My homeschool art class also did burlap weavings this week (just like my after school class, see the original post here).
The project was slightly different since the class is shorter (only an hour) and my class is made up of students in 2nd through 5th grade. I brought out my samples from my original post, but did not have the paint element this time. The burlap was also cut into smaller pieces and I did not mount them to mat board, but affixed a layer of masking tape on the back of the top edge so the piece didn't unravel while the children were working in it.
Done this way, the project makes for an inexpensive project for a group. Many of the children were able to complete their pieces in this session, but two sessions could be used. This really got the children thinking and working with their hands in a new way!
Here are some examples of the finished pieces:
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| Beadwork and straight stitches to create an image. |
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| Exploring color, texture and stitching. |
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| Love that variegated yarn! |
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| Beautiful! Great Job Everyone! |
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