Can you make a homemade kaleidoscope?
All the sequins, beads, and charms included in their kits are absolutely perfect for a handmade kaleidoscope – we couldn’t resist! We love using bright colors and patterns, so these papers were just what we needed to make our kaleidoscopes the very best. Keep reading to see how to make one (or ten!) of your very own!
How do you make a kaleidoscope with tin foil?
Stick some tinfoil onto the card stock, shiny side facing out. Make three folds (so that you have four sections) in your foil-covered cards. Put glue along one side and fold the cards into “triangular tubes.” Glue them shut and wait for them to dry. While the glue dries, cut little circles out of plastic bags.
What materials are needed to make a kaleidoscope?
Materials for Homemade Kaleidoscope
- Empty toilet paper roll.
- Mylar sheets (thicker sheets, not rolls of thin paper) or mirrored sheets.
- Scissors and/or paper cutter (This is the paper cutter I keep at home.
- Tape.
- White cardstock.
- Bendy straw.
- Markers, stickers, or other materials for decorating your spinning circle.
How can I make a kaleidoscope at home without mirrors?
What materials do you need to make a homemade kaleidoscope?
- 2 empty toilet paper rolls or 1 empty paper towel roll.
- 1 plastic shot glass or condiment cup that fits into the end of the tube.
- a variety of clear plastic beads.
- aluminum foil.
- scrap cardboard (use a cereal box)
- scissors.
- clear tape.
- masking tape.
How can I make a kaleidoscope at home without a mirror?
What materials do you need to make a kaleidoscope?
Materials for Homemade Kaleidoscope
- Empty toilet paper roll.
- Mylar sheets (thicker sheets, not rolls of thin paper) or mirrored sheets.
- Scissors and/or paper cutter (This is the paper cutter I keep at home.
- Tape.
- White cardstock.
- Bendy straw.
- Markers, stickers, or other materials for decorating your spinning circle.
What are the things needed to make a kaleidoscope?