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Materials:
- Empty coffee can with plastic lid (any size will do)
- Colorful construction paper
- Brightly paint or markers
- Paint brushes
- Scissors
- Wooden dowels
- Glitter
- Beads
- Bits of colorful string, leather, and feathers
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Instructions:
- There are so many wonderful way to decorate your party drums.
- You may use construction paper to fully cover your drum, and then paint wonderful and bright geometric designs on it.
- Another great way to decorate your drum is to paint the coffee can directly with paints in various colors. Using glitter and glitter paints is also a great way to decorate the drums.
- One of my favorite ways to decorate the drums is to turn them into collages, and cover them with colorful bits of cloth, beads, and small felt cut-outs. It really make for a wonderful, art-like effect.
- Finally using the wooden dowels as drumsticks, you can begin enjoying the party, and drumming to the music!
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Materials:
- Lunch-sized brown paper bags
- Colorful markers and stickers
- Scissors
- Colored masking Tape
- Heavy String
- Newspaper
- 76cm rods (2-1/2 ft.)- old broom stick handles will do
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Instructions:
- Decorate two paper bags with colorful markers and stickers.
- Fill the bags to 3/4 full with crumpled newspaper.
- Next, wrap the baton rod with the colored masking tape. Wrap in a spiral-fashion so that the entire length of the rod is covered.
- Attach the filled and decorated paper bags to both ends of the rod with string. Then cover the string with more colored masking tape.
- Finally, hold a baton twirling contest at your dance tea party. Award prizes to everyone because it's really all about fun!
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Materials:
- Empty plastic soda-pop bottles
- Aluminum foil
- Small disposable foil pans
- Empty candy wrappers
- Colored beads
- Colored construction paper
- Scissors
- White glue
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Instructions:
- Cut plastic bottles about 8-12cm from top. Puncture the bottle with the scissors and cut all the way around.
- Cover the top cup-shaped part completely with aluminum foil.
- Next, turn a small foil pan upside-down. Glue the foil-covered bottle-top onto the bottom of the foil pan. At this point, it should begin to look like a trophy cup.
- Decorate your trophy with beads and cut-out shapes of construction paper. Your trophies should be bright and dazzling!
- Have everyone at the party make a trophy, and you will give each guest a trophy for the "Best At..." something.
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