Museum educators demonstrate how to make art using items you have in your home. Every attempt will be made to adjust the project to various age levels. Our last Items-At-Home project posted March 31, 2021, totaling 46 projects created & demonstrated by Pam Jost.
NOTE: We often use a hot glue gun because the results are faster while we are recording. Elmers glue or gluesticks can also be used but require more drying time. If you use a hot glue gun for these projects please be careful and make sure an adult is helping.
Bunny Basket
Leprechaun Hat
Pot of Gold Rainbow Chain
Valentine Gnome
Window Snowflakes
Holiday Decoration
Turkey Windsock
Corn Wreath
Pumpkin With Tea Light
Glitter Landscape (Grandma Moses-inspired!)
Rock Frog on Lily Pad
Elephant Ring Toss
Paper Weaving
Stingray
Dine Sculpture
Watermelon Suncatcher
Impressionist Bridge
Rug
Campfire
Accordion
Landscape with Textures
Stained Glass Foil
Houses
Pop Art Hearts
Salt & Glue Project
Coffee Filter Flowers
Crayon Etching
Owl Kite
Owl Plate
Calder Project 2
Wind Chime
Bendy Action Figures
Calder Project 1
Styrofoam Sculpture
Chihuly Bowl
Paper Folding Design
Perspective Drawing
3D Box
Face Of Shapes
Horse Silhouette
Paper Towel Roll Horse
Fish Landscape
Sock Bunny
Sock Puppets
Sock puppet shape template found here!
