Inchworm Clip Clip Craft

Get into the Spring spirit with this easy to make Inchworm Clip Clip. This is an easy craft for children to make and use to reseal opened bags of treats like potato chips, cookies and crackers.
Trivia
The name inchworm refers to the larvae of some moths. Derived from the way in which it moves, its namesake may be somewhat misleading. Although referred to as a “worm,” the larvae of these moths are actually caterpillars. The larvae feed on the leaves of various plants such as apple, oak, mulberry, and elm trees. Source: Gardening Know How – Inchworm Information: Are Inchworms Bad For Plants
Supplies
- Five 1/2” Green Pom Poms
- Twelve 3/16” Pom Poms
- Two 7mm Wiggle Eyes
- Craft Glue
- Acrylic Paint and Brush
- Wooden Clothespin
Instructions
- Paint the clothespin. Let dry.
- Glue five ½” pom poms next to each other across the top.
- Glue on wiggle eyes.
- Glue on 3/16” pom pom all around the worm.
Supplies
Five 1/2” Green Pom Poms
Twelve 3/16” Pom Poms
Two 7mm Wiggle Eyes
Craft Glue
Acrylic Paint and Brush
Wooden Clothespin
Instructions
Paint the clothespin. Let dry.
Glue five ½” pom poms next to each other across the top.
Glue on wiggle eyes.
Glue on 3/16” pom pom all around the worm.
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