This project is super easy and produces a pretty good result. The wood element takes the quality of everything up a notch and helps make this item perfect for both boys and girls like that.
materials:
- Elastic cords (red, yellow, blue)
- Wood Stain (Golden Pecan, Jacobean, Sedona Red)
- 3 hobby 2 foot boards
- Kit to hang
Tools:
- drill
- lighter
- stapler
- hammer
This is the best project completed outdoors. Not only the wood stain needs ventilation, but these particles of wood dust that come from the drilling can be rather annoying.
First, drill two holes in each sheet hobby. Use a drill bit that is as thick or slightly thicker than the size of your bungee. We got these hobby cards for $ 5 a pop to Home Depot. The great thing about these is that they are lightweight and easy to work. Also, they require no sanding. Point! …show more content…
Use a cloth or paper cloth to color each piece of wood. Allow to dry for 10 minutes or so.
Cut off the hook bungee cords. Use a lighter to seal the ends so that the cord does not fray. Then pull through the hole you just created and bow to the card. A staple gun would work best for this, but we recorded and used on a regular stapler combined with a hammer.
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materials:
- Elastic cords (red, yellow, blue)
- Wood Stain (Golden Pecan, Jacobean, Sedona Red)
- 3 hobby 2 foot boards
- Kit to hang
Tools:
- drill
- lighter
- stapler
- hammer
This is the best project completed outdoors. Not only the wood stain needs ventilation, but these particles of wood dust that come from the drilling can be rather annoying.
First, drill two holes in each sheet hobby. Use a drill bit that is as thick or slightly thicker than the size of your bungee. We got these hobby cards for $ 5 a pop to Home Depot. The great thing about these is that they are lightweight and easy to work. Also, they require no sanding. Point! …show more content…
Use a cloth or paper cloth to color each piece of wood. Allow to dry for 10 minutes or so.
Cut off the hook bungee cords. Use a lighter to seal the ends so that the cord does not fray. Then pull through the hole you just created and bow to the card. A staple gun would work best for this, but we recorded and used on a regular stapler combined with a hammer.
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