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Harvest Angel Fun Foam Craft
"You Reap What You Sow"

Read a bit about DLTK's Grow With Me Craft Concept to get some ideas on how this basic craft idea can be used with different materials to make it appropriate for everyone from ages 2 thru 82!
  

Options for Use:

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use a hole punch to make a hole in the top.  Put a ribbon through and hang up

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Glue onto a full sheet of craft foam.  Punch holes along the side of that foam and a second sheet in the same color.  Punch holes in white paper.  Line them all up and lace to make a booklet.  (Same idea could be used to make a photo album cover

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Glue onto a popsicle stick to make a puppet 

Materials:

bulletprinter
bulletpaper
bulletpen for tracing
bulletfun foam (craft foam) in the following colors:
bulletsmall piece of orange (for pumpkin)
bulletsmall piece of green (for leaves)
bulletsmall piece of skin tone (plain white will also work) for head and hands
bulletsmall piece of hair color
bulletfull sheet of base color (I prefer a dark color)
bulletfull sheet of apron color
bulletscissors
bulletglue
bulletblack marker for details
bulletOPTIONAL:  pin for transferring the face
bulletOPTIONAL:  small bow

Directions:

bulletPrint template 
  
bulletCut out the template pieces
  
bulletTrace the template pieces onto the craft foam 
  
bulletCut out the craft foam pieces
  
bulletGlue the pieces together (the base should go on the bottom and all other pieces should be glued onto it).
  
bulletOPTIONAL:  place the face over the head, poke a pin through the paper to make marks on the foam.  Use a marker to "connect the dots" and form the face (or just hand draw the face on)
  
bulletOPTIONAL:  draw dotted lines near the edge of the pieces with the marker to look like stitches.
  
bulletglue a small bow onto the corner of the hat.
  
bulletClose the template window after printing to return to this screen. 
   
bulletSet page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers). 
 

Template 1

Template 2