Below you will find many Ideas for Eraser Arts & Crafts Projects & Activities with Pencil Erasers for Children, Teens, and Preschoolers such as carving erasers to make stamps, etc.
Art
Gum Eraser Printer Stamp - -
Show kids how to make their own rubber stamp from a simple art gum
eraser. They can use the art gum printer stamp to create different
geometric patterns on everything from stationery to gift boxes.
Carve
a Stamp With A Pencil and Erasers - -
Did you know you can carve stamps using just school supplies? It’s
true – you can use the metal eraser-holder part of a pencil
instead of carving tools, and an eraser for the carving surface. It’s
a lot safer for kids, and a lot cheaper than buying legit printmaking
tools. Of course, the end of a pencil won’t carve as well as
said tools, but for dabbling, this is a great way to go, and you
can’t beat the price!
Eraser Carving Crafts Instructions - - This
is a small text which helps beginners to start with the making of
eraser-carved stamps.
Eraser
Earrings Craft to Make - -
I love, love, love erasers. madly. This is one collection that I have
managed to keep tame, in my massive hording of supplies..but I just
couldn't resist these cutie little Lisa Frank erasers. As I tried to
convince myself that indeed they should come home with me..I
challenged me to make something with them..and thus the Eraser
earrings were created..(loud claps of thunder in the background..)
Eraser
Heads Arts & Crafts Project - - So silly, so
simple. Your kids will have fun making them.
Eraser
Surgery - Making the Coolest Pencil Erasers Ever - - Erasers, or Stubbys, as I call them, are an
essential part of school work (obviously) so why not make them as
cool as you can? Listed here are several ways to make your erasers as
cool as possible.
How
to Carve a Helix Eraser into a Stamp - -
Always one for a bargain and more "know how" craft skills,
I was thrilled to figure out how to make my own rubber stamps from
simple pencil erasers. The cost is cheap (about 1.00 per stamp) and
the designs are limited only by the size of the eraser and one's
imagination
How
to Create a Personalized Stamp - -
Whether you want to use a specific rubber stamp design to adorn the
front of an invitation or need a custom monogram to stamp on the back
of handmade cards, try one of these simple methods to create a
personalized stamp at a fraction of the cost of store-bought designs.
How
to Engrave a Design on an Eraser - -
A design can be engraved on an eraser to create an inexpensive stamp
or just to decorate the end of a child's pencil. This process is very
easy and will only take you a few minutes to complete. Keep reading
to find out how you can engrave a design on an eraser with just a few
supplies.
How
to Make an Eraser Car - -
Spare eraser caps and the erasers off your pencil can be used very
creatively to create small vehicles.
How
to Make an Eraser Doll - -
Eraser dolls have been popular since the creation of the eraser (also
known as a rubber in some parts of this wide world of ours). It won't
cost you much to do, if anything, and you can create as many eraser
dolls as you wish, so why not make a whole family?!
How
to Make a Personal Rubber Stamp - -
Making your own rubber stamps can be simple and easy without
requiring the use of any specialized tools. All you need to create
your own personalized rubber stamp is some basic rubber erasers and
tools for carving and cutting.
How
to Make a Stamp out of a Rubber Eraser - -
Custom-made stamps can be great for personalizing possessions or
adding embellishments to objects. It's incredibly easy to make your
own using a standard pink eraser and some Speedball carving tools.
Indian
Corn Napkin Rings - - Historians say the Pilgrims might not have survived their first
winter after settling in North America if local Indian tribes had not
taught them to grow corn. That's why we think these corny napkin
rings make a fitting addition to your holiday table. The colorful
kernels are stamped with a pencil eraser - a technique even young
kids can easily master.
Japan
Eraser Prints to Make - -
This is a fun Japanese craft for children to do with their parents.
Make
a Quick & Easy Halloween Tree - - Fall
is here, and with it, an abundance of oak leaves and branches in my
yard! I love our old-growth oak trees, but they sprinkle me with more
presents than I can handle! What to do with nature’s bounty?
Craft with it! I spent a couple minutes gathering branches to
transform into this spooky Halloween-themed tree. Secret ingredient?
Dollar store erasers!
Pen-cap
Eraser Action Figures! - - Are
you bored with those boring, old, plastic action figures? I have the
solution! Erasers! They can be used for many different things,
including action figures, complete with cape! Let's take a look.
Pencil
Pals Arts & Crafts Activity - -
These kneadable eraser pencil toppers make a mistake-chasing task
force.
Personalized
Pencil Toppers Craft for Kids - -
“Hey, that’s my pencil!” You won’t have to
worry about that anymore with these fun personalized pencil toppers.
When your pencil wears down, simply remove the topper and put it on
top of a new one. Make an ordinary pencil something special with this
personalized pencil craft. Use beads to spell out a name, nickname or
favorite phrase.
Picture
Wheel Eraser Crafts for Children- - This
type of wheel was invented in 1832 by a Belgian scientist named
Joseph Plateau. He
called it a phenakistoscope,
meaning an “instrument for viewing a trick,” because when
the wheel spins, it gives the illusion that the drawings are moving.
This type of wheel helped lead to today’s motion-picture
projector.
Pointillism Project Crafts Activity - Pointillism is the technique of creating a picture or image from dots. To make this craft project you will need sharp pencils with round erasers on top, paint, and a piece of paper. First draw an oultine of the picture or image you want to make in pencil on your piece of paper. Now dip the eraser heads and points of the pencils in paint and fill in your picture outline with dots until it is finished. Enjoy Crafting!
Recycle
an old eraser into a new ring - - Over at Dollar Store Crafts there is a fun tutorial on carving a
new ring from an eraser. How fun! The cool thing about this project
is you can still use it as an eraser if you want!
School
Photo Frames - - This is a fun craft for school children. Younger kids will need adult
supervision.
Speed
Eraser - -
Have your kids turn a handful of office supplies into a busy fleet of
cars and trucks.
Spinney
Pinney Wheels - Like the mighty windmill, these tiny breath powered versions are a
breeze to make. Just print them out, attach to an eraser head with a
pin and blow...
Teddy
Tells The Time - - Learn to tell the
time with Teddy and some animal friends with this creative clock
craft.
