Arts and Crafts 2 A&B - Materials List

2 pieces of scrap fabric that are at least 6”x6”

4 craft sticks

acrylic paints

air-dry clay

assorted beads

assorted pony beads

blue yarn or embroidery thread

bubble wrap

burlap fabric

butter

candy googly eyes

canvas (or heavyweight paper)

cardboard (cereal box)

cardboard or wax paper

chocolate chips

clay flower pot

colored cardstock

colorful tape

compass or round lid

construction paper

construction paper or cardstock in yellow, white, and light blue colors

cord or lacing string

corrugated cardboard, and other objects with interesting texture or pattern

cotton balls

cotton cloth of flour-sack towel

crayons

crisp rice cereal

cutting board

deep cooking pot

different colors of yarn

drawing paper

drawing pencil

dryer lint, pet hair, pieces of yarn, and string

embroidery floss

embroidery floss or yarn (7 different colors)

embroidery needle

embroidery thread

empty tissue box (large)

empty toilet paper roll

eraser

fabric scraps (at least 6” x 6”)

felt fabric scraps (at least 4”x 6”) or 2 pieces of 8” x 12” felt cut in half

fine-tip black permanent marker (Sharpie)

food coloring

freezer paper (or contact paper if iron is not available)

fresh flowers, leaves, or ferns

fresh vegetables and fruits

glitter

glue (craft glue or hot glue)

half-gallon milk carton (or another small box that can be closed)

hard-boiled eggs (or fake, dyable eggs)

heavy books (or other heavy objects)

heavy string

heavy white drawing paper

hole punch

iron

iron (If using freezer paper)

knife

large embroidery hoop

leaves

letter beads

marshmallows

measuring tape

mixed media paper

needle and thread

newspaper

newspaper (to protect work surface)

objects for a seasonal still life (things that represent one season of the year)

objects to paint

oil pastels

old plate

old spoon

origami paper (scrapbooking paper works well for children who struggle with small folds.)

other snack foods

paint brushes (small & large)

paper plate

paper towels

paper(s)

pastel paper(s) (9”x12” or larger)

pencil

pencil or crayon sharpener

permanent black markers (fine and ultra-fine tip)

pieces of cardboard

pins

plastic bottle or cup (clean and dry)

plastic knife

potting soil

pretzel sticks or toothpicks

quick-sprouting seeds

ribbon, lace, or yarn

rolling pin or bottle

rolling pin or clay roller

ruler

scissors

sequins, buttons, feathers, pony beads, etc. for decoration

sequins, pony beads, etc.

shallow, disposable plates

slip (watered-down clay) or water

small bowls

small paper clip

soft pastels

spatula

spray bottle

stiff craft paper or cardboard

styrofoam plate

tape

tempera paints

thin, white fabric (like chiffon or silk – must be very sheer)

twig (8” long) or wooden dowel

various yarns (both thin and chunky)

water

water-based markers

watercolor paints

watercolor paper

wax paper

white school glue

white vinegar

wood stylus

wood stylus (or another dull scratching tool)

wood stylus or clay needle

wool or cotton batting (or cotton balls)

yarn

yarn and yarn needle

yarn or ribbon