The editor of the production department brought this handmade woolen ring pendant, which is made of exquisite small butterflies in kindergarten. Preparation materials: wool, two popsicle sticks, small beads, and hair roots.
Production steps: First cross two popsicle sticks into an irregular "X" shape, and use wool to fix and wrap them at the intersection. (You can ask your teacher to make this step)
After the intersection point is fixed, start wrapping the wool from the center to both sides, and wrap it to one-third of the way to both ends.
At this time, you can change the yarn of another color and wrap it, but it depends on the childs own ideas. Note that the yarn does not need to be wrapped to the end of the popsicle stick. It will be easier to fix it by leaving a part.
Use the hair roots to make the body and antennae of the butterfly. You can thread small beads up and down to fix them.
Curl the hair roots into the shape of butterfly tentacles.
This production process can not only exercise childrens hands-on ability, but also properly train color matching. Small butterflies of different colors each have their own beauty.
