Lately I have been showing you some crafts to do for President’s Day. Well, I’m going to continue with the President’s Day crafting fun by showing you how to make a George Washington Wig. Made from cotton balls and a large paper shopping bag…. this craft turns out awesome. Plus, the craft is a lot of fun…. almost as much fun as the child will have running around wearing the George Washington Wig he/she just made. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started with this crafting fun.
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How to Make an Abe Lincoln Top Hat for President’s Day
Yesterday I showed you how to make a an Easy George Washington Hat for President’s Day. Well, it wouldn’t be right to make a hat and celebrate George Washington’s special day if we don’t do the same thing for Abraham Lincoln. So, today I will show you how to make an Abe Lincoln Top Hat for President’s Day. After all, President’s Day is about honoring both George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. And, what better way to honor Abraham Lincoln than to make his top hat. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
How to Make an Easy George Washington Hat for President’s Day
President’s Day is coming up later this month…. specifically on February 20th. On President’s Day we celebrate George Washington’s Birthday. So, in honor of our first President’s birthday I’m going to show you how to make an easy George Washington Hat. Your youngest of crafters will love making this George Washington Hat…. almost as much as they love wearing it. You don’t need many materials for this craft. As a matter of fact, you probably have most of the materials at home already. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
George Washington’s Camp Paper Folding Crafts Model Craft for Kids to Make for President’s Day
Presidents Day is coming up on February 15th this year (2010) and I am posting a great project for teachers to do with their classrooms full of students. This is a great group project to celebrate George Washington’s birthday. This project includes paper folding and cutting and the use of clay. See below for the instructions to make George Washington’s camp.