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DIY Tissue Paper Baton

16 July 2015 by Eileen

I can’t believe half of the year has gone and this is my seventh challenge as a Bostik Blogger. This month’s theme is outdoors. I have received a crafting box packed with coloured paper, ribbons, felts, Blu Tack glu pen, Blu Tack foam and many more.

We just had our sports day last week and both of my children have been very keen to do more sports activities in this warm weather! So we made these tissue paper batons to use in a relay at home.

diy tissue paper baton for relay

To make this, you will need:

  • Poster tube/Hard kitchen roll
  • Tissue paper, cut or tear into squares
  • Blu Tack White Glu, mix 1 part water to 4 parts white glu
  • Brush
  • Ribbons & glitter

Steps:

  1. Brush the glue onto the tube and stick the tissue paper on it. Then brush another layer of glue on top of the tissue paper. Repeat these steps until the tube is fully covered.
  2. Stick the ribbon at both ends and brush it with glue. If can have other decorations if you prefer. For example, you could add lace or glitter on it and brush a layer of glue on top.
  3. To dry the batons, I inserted the batons into the egg carton as shown in the picture.
    diy tissue paper baton drying on egg carton

Now you are ready to use your baton. This is how we made this beautiful DIY Tissue Paper Baton!

Do check out the rest of our Bostik challenge themes:

  • Chinese New Year Paper Plate Drum
  • Valentine’s Day Hanging Heart Decoration
  • Easter Chinese Character Activity
  • Ocean Puppet Play Box
  • First Year Scrapbook
  • Cookie Monster Duck Tape Bag

 Disclosure: We have received a seasonal crafting box from Bostik as part of the Tots/Bostik Craft Bloggers Club. We have included an Amazon affiliate link to the product. If you click on this and buy, we may earn a small commission.

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Comments

  1. Karen Bell says

    16 July 2015 at 11:57 am

    Oh they are very pretty batons and so simple to make. I love them.
    Thanks for linking #LetKidsBeKids

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