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During this time of social distancing to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, we bring you our popular Drop-In Art - free arts and crafts time for kids and families - to your digital screens at home! Each project will include recycled supplies and materials that you may already have at home, to ensure that Drop-In Art remains free and that you have the supplies you need, while we do not have access to the Landis House Art Room.

Guatemalan Worry Dolls

Supplies needed:
Clothespins and/or sticks
Markers
Scissors
Craft or hot glue
Fabric scraps
Twine or yarn

Directions:
1. Select a clothes pin or stick and begin wrapping a piece of yarn or colorful string about a ¼ to ½ inch down from the top. Secure the end of the string in place with a dot of glue.
2. Wrap for about a ½ inch then add a small stick overlapping the clothes pin to make a “t” and secure with a dot of glue.
3. Continue wrapping the colorful string over and around both the stick and clothespin creating a colorful garment for your worry doll.
4. Add additional cloth to the doll’s outfit if desired, by layering in different color threads or bits of cloth.
5. Create a face for your doll with a marker in the top part of the unwrapped clothespin. Add hair or a hat with additional strands of thread, if desired.
6. Keep you worry doll by your bedside to tell your worries to each night before sleep and allow the doll to carry them away.

To learn more about Guatemalan Worry Dolls, visit: https://exploringyourmind.com/legend-...

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