How Do You Make Easy Toddler Suncatchers?
If you aren’t in the mood to get out the glue or you don’t have time for a big mess, these suncatchers are just the thing for you and your child.Difficulty: EasyTime Required: variesHere’s How: • Cut some colored tissue paper into small squares (or other shapes), about 1 x 1 inch. • Cut two squares (size is up to you) of clear contact paper. • Place one square of contact paper sticky side up on a table. • Allow your child to drop, place, pat or throw the tissue paper onto the contact paper. • Take the second piece of contact paper and press evenly to the decorated piece. • If desired, cut the sealed pieces into any desired shape. • Punch a hole in the edge and thread a piece of yarn or curl ribbon through for hanging. • Hang in a sunny window.Tips: • You can also use confetti or other decorative papers besides tissue paper. • Cut the paper into shapes for the holidays. For instance, one year I cut red, pink and white tissue paper into hearts for Valentine’s Day, and then cut the entire
