coloured Sand – White – 1kg Tub – 11986 • Imitation Succulent – 18339 • Satin Ribbon – Pink – 25 Metres – 17526 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube - White – 75ml – 16886 • Bright Round Wooden Beads – 250g Pack – 16619 • Other materials required: Scissors, tacky glue and paint brush.

1. To create the eggs, paint white dots onto 3 different coloured wooden beads. Allow to dry.

2. Use tacky glue to attach a piece of ribbon around the rim of the jar’s lid. Allow to dry.

3. Create the sand layers by spooning 6 teaspoons of sand per colour into the jar one at a time.

4. Place the imitation succulent into the jar making sure it is secured in the sand.

5. Place the chick and eggs into the jar, trying not to show the holes.

6. Screw the decorated lid onto the jar. Your Easter Terrarium is now ready to display!

Popstick Bunny Materials: • Mini Popsticks – Natural – Pack of 1,000 – 12401 • CleverPatch™ Tacky Glue – 250ml – 16494 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube – 75ml – Purple – 16882 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube – 75ml – White – 16886 • Pom Poms – Animal – Pack of 300 – 10827 • Other materials required: Guide (page 8) & paint brush

I’m made from 227 popsticks!

My large size means I’m a perfect table decoration this Easter!

1. Use the guide provided on page 8 (which is not to scale) to lay out every second popstick on a flat surface (as your base), then glue the missing popsticks onto each end of your base popsticks.

2. Add the next layer of popsticks, gluing them between the highest popsticks in the previous layer. This will gradually give your bunny height.

3. Continue to layer the popsticks on the highest points until you have 8 layers and every second popstick has 7 layers. Allow to dry.

4. Flip your bunny over. Along the base, glue another popstick to the rows that only have 7 layers. This will help your bunny to stand.

5. Create a pastel purple colour by combining white and purple paint. Paint the inside of the bunny using this paint. Allow to dry.

6. Glue a pom pom to the back of the bunny to act as a tail. Your Popstick Bunny decoration is now ready to put on display!

Match Box Bunnies Materials:

• Felt Bundles – Squares – Pack of 100 10785

• CleverPatch™ Glue Dots Permanent – Pack of 300 – 15173

• Sewing Needles – Blunt Tip Pack of 25 – 11591

• POSCA Paint Markers – Medium Tip Pack of 8 – 18998

• Embroidery Thread – Purple 48m – 12379

• Cardboard Match Boxes Pack of 10 – 19260

• Wadding – 200g Pack – 11111

• Other materials required: Template (page 9) & scissors

1. Use the templates provided (page 9) and trace them onto white felt. Cut out the 2 pieces. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors.

2. Look at the template with the bunny face and stitch a nose and paws onto 1 piece of felt using a running stitch and purple thread. Tie a knot in the ends so the stitch does not come undone.

3. Cut a piece of embroidery thread around 1 metre long. Thread through the sewing needle and tie a knot in the end.

4. Use a blanket stitch to join the 2 pieces of white felt together, making sure they are aligned with each other as you sew.

5. Use a small amount of wadding to stuff your felt bunny before you finish your blanket stitch.

6. When finished, make sure you tie a knot at the back to hold the stitches in place and trim any excess thread. Use a POSCA marker to add eyes to the face of your felt bunny.

7. Assemble your match box. Use glue dots to seal the edges. Cut a piece of felt 5 x 11cm and attach to the outside of the match box using glue dots. Cut another piece of felt 3.5 x 5.5cm and insert inside.

8. Draw a strip of grass onto a piece of green felt that is 1.5 x 11cm long. Cut out and attach to the outside of the match box using glue dots.

9. Use POSCA markers to colour the top and bottom of the match box the same colours as the felt you have chosen. The Bunny’s Box is now ready for the Bunny to snuggle in!

Origami Bunny Bunting Materials: • CleverPatch™ Origami Paper – Pack of 100 – 19261 • Wiggle Eyes Black – 0.7cm – Pack of 100 – 16477 • Pom Poms – Glitter – Pack of 100 – 10829 • CleverPatch™ Tacky Glue – 250ml – 16494 • Embroidery Thread – Turquoise – 48m – 12381 • Sewing Needles – Sharp – Pack of 6 – 17870 • Other materials required: Scissors and Folding instructions (Pg 10-11)

For a full video tutorial, click here to visit our YouTube Channel!

1. Follow the steps on pages 10-11 to fold yourself an origami bunny.

2. Use tacky glue to attach eyes to your bunny’s face. Allow to dry.

You can also follow along with our video tutorial on YouTube.

3. Use tacky glue to attach a pom pom tail. We have used the tiny pom poms but you can use whichever size you like. Allow to dry. © CleverPatch 2020 - www.cleverpatch.com.au

4. Thread a length of embroidery thread onto a needle. Carefully pierce the needle through the bunny’s back, making sure you do not crush the bunny.

5. Carefully thread more bunnies onto the length of thread to create your bunting!

Popstick Bunny Use this design as a guide when creating the activity on page 5.

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Match Box Bunnies Use these templates to help you create the activity on page 6.

Origami Bunny Bunting Use the following steps to fold yourself a bunny that can be used to complete the activity on page 7. You can also click here to follow our full video tutorial on the CleverPatch™ YouTube Channel. You will need a square sheet of paper to begin with. We are using CleverPatch ™ Origami Paper.

1. With the white side facing up, fold the square in half, creating a rectangle, then open back out. Repeat with the opposite sides so the paper is now sectioned into 4 squares.

2. Fold the paper in half again, this time corner to corner, to create a triangle. Open back out then repeat with the opposite corners.

3. Pick the paper up, pinching along one of the diagonal folds and pushing the paper in towards the centre.

4. Working with the folds you have already created, bring 2 corners together on the left and 2 on the right.

5. Crease the folds to create a triangle.

6. Take the top left and right corners and fold them down to the bottom point. There is now a square within the triangle.

7. Fold the left and right corners of the square you have just created into the centre line.

8. Fold the bottom points upwards, aligning their edges to the outer triangle edges and creating 2 smaller triangles.

9. Fold the outer points of the 2 triangles you just created, back into the centre line and crease. You now have 2 mini triangles.

10. Fold one mini triangle back down toward the centre point. Use your finger to open the edge of the smaller triangles, creating a pocket.

12. Repeat this process of tucking the 11. Fold the mini triangle back up and mini triangle into the pocket on the tuck it into the pocket you have just created. Press down to secure in place. opposite side so both are now folded in place as shown.

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13. Flip the paper over making sure the 14. Repeat folding the left corner in triangle is now pointing upwards. Fold and down in the same manner. the right corner down and in so the long edge runs along the centre line.

15. Take the bottom points and fold them up and outwards, creating a 90 degree angle to the vertical edge.

16. Fold the bottom right hand corner up toward the middle of the paper. Fold along the diagonal so it matches the fold below it.

18. Pick the bunny up. You will notice 4 flaps. Spread them out. Hold the bunny loosely (shown above) and blow into the front point of the paper. It might take a few goes to get the right angle and amount of air!

17. Repeat on the opposite side to complete your bunny shape.

19. Your bunny should now be inflated and brought to life! Create as many bunnies as you like and then follow the steps on page 7 to complete the Bunny Bunting activity!

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