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I love monkeys...maybe you do too. If you like monkeys...you can make one hanging from a twig trapeze swing too. This monkey is made from pipe cleaners...for his legs, arms, and tail. Another pipe cleaner is wound around his body and his head. You can use a stick for the trapeze handle and a piece of thread tied in a knot around each side of the stick for the trapeze swing. This monkey would be a great acrobat for the circus.
Aren't these monkeys so cute? They are made from 1/2 inch to 1 inch sized styrofoam tubes, brown pipe cleaners, glue, scissors, paint (optionally markers instead), and felt or paper or crafts foam. Cut a piece of tubing for the body and keep the rest for the face. Cut pipe cleaners for legs and insert into body. Bend feet to make it stand. Attach head to body with a toothpick or a pipe cleaner (or you could Place tail and ears in proper places and color in features. Styrofoam may be shaped or rounded by squeezing gently with fingers. Stiff paper may be cut and inserted to make ears or other features. Use your imagination. Paint the entire monkey brown and light brown and then paint the face one.
To make this monkey mask, just print out the following printable paper monkey mask template.
Choose a chimp or monkey to learn how to draw by choosing one of the thumbnail pictures above.
Chenille Stem Bump Monkeys - These monkeys are easy to make with these special type of pipe cleaners.
Ape or Monkey Toilet Paper Roll Craft for Children - Ape or Monkey Toilet Paper Roll Craft
Handmade Sock Monkey Craft Activity - A stuffed toy monkey made from brown work socks delights children today like it has for decades. Make one for a special child - or for yourself to recall happy days as a kid with your own sock monkey.
Make-a-Sock-Monkey Crafts Projects - This classic, yet goofy, sock toy has been a favorite of children for years. Why not make your own sock monkey using two socks, plus scissors, stuffing, yarn and a little bit of time?
Monkey CD Rom Craft for Kids - Materials you will need for the monkey are a CD Rom, printer, glue, scissors, something to colour with and a piece of paper (I prefer construction paper).
Monkey Toilet Paper Roll Craft Idea for Preschoolers - This is a simple three dimensional monkey craft that is fun for kids to make and play with.
Monkey Costume : Making Easy Handmade Halloween Costumes - Easy costume for Halloween.
Monkey Puppet or Paper Craft for Kids - This is the same type of project as the T-Rex puppet. I gave a few more specific directions and pictures to follow in those instructions, so if you get stuck, you might want to read through them.
Monkey Paper Plate Face or Mask- Materials you will need for the monkey are a printer, glue, scissors, something to colour with and a piece of paper (I prefer construction paper).
Monkey Paper Craft Idea for Kids - This monkey is a simple cut and paste paper craft that is fun for young children to make. It makes a great project for preschool and kindergarten kids and works well for an animals, jungle or letter M theme.
Monkey Box for Valentine's Cards Craft- You can replicate the same type of craft using craft foam by tracing the template pieces onto foam and drawing on a few of the details. It turns out really cute just with paper though -- the directions assume you'll be doing it just with paper
Tiny Sock Monkey - Stuffed animals can be a child's best friend. A sock monkey makes the perfect stuffed animal. Not only is it made by hand and with love, it can be customized to match the child's personality. Sock monkeys aren't difficult to make if you have a bit of skill in sewing, and they are a friend that will last forever.
Sock Monkey - This craft project may take a little more time than the rest but be assured that once you are done; you will have a swell time playing with your creation. Ask Mom to help you out in handling the needles! Always remember that SAFETY is the first rule in craft making.
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