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Scarecrow Napkin Rings
October 2002
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© Copyright 2002 by AOK Corral Craft and Gift Bazaar.
All rights reserved.
These projects are for your personal use only and may
not be reprinted or copied without written permission from AOK Corral.
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Materials Needed:
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Wood Pieces (all with holes)
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16 mm Round Bead (head)
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1/2" x 3/4" Oval Bead (body)
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1/2" x 5/8" Spools (legs)
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9/16" Oval Beads (arms)
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Miniature Hats (1" wide)
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Raffia Strands
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Acrylic Paint
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Small Paint Brush
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Imitation Leaves
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Plain Napkin Rings
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Black Fine Point Pen
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Scissors
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Glue Gun
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(You can paint the scarecrows body
parts before or after assembly.)
Assemble the Scarecrow Decoration:
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Take 2 strands of raffia and tie a
knot at one end. Tie the knot over again until it is large enough that
it will not slip through the holes in your wooden spools.
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Thread two spools onto the raffia strands
and slide them down to the knot.
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Repeat this process for the other leg.
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Next, thread all four strands of raffia
through the larger oval bead (body) and slide the bead down to meet the
spools (legs).

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To make the arms, take one of the four
strands of raffia and thread 2 of the smaller oval beads onto it.
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Slide the beads to the end of the raffia
strand to meet the large oval bead (body).
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Tie a knot in the raffia strand at
the end of the second arm bead. You will need to tie this knot a few times
so that it will be a large enough knot to keep from slipping through the
hole in the small oval beads.
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Repeat steps 5-7 above for the other
arm.
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Thread the last two strands of raffia
through the round bead (head) and slide the bead to meet the large oval
bead (body)
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Tie a knot in the raffia strands at
the top of the round bead (head) to secure the body. Again, make
sure that you tie the knot enough times to keep it from slipping into the
hole in the bead.

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Trim the ends of the raffia strands
so that 1/4" is sticking out beyond the knots to give the appearance of
straw coming out of the arms and legs.
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Paint your scarecrow.
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Using your glue gun, glue a miniature
straw hat onto his head.
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Take a plain napkin ring, (wood is
good) center a fall leaf to the napkin ring and glue in place.
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Place a large dot of glue on the leaf
with the center of the napkin ring behind it.
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Attach the body bead of the scarecrow
at the glue dot.
Done!
Fun way to decorate your fall
place settings.
OR, Use the little scarecrow
decoration to decorate fall bazaar name tags,
or wherever you need a little
touch of fall.
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© Copyright 2002 by AOK Corral Craft and Gift Bazaar.
All rights reserved.
These projects are for your personal use only and may
not be reprinted or copied without written permission from AOK Corral.
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