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Recylced Cork Puppet Process Art

January 16, 2017 By Thaleia Leave a Comment

We don’t drink wine but have had family and friends save corks for us to save for a rainy day project. It wasn’t rainy but dreary and cold the other day which prompted me to pull out some corks and craft supplies. I set out a divided circular tray with cork, toothpicks, small craft sticks, pipe cleaners, and pom-poms to let the kids create their own recycled cork puppet.

Recylced Cork Puppet Process Art

Princess, Big Red, and Lil’ Red all got to work on creating their own cork puppet. Each child started off by grabbing a cork and using toothpicks for arms and legs. The corkscrew holes made it very easy to stick the toothpicks into the cork.

Cork puppet tray of supplies

Then each child decided if they wanted to add pipe cleaners to bulk up the arms and legs. Princess helped Lil’Red wrap his puppets’ arms and legs with a pipe cleaner. He was very thrilled!

recycled cork puppet

 

Pom-poms were used for heads. Lil’ Red added three pom-poms to a full toothpick! Big Red added a pink flower for belly and other decorative accessories.

Recycled Cork Puppet

 

I love discovering activities that allow 3 out of my 4 children time to create and “work” together without fighting, bossing, or annoying each other. This recycled cork puppet process art activity provided a great creative outlet for ages 3-12!

Do you want to find out what other things your child can do with corks?
Stop on over and visit more Cork Process Art activities.

  • Printing hearts with DIY cork stamps – make a card
  • Cork Puppets
  • Cork Sculpture
  • Printing with Corks

 

Process art activities with corks. Fab fun kids art inspiration where ist is all about having fun and making art

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