Arts
American Girl Doll Crafting Camp: Easter
Get your doll ready for Easter in this three part class! We will make an Easter basket for your doll, Easter grass, a chocolate bunny that comes in its own box, colored Easter eggs, jellybeans & finally a stuffed bunny toy for your doll!
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8-11
year olds
2-10
learners per class
$45
Charged upfront
$15 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 3 weeks
50 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
Get your doll ready for Easter in this three part class! We will make an Easter basket for your doll and fill it with lots of goodies! In class #1: We will make a doll sized Easter basket with real looking Easter grass! The student can pick any color he/she wants for both! In class #2: We will make a chocolate bunny for your dolls. We will also make a fun candy box to put the bunny in! For this class we will also make a few colored eggs for your dolls! In class #3: We will make a small...
The students will craft along with the class.
My children and I enjoy crafting for their American girl dolls. We have made several of these crafts before, and they are always a hit!
*For each class I usually always have a glue-gun, scissors, a pencil or pen & a ruler In class #1: for the Easter basket: 12 pipe cleaners (in the color the child would like the basket to be) & scissors. For the Easter grass: colored tissue paper (in the color the child would like the Easter grass to be) & scissors. In class #2: for the chocolate bunny: brown air dry clay, a printable from the classroom (printed on cardstock), clear packaging (I am using a laminated sheet, but an old container that berries come in works well!), scissors & a hot glue gun. For the colored eggs: air dry clay in a variety of colors the student would like his/her eggs to be. In class #3: for the stuffed bunny, white pom poms (1 large, 1 medium, 1 small), a small piece of white and pink felt (for the ears), beads or a pom pom for the eyes/nose (I am using 2 small black beads for the eyes & a tiny pink pom pom for the nose.) For the jellybeans: a printable from the classroom (printed on cardstock), a hole punch, packaging tape, a variety of craft foam colors (in the colors the student wants for the jellybeans), scissors & a glue gun.
The students will be assessed based on participation.
50 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.
Teacher
About Me
Hello from Pittsburgh! My name is Sara, and I love teaching! I am a homeschooling mom of two with over fifteen years of teaching experience! I have a degree in Elementary Education with a Minor in Early Childhood Development. In the classroom, I...
