AdventurerKatziSteckenfiguren are great for theater playing, especially popular when children have even made the figures themselves.
Whether you want to make a play with princesses and kings at Carnival or just visit the princess with the Kasperl. Make figures with packaging materials, styrofoam foil, fruit nets, aluminium lids, crown caps and what else you can find in your packaging waste.
You will surely find wooden sticks in the forest or garden. With a small hand saw, even thicker sticks can be cut off or sawed.
Have fun beautifying your studs.
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First take the aluminium lid and cut a 3cm wide strip from it, for the crown.
Paints points on one side with a pencil. Cuts them out from the outside to the inside.
This strip is wrapped as a crown around a stick end.
The king is finished without hair.
On the crown strips short wool threads are glued to the back. If the king has the crown on the "head", cut it a little longer and then shorten it.
No wool threads are glued at the beginning and end of the strip. The places are coated with glue for fixing on the plug.
Put glue on the ends of the crown strip and wrap it around the stick. Let the crown rise a little above the stick.
You can bend the points of the crown slightly outwards with one finger.
The King of Stecks is finished with the Alukrone.
Another way to design a king as a recycling project is to use crown caps. You need two crown caps for a crown. Wool threads are used for the hair. Cut pieces of about 6-8cm.
Glue the crown caps together at the top. Use the hot glue gun for this. Let us help you with this if necessary: Burning danger!
Stick the wool threads to the upper end of the stick. As far as possible on the cut / saw edge. The hair can stand left and right and are plucked later.
Makes a hot glue point in the crown at the bottom (in the recess). Presses the crown on the end of the stick to which the wool hairs are attached.
Paint another face to your rod king.
Two plug figures are ready, which are wonderfully suitable for theatre playing.
Tip: an empty picture frame is great for the venue of a small table theatre.
Have fun doing crafts.
Stay creative.
Materials
Directions
First take the aluminium lid and cut a 3cm wide strip from it, for the crown.
Paints points on one side with a pencil. Cuts them out from the outside to the inside.
This strip is wrapped as a crown around a stick end.
The king is finished without hair.
On the crown strips short wool threads are glued to the back. If the king has the crown on the "head", cut it a little longer and then shorten it.
No wool threads are glued at the beginning and end of the strip. The places are coated with glue for fixing on the plug.
Put glue on the ends of the crown strip and wrap it around the stick. Let the crown rise a little above the stick.
You can bend the points of the crown slightly outwards with one finger.
The King of Stecks is finished with the Alukrone.
Another way to design a king as a recycling project is to use crown caps. You need two crown caps for a crown. Wool threads are used for the hair. Cut pieces of about 6-8cm.
Glue the crown caps together at the top. Use the hot glue gun for this. Let us help you with this if necessary: Burning danger!
Stick the wool threads to the upper end of the stick. As far as possible on the cut / saw edge. The hair can stand left and right and are plucked later.
Makes a hot glue point in the crown at the bottom (in the recess). Presses the crown on the end of the stick to which the wool hairs are attached.
Paint another face to your rod king.
Two plug figures are ready, which are wonderfully suitable for theatre playing.
Tip: an empty picture frame is great for the venue of a small table theatre.
Have fun doing crafts.
Stay creative.
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