Glue a cut knife plastic bottle with colorful paper circles. You can punch them out or paint them and cut them out. You already have a colorful lantern, which you can use as a table lamp or for decoration in the window depending on the size of your bottle.
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First, the lantern blank is made. To do this, put out your craft file and you can start.
For this you shorten the bottle to the desired size. At least you should cut off the bottle neck.
Then you punch two holes from the opposite sides. Thus you thread the wire that serves to hang the lantern. Rotate the ends of the wire so that it holds.
Then you take the punch punch and punch out the remaining pieces of your clay paper circles.
Or you can paint circles with a glass of schnapps and cut them out with scissors. Also a tea light or a small cup are suitable for painting a circle. Look what you have at your disposal.
With a small hole punch you can punch a smaller hole out of each circle. Otherwise you simply use smaller objects with which you can fall into circles and then cut out. We will use all circles and rings.
Make with a holer (or a hole tong) you now punch further small holes into the individual circles. The more holes your circles and rings get, the more light shines through later!
Also punches into the large rings additional small holes.
Now try to put the circles and rings into a band at the height of your lantern. Try how you want to arrange the circles and rings. Take a paper and see how long your band needs to be to round the lantern.
Then you begin to glue the circles and rings one after the other with the glue stick on the blank of your lantern.
The bottle should be completely glued. It looks particularly beautiful when the circles and rings lie slightly above each other. Nevertheless, you should make sure that enough light rays shine through the holes in the rings and circles.
Put a light in it and try it out!
Your lantern is ready.
Have fun doing crafts!
Materials
Directions
First, the lantern blank is made. To do this, put out your craft file and you can start.
For this you shorten the bottle to the desired size. At least you should cut off the bottle neck.
Then you punch two holes from the opposite sides. Thus you thread the wire that serves to hang the lantern. Rotate the ends of the wire so that it holds.
Then you take the punch punch and punch out the remaining pieces of your clay paper circles.
Or you can paint circles with a glass of schnapps and cut them out with scissors. Also a tea light or a small cup are suitable for painting a circle. Look what you have at your disposal.
With a small hole punch you can punch a smaller hole out of each circle. Otherwise you simply use smaller objects with which you can fall into circles and then cut out. We will use all circles and rings.
Make with a holer (or a hole tong) you now punch further small holes into the individual circles. The more holes your circles and rings get, the more light shines through later!
Also punches into the large rings additional small holes.
Now try to put the circles and rings into a band at the height of your lantern. Try how you want to arrange the circles and rings. Take a paper and see how long your band needs to be to round the lantern.
Then you begin to glue the circles and rings one after the other with the glue stick on the blank of your lantern.
The bottle should be completely glued. It looks particularly beautiful when the circles and rings lie slightly above each other. Nevertheless, you should make sure that enough light rays shine through the holes in the rings and circles.
Put a light in it and try it out!
Your lantern is ready.
Have fun doing crafts!
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