Stained Glass Snake
Snakes are part of our natural surroundings. Many of them are harmless and some are dangerous. Our Stained Glass Snake Craft is a safe way to enjoy these reptiles and learn about their habits.
Supplies
Elmer’s® Painters Color Cutter®
Colored Markers
Pattern (included)
Cardstock, yellow, blue, green
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
School Glue Stick- Disappearing Purple
Black mat 11”x14”
Pencil
Ruler
Cutting mat
Instructions
1.Trace the pattern onto yellow cardstock. BEFORE activating the blade in the Color Cutter, use the black one to go over all the lines in the snake.
2. Use the red and black Color Cutters to color the snake as shown.
3. Follow the directions on the package and activate the blades in the Black and Gold Color Cutters. Place your drawing on a cutting mat and use the Black Color Cutter to cut out the snake. Cut out the 3 spaces in the snake’s coil also. Use the Gold Color Cutter and a ruler to cut the snake into 1” vertical strips.
4. Use the Gold Color Cutter to cut the green cardstock diagonally in both directions and to cut each piece in half. Glue pieces onto the blue cardstock as shown.
5. Glue the snake onto the prepared cardstock. Mat with a black mat.
This craft is reprinted courtesy of HandsOnCraftsForKids.
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