How to Make Suncatcher Butterfly Wings
Save your leftover wrappers and transform them into the most beautiful butterfly wings for your little one. They'll be ready to spread their creative wings in no time!
Make sure they wear them in the sun and see if they can spot the magical patterns! This is perfect for imaginative play.
Project and instructions by @motherandfun
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You Will Need
* Recycled Sweet Wrappers
* Cardboard
* Pink Ribbon
* Craft Knife
* Glue Gun
* Scissors
* Pencil
How to make
Get a large piece of cardboard and draw out one butterfly wing with sections.
Ask an adult to use a craft knife to cut around the wing as well as cutting out the sections inside. Remember to leave the wing attached to the other half of the cardboard.
Fold your cut out wing around the other side of the cardboard and trace around it. This is to make sure the wings are symmetrical.
Once you have done that, cut out the other wing and the sections inside.
Turn the wings over and ask an adult to use a glue gun to stick your recycled wrappers down, covering the cut out sections.
Using a glue gun, attach each piece as per the image. Two at the top of the wings, and two at the bottom.
Finally, use the ribbon to tie the wings on to your little ones!
Your suncatcher wings are now complete!
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