Slinky crafts diy

Our kids are obsessed with Slinky Dog! So when Disney Pixar released the latest Toy Story movie, we decided to make our own homemade version with this

Make a wreath that is filled with peanuts for the squirrels! Cut open a metal ring and feed a Slinky onto the ring. Spread the Slinky over the ring and use zip ties to attach every few Slinky rings t

Easy Slinky Pumpkin Craft DIY, a simple Fall Halloween décor idea for turning a spring toy into a pumpkin. Dollar store materials.

Slinky from Dollar Tree pulled together with floral wire. I glued stick from my yard to scrap wood and now we have a easy diy pumpkin

We all have them: old toys that we or our kids used to play with that now just kind of lay around the house, being stored in some box in the attic and...

Supplies: Jumbo Slinky (orange color) Pipe cleaner (green color) Glue (I used E6000) Acrylic colors-green and black Paint brush Yarn (orange color) Twigs Tutorial: As the slinky I used was too large, I broke it to make two pumpkins. Glue the ends of the slinky together, then tie a knot using an orange color yarn in the center. Paint the twigs for the stem and use a coiled pipe cleaner as the squiggly. Glue the twig and pipe cleaner on the top center of the pumpkin. Allow the glue to dry…

How to Do Cool Tricks With a Slinky

How to Get Those Stubborn Slinky Kinks Out: The worst thing that happens to Slinkys is getting tangled, right? Well, to get them untangled you need only a longish, skinny piece of metal or other hard-to-cut material

Slinky Christmas wreath ornament that is fun for kids to make. Let them play with the slinky first, then transform it into a Christmas ornament!