Harp craft

On one of his journeys up the beanstalk, Jack rescued a talking gold harp. In fact it was almost his downfall, as it called out to the sleeping giant as Jack ran off with it! Here's a lovely harp craft that you can use to accompany the story - or of course for a music topic if you prefer.

Davids Harp David was a master musician, a poet, a writer of psalms, a worshipper and a man after God’s own heart. This cute craft will serve as a great reminder of the life of David. A lowly shepherd boy chosen by God to be the king of Israel.

Harp craft. Jumbo Popsicle sticks + wood glue. Assemble ahead and let dry completely. Let children decorate with markers and add rubber band "strings." Be glad in Him!

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This is directions to Make Your Own Harp or Lire (depending on your translation) for David.

Making a homemade stringed harp may be as simple as stretching rubber bands across a plastic container or as complex as building a 10-foot harp using professional woodworking tools. Harp shape and size, number of strings, tuners, tone, cost, attractiveness, playability and durability vary. Invest under $300 with your ...

This is directions to Make Your Own Harp or Lire (depending on your translation) for David. Thanks to Haley Wilson and Glenda Wilson for allowing me to share their ideas and photos with you! Thank you Glenda for the detailed direction photos. You will need: Foam Poster Board & craft knife or box cutter to cut rubber bands Harp template & scissors to cut glue (I use Aleene's Tacky Glue for my crafts) You can download and print this basic template first. Click here to download. Use the…

Popsicle stick rubber band harp for worship themed craft. Hot glue Popsicle sticks ahead of time. Have kids color with markers, apply jewel stickers and rubber bands. (Awana Cubbies Bear Hug #7 Honeycomb handbook)