Fun Kids Craft: Plastic Bag Flintstone Style Bracelet DIY
Here is a fun, easy, inexpensive and not messy kids craft. I saw this similar design in a kids recycling book and my 4 year old proudly shows off her “Flintstones” style bracelet to anyone that will look at it!
Plastic Bag Bracelet Supplies
:: Scissors
:: Plastic Bag
:: Newspaper/Magazine
DIY Steps
{Step 1} Lay the bag flat and cut off the bottom. Then cut a band from the bag that is just a little wider than your hand.
{Step 2} Cut across the band to make a long strip (like the circumference of the bag). Tie a knot at one end of the strip.
{Step 3} Rip small pieces (about 1″ squares) of magazine and roll into a ball. These will become your beads, so make as many as you would like.
{Step 4} Place one ball next to the end knot. Pull the edges of the strip to cover the ball. Then, twist the plastic and tie a knot.
{Step 5} Repeat step 4 until you reach your desired length and then tie the ends together in a knot.
Project Cost
This project is practically Free!! You should have everything on hand to make many bracelets and along with some necklaces! This is a great project to re-use these items that come into your house on a regular basis. It would be fun for a rainy day activity or with neighborhood kids in the driveway on a beautiful day!
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Fun Kids Craft: Plastic Bag Flintstone Style Bracelet DIY
Ingredients
Plastic Bag Bracelet Supplies
- Scissors
- Plastic Bag
- Newspaper/Magazine
Instructions
- Lay the bag flat and cut off the bottom. Then cut a band from the bag that is just a little wider than your hand.
- Cut across the band to make a long strip (like the circumference of the bag). Tie a knot at one end of the strip.
- Rip small pieces (about 1″ squares) of magazine and roll into a ball. These will become your beads, so make as many as you would like.
- Place one ball next to the end knot. Pull the edges of the strip to cover the ball. Then, twist the plastic and tie a knot.
- Repeat step 4 until you reach your desired length and then tie the ends together in a knot.
i think the “beads” are too big….