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Paper in various colors

Glue

Scissors

Paper edging scissors (optional)

Glitter glue, puffy paint, stickers, beads or other decorative materials

Cut evenly-spaced slits (mine are about 1-inch wide) starting from the folded edge and stopping about 1 inch from the opposite edge.

Drawing vertical lines to use as guides for cutting can be quite helpful, especially for younger kids.

5Cut colored paper strips.

Cut colored paper strips. Mine are 1 inch wide and 10 inches long.

The strips must be longer than the length of your square's side. If your paper is a rectangle, the strips should be longer than the side perpendicular to the slits.

Create a themed paper weave.

Make a paper weave while learning about color families and color theories. Try color combinations that show primary and secondary colors, complementary colors, warm and cool colors, monochromatic colors, neutral colors and so forth.

You can also learn more about the different weaving traditions around the world and make your own interpretation by making a paper weave picture.

Make it your own.

Make your paper weave picture as exciting as you like. Be creative not just with the color combinations, but with how you frame your picture. Have fun!

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Paper Weaving | Kids' Crafts | Fun Craft Ideas | FirstPalette.com

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Learn the basics of weaving by making this easy paper weave picture. Use this craft project to apply color concepts like primary colors, monochromatic colors or complementary colors. You can also make them in color combinations that celebrate various cultures around the world with weaving traditions.

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