2015年2月20日 · We have been doing quite a bit about Africa at the moment and one of images that has sparked my daughters interest is that of some of the equisite necklaces and jewellery. They are so bright and colourful so naturally we had to have our own go at making some.

DIY Paper Plate Necklace. This is one of our favorite African-themed projects. We love how they all turn out so differently! They are made using the outer rim of a large paper plate and they are inspired by the beaded necklaces of the Samburu Tribe. Supplies: Paper plates, paint, paint brushes, and scissors. Step one:

DIY African Collar Necklace. Necklaces are an important part of African culture, and each tribe has a different version. In some places, the style and length of the necklace indicates whether a woman is married or not. The necklaces are truly works of art, and you can create your own with this paper plate craft from Education. 7. Kente Cloth Craft

2012年11月2日 · They are made using the outer rim of a large paper plate and they are inspired by the beaded necklaces of the Samburu Tribe.

African Necklace Craft Project. Supplies: Construction paper – green, orange, and yellow; Glue stick; Scissors; Directions: Print African bands onto colored paper. Cut into strips. Teach your little artist how to glue each strip into a ring, looping the next strip into the last ring, making a necklace.

2023年4月14日 · African necklaces are stunning adornments with significant cultural and symbolic meanings. They are crafted with intricate beadwork, unique patterns, and vibrant colours. African necklaces make fantastic crafts for kids, as they provide a hands-on opportunity for children to learn about African culture, explore different materials, and create ...

Besides clay, bone, wood, copper, and brass, colorful beads are used to create necklaces to indicate someone’s age, social or marital status, or to represent emotions or nature elements like sky and earth.

Now your child can create his own African collar like the ones worn by the Yoruba tribe of East Africa, to show off his handiwork and personal style. Make this African collar necklace for a lesson in crafting and African culture.

You can make a simple African crafts for children necklace that looks similar to this real one at home with only 3 things! When you're finished, you'll have a colorful necklace to wear while you do some drumming and dancing around the house to an African beat!

Fabric necklaces are so much fun, super easy to make and has versatile wear. It is also a very unique project because the parts that make up the necklace can be turned into other jewelry pieces like earrings and rings. 1. Cut out circles in various sizes from the fabric.