Have children ever sat on a Ferris wheel? After sitting on it, you can rotate along the circle and rise to a very high position. You have to be brave enough to avoid the sharp corners! (^o^)/~ Share a hard-drive This tutorial on making a ferris wheel toy from cardboard can really make the chair rotate. Come and learn how to do it!~
Materials and tools: cardboard, a pencil, three paper clips, three toothpicks, tape, scissors.
Draw circles on cardboard.
Cut it out, you need two.
Find the center of the circle and poke two holes with a pencil.
Insert toothpicks at the 12 o'clock, 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock positions.
Insert a pencil into the center of two cardboard circles.
Insert the toothpick into another cardboard circle.
Find a small, thin cardboard box.
Paste the box closed and draw the parts to be cut.
Cut off the excess and place the pencil and cardboard circle combination into the slot.
Use excess cardboard to make a ramp so that "visitors" can easily sit on it.
Cut three rectangular pieces of cardboard and fold them to create seats.
Insert a paper clip behind the top of the seat. Bend the other end to fit the toothpick.
To prevent the paper clip from sliding to the edge, wrap two small strips of tape to create a barrier that will prevent the paper clip from sliding to the left or right.
Hang the seat on the toothpick.
Now you can turn the Ferris wheel with your hands and make it spin~
