Learn to build your own solar eclipse viewer! NASA-approved solar eclipse glasses are sold out almost everywhere, but you can build your won solar eclipse “glasses” with this pinhole projector. To safely view the solar eclipse, all you need is a box (i.e. shoe box, cereal box), aluminum foil, scissors or mat knife, tape, white paper, and a sharp point to make a hole (i.e. thumbtack, needle). Use this solar eclipse viewer with your back towards the sun. Make sure you never look directly at the sun! Hope everyone enjoys their solar eclipse / sun viewing experience…and forgive me for the craft fail of running out of duct tape!
Hello my crafty friends! It's Jenny from Origami Tree and today we’ll be learning how to make a paper toy craft project in celebration of Black Hole Week! A FREE printable template is available here ? Black Hole Week is a whole week where NASA (and others!) are celebrating black…
Learn how to make a hexagonal carton box for Christmas! This DIY gift box is perfect for wrapping Christmas presents for your friends and family. The hexagon box has options for two different gift tags: an ornament, or a Christmas tree. I love the hexagon shape of the paper box.…
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a paper box (origami box) out of one sheet of A4 paper (8.5" x 11"). This is a great paper craft for those who do not have origami paper lying around because you can use regular computer paper, and not have…
