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Let’s Make No Sew Sock MINI Donuts!

In this one time craft class, learners will be shown how to make mini donuts out of a glove. No sewing skills required!

Dee Rubio McKenzie

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(81)

What's included

1 live meeting

45 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Let’s put those mismatched gloves to good use and make some awesome looking mini donuts out of them! 

Learners will be shown how to make their mini donuts step by step and afterwards we will decorate them together. Learners will be shown a couple of ways to decorate them, but are welcome to decorate them their own way. These mini donuts can be used as magnets, pencil toppers, earrings, keychain, or just to make a cute donut collection!

Learners will be encouraged to share their awesome creations with each other at the end of the class. Depending on the time we have left we can make more than one donut during class. No sewing required whatsoever! 

**Please review supply list before class**

Other Details

Parental Guidance

We will be using a hot glue gun in class, some adult assistance may be required or fabric glue can also be used instead

Supply List

-1 thin glove, if the glove is too thick it will not work. I will post a picture in the classroom of the glove to give an idea. 
-Different coloured felt sheets 
-Scissors 
-Pen 
-Decorations for our donuts, some ideas are: little Pom Pom balls, cut up yarn in different colours to look like sprinkles, glitter, sequins, beads 
-White yarn 
-Hot glue gun or fabric glue 
-Tweezers or small pliers 
-Optional: small magnet or safety pin

1 file available upon enrollment

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Dee Rubio McKenzie

Joined July, 2020

5.0

81reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hello, my name is Dee! I believe learning should be a positive experience and that is what I strive for in every one of my classes. I have a wide variety of topics I love teaching about - from arts and crafts, cooking and Spanish! 

I was born in Mexico and moved to Canada when I was 12 years old. I usually try to visit Mexico once a year because I enjoy so many things about it, especially the food. I can also read, speak and write fluent Spanish. I have a diploma in Business Administration with a major in Accounting and I also hold a TESOL certificate.

When I am not teaching, I am spending time with my husband Mitch, and our two daughters, Victoria and Isabel. Fun fact: Victoria and Isabel have a 13 year age gap! We also have a sweet chihuahua named Bella. Our family enjoys doing a lot of activities together such as cooking, crafting, camping/hiking and planning our next travel adventure. We backpacked across Europe a few years ago and we are currently planning our next backpacking trip.

Let's have fun learning together!