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July 4th Paper Wreath Craft-
This bunting-inspired paper wreath will look as snappy as a salute on your front door!
Materials
Double-sided tape
4 (5- by 6-inch) pieces each... more
July 4th Paper Wreath Craft-
This bunting-inspired paper wreath will look as snappy as a salute on your front door!
Materials
Double-sided tape
4 (5- by 6-inch) pieces each... more
Photo by: familyfun.go.com
July 4th Paper Wreath Craft-
This bunting-inspired paper wreath will look as snappy as a salute on your front door!
Materials
Double-sided tape
4 (5- by 6-inch) pieces each of red, white, and blue card stock
Cardboard, cut into a 10-inch circle, plus more for a star (we used a cereal box)
Clear tape
Tacky glue
Aluminum foil
String
Instructions
1. To make a paper cone, place a strip of double-sided tape along the shorter edge of a piece of card stock. Roll the paper as shown, then press to adhere. Repeat with the remaining sheets of card stock.
2. Place a strip of double-sided tape on the back of each cone. Lay the cones in alternating colors on the cardboard circle and press to adhere. Turn the wreath over and secure each cone to the back with a piece of clear tape.
3. Apply glue to a scrap of cardboard, about 3-1/2 inches wide, cover it with aluminum foil, and smooth out any wrinkles. Cut the covered cardboard into a star shape (download our template). Apply glue to the back and press it onto the center of the wreath, then let it dry.
4. To hang the wreath, make a loop from the string and tape it to the back of the cardboard. less
July 4th Paper Wreath Craft-
This bunting-inspired paper wreath will look as snappy as a salute on your front door!
Materials
Double-sided tape
4 (5- by 6-inch) pieces each of red, white, and blue card stock
Cardboard, cut into a 10-inch circle, plus more for a star (we used a cereal box)
Clear tape
Tacky glue
Aluminum foil
String
Instructions
1. To make a paper cone, place a strip of double-sided tape along the shorter edge of a piece of card stock. Roll the paper as shown, then press to adhere. Repeat with the remaining sheets of card stock.
2. Place a strip of double-sided tape on the back of each cone. Lay the cones in alternating colors on the cardboard circle and press to adhere. Turn the wreath over and secure each cone to the back with a piece of clear tape.
3. Apply glue to a scrap of cardboard, about 3-1/2 inches wide, cover it with aluminum foil, and smooth out any wrinkles. Cut the covered cardboard into a star shape (download our template). Apply glue to the back and press it onto the center of the wreath, then let it dry.
4. To hang the wreath, make a loop from the string and tape it to the back of the cardboard. less
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