20 September 2011
Viking Helmet Craft
We made Viking helmets this week in our history studies. Here is the instructions on how to create your own Viking helmet and costume.
What supplies you will need:
I had to take my horn off and put them on after the newspaper on top of the milk jug. Just a little tip as you read the instructions on the other site.
What supplies you will need:
- Gallon milk jug
- Scissors or utility knife
- newspaper
- Masking tape
- papier-mâché glue
- Brown bag, torn into 1- by 4-inch strips or newspaper
- Duct tape
- Faux fur
- blond-colored yarn and ribbon (for a braided wig)
Lots of drying time. We ended up painting ours.
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That looks like so much fun! I can't wait to check out your other posts! (I hopped over from Totally Tuesday.)
ReplyDeleteThese look like fun. We'll be studying Vikings in a couple years so I've pinned this to do with my small people then.
ReplyDeleteTaMara @ Tales of a Pee Dee Mama
Oh very cool! We learned a little about Vikings with the Golden Prairie Press curriculum, but I hope to do more in the future and expand. This will be a fun project. Thanks for sharing on Throwback Thursday. I can't wait to see what you share this week.
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