Shadow puppet theatre diy

A big collection of shadow puppet templates to print and make - setting up a shadow play at home will be easy and fun!

At Krafternoon this month we took advantage of the gloomy skies to make shadow puppets. Not a ground breaking idea, I'll grant you, but it was fun to be in a darkened room. Something about it feels special. We have a large screen (available to borrow locally) that I propped up with chairs and lit using a couple spot lights. It took some fiddling to find the best position for the lights, but that was a good opportunity for STEM-like experimentation. In hindsight it might have been more fun to…

Making shadow puppets is a quick and easy boredom buster. Although, I have always found it a little tricky to use my hands to make shadow puppets, this is an easier way to make shadow puppets with …

I saw a great idea on the Seedling Facebook page a couple of weeks ago- making a shadow puppet theatre. They were running some workshops ...

Looking for a fun project to make with the kids? Why not give this adorable DIY carboard puppet theatre and our wooden spoon puppets a go!

16. The finished "Perde". Position the frame on the edge of the base and drive Shadow Puppets.screws into the L brackets. This will make the Perde stable. This was a canvas that was removed from frame and had this muslin tacked onto it.

Participate in the ancient, magical art of shadow puppetry! You'll learn how to make beautiful, mobile, well-articulated puppets out of cardboard, colored acetate, and other things that cast interesting shadows, such as lace and feathers. You'll make characters for a specific story, usually a folk tale, with your classmates, rehearse it and perform it for an audience. Time required: 3-4 hours (all at once, or 1 hour per day) Class size: Up to 30 APPROPRIATE FOR THIRD GRADE THROUGH ADULT

Create your own shadow puppet theater out of a cardboard box.

Build a Simple Shadow Puppet Theater and EASY shadow puppets -- great for encouraging lots of imaginative story telling fun!