The Formula
Tween + color + Japanese paper doll = Japanese Art Party
add to that
A touch of traditional + a touch of todays Japanese style
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A blank wall becomes party ready with a collage of colorful paper fans.
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Art Activities:
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| A medley of fun from origami, candy making, painting, scratch art and cut and spin tops. |
1. Scratch art is a fun and simple art that can be done at any time during the party. For the tween set I would suggest cutting some of the sheets down into fourths and ATC size (2½" × 3½") and make available a few stencils to get the girls started.
• mix scratch art and tape from activity 2 and decorate cards and envelopes ...
ATC size cards and scratch paper from Blicks
• buy inexpensive bamboo frame from the dollar store to frame art
2. What could be trendier than to make your own Japanese color tape. Find out how to from
Julie K in Taiwan.
Use to decorate:
• treasure boxes
• tags
• cards
3. Next we have a little traditional origami, you can either buy a kit from
Yasutomo or learn how to fold Kusudama style from the
Folding Tree.
4. Candy who doesn’t love candy! This Japanese art candy will be a big hit with any age group. Candy making from
{the decorated cookie}.
Meagan ever has a recipe for marshmallow fondant that can be prepared before the party. Fondant recipe
here...
5. Starburst candy + tween = tiny paper cranes
I found this
SoCraftastic! youtube and fell in love with these tiny paper cranes.
Perfect for a tween party I must say.
6. Paper tops are pretty and fun, printable from
Creative Park .....
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