Look What We Made!
I like to make things from scratch. I get this from my grandmother. My daughter and I collected the materials and made this doll. It cost nothing but time and the resouces we have around the house. The next time you have corn on the cob don’t throw away the husks.
I like to make things from scratch. I get this from my grandmother. My daughter and I collected the materials and made this doll. It cost nothing but time and the resouces we have around the house. The next time you have corn on the cob don’t throw away the husks.
1. Dry husks for one week between pieces of news paper, old phone book or boards, with weight on top.
2. The night before making the doll, place husks into a plastic bag and sprinkle a litlle water on them.
If you like this craft have corn on the cob tonight. Stay tuned for the rest of the instructions.
1 comments:
HI Rachael, This looks like a perfect November craft. It looks like something the girls would play with in "Little House in the Big Woods",
The Corn Cob Doll & A ball made from a hog's bladder. I love it!
Ahna
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