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Indian Corn Napkin Holders


Cut cardboard tubes (from paper towels) into 1 inch wide sections. Cut brown felt into 1 inch wide strips. Glue felt pieces on inside and outside of the 1 inch cardboard pieces. Let the glue dry. Dab the back of each kernel of Indian corn with glue. Place the corn kernels on the ring, lining them in rows. Mix up the colors for a more interesting design.

 

 

 

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Indian Corn Napkin Holders - November 4, 2009 - Quick and Easy Daily Crafts for Kids
Wednesday, 04 November 2009
Indian Corn Napkin Holders Cut cardboard tubes (from paper towels) into 1 inch wide sections. Cut brown felt into 1 inch wide strips. Glue felt...

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