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Little colorful box monster. A craft for little hands



This hands-on craft is so much fun! At times it can get a little messy, but it's tons of fun. My daughter absolutely enjoyed this fun craft. We named it- Little colorful box monster. It's colorful and designed by my daughter. 

For this craft you will need:

-An empty box. -We used a tissue box. 
-Craft/construction paper
-Scissors
-Paint
-Glue stick 
-and anything you would like to add to your little monster.
stamps, stickers, beads-etc.

Since we used a tissue box we can easily insert items into the monster's mouth.
-Mail, battery-operated candles, candy, and more! 

Get creative when designing your monster box. Cover your box with craft paper. We chose white paper. This made it easy for my daughter to paint and create her own look for it. We added some teeth and a few sparkly stick-on. I promise your kids will enjoy this craft! :)






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  1. So cute! It looks like she had a fun time making it :)

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    1. Aw, thank you! She sure did enjoy her time. :)

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  2. Oh my gosh Stephanie I'm going to do this when I have an empty tissue box!

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    1. Oh yay! Yes definitely do it. I think your son will love it. ;)

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  3. It's very cute. She did a nice job with the painting!

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  4. how cute! this is a great Halloween craft too! I remember in grade school we made a guitar out of those tissue box it was so much fun!

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    1. Thank you! Yes my daughter is wanting to put a battery operated candle inside of it for halloween. We will see though. She's been stuffing her letters inside of it. It's pretty awesome seeing what crafts you can make out of a tissue box. :)

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  5. This reminds me of a GREAT story book for toddlers and preschoolers...BIG GREEN MONSTER. It would be a great craft to go along with the book. I love that it is so 3-D!

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    1. Hmm, I don't think I've come across that book. Very interesting! I'm sure my daughter would love that book. Thanks so much for stopping by. :)

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