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Empty Margarine Tub
Chenille Stems
Plastic Beads in Rainbow Colors
Cotton Balls
Hole Punch
Glue
What ever you want to fill it with!
Thread beads of the same color onto the chenille stems (a string of red, a string of yellow, a string of green, and a string of blue). Leave about two inches on either end empty so you can attach it to the tub. You can do more colors if you want a thicker handle.
Step Two:
Use the hole punch to punch four holes on each side of the plastic tub towards the top. Attach the chenille stems with the beads to the tub, making a handle.
Step Three:
Glue cotton balls all around the tub to make it look like a cloud.
Step Four:
Fill the plastic tub with treats for a party, flowers for spring, or chocolate gold coins for St. Patrick’s Day.
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What You Need
Empty Margarine TubChenille Stems
Plastic Beads in Rainbow Colors
Cotton Balls
Hole Punch
Glue
What ever you want to fill it with!
How To Make It
Step One:Thread beads of the same color onto the chenille stems (a string of red, a string of yellow, a string of green, and a string of blue). Leave about two inches on either end empty so you can attach it to the tub. You can do more colors if you want a thicker handle.
Step Two:
Use the hole punch to punch four holes on each side of the plastic tub towards the top. Attach the chenille stems with the beads to the tub, making a handle.
Step Three:
Glue cotton balls all around the tub to make it look like a cloud.
Step Four:
Fill the plastic tub with treats for a party, flowers for spring, or chocolate gold coins for St. Patrick’s Day.
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