• Easy Paper Projects: 60 Crafts You Can Wear, Gift, Use and Admire

Easy Paper Projects: 60 Crafts You Can Wear, Gift, Use and Admire

Author
Publication Date
September 10, 2019
Genre / Grade Band
Fiction /  2nd − 3rd
Easy Paper Projects: 60 Crafts You Can Wear, Gift, Use and Admire

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Description
Transform Paper into Thoughtful Cards, Fun Decorations and More with Easy, Mess-Free Crafts Learn just how versatile paper can be when creating fun, colorful crafts. Whether you have plain printer paper, a rainbow array of cardstock or just a few scraps of construction paper, you'll be able to create inventive paper crafts that require only a few materials you already have, making them a thrifty and accessible alternative to more complicated projects. So grab your paper, scissors and glue and try these fun projects: - Origami Corner Bookmarks- Tin Can Pen Pots - Paper Pendants - Llama Cards - Origami Lucky Stars Bracelets - 3-D Paper Accordion Flowers - Kite Birds - Paper Dog Puppet - Confetti Bookmarks - Leaf Wreaths - Quick Ghost Garlands - Polar Bear Ornaments A whole slew of cute, exciting projects makes it easy for you to get your craft on no matter the occasion, and they provide hours of fun all year long. With easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions and plenty of photos to guide you, you can be on your way to creating paper masterpieces in no time.
Publication date
September 10, 2019
Classification
Fiction
Page Count
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ISBN-13
9781624148507
Lexile Measure
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Guided Reading Level
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Publisher
Page Street Publishing
Series
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BISAC categories
CRA043000 - Crafts & Hobbies | Crafts for Children
CRA025000 - Crafts & Hobbies | Papercrafts
Library of Congress categories
Paper work
Handicraft
Paper art

School Library Journal

Gr 2-6 Woodley's goal is to provide "easy, fun, doable" craft projects with minimal preparation, mess, and supplies. Most projects can be created with a variety of paper colors and weights, ribbon or string, items from the recycling bin, office supplies, and a needle and thread. Five to eight projects comprise each topical chapter. Numbered photographs accompany step-by-step instructions, and many of the projects will teach new skills that will encourage creativity. Sometimes the written instructions are difficult to interpret or don't match with the photographs, and templates for a few more projects would make them easier for young crafters. In general younger children will need a lot of help. Although accessible in relation to simple project supplies and minimal mess, the title misses the mark of inclusivity by dedicating many projects to Christian holidays, and photographs depict only white children. VERDICT There is no doubt that these colorful and adorable projects will catch the eye. Purchase if in need of another paper project book.-Heather Acerro, Rochester Public Library, MN

Copyright 2019 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
Maggy Woodley
Maggy Woodley is the creator of the crafts blog Red Ted Art. Her crafts have been featured in Good Housekeeping, Reader's Digest and Brit + Co. She lives in London, England.
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