Canine will as a candy spinner
From a tin can I have a "canine will" for a children's birthday? built. With a balloon on the tin, a tin can becomes a launching pad for sweets or table tennis balls.
For production, both can ends are removed with a can opener. Then rinse the rifle with detergent and leave to act briefly in the rinse water, so that the paper banderole dissolves. I embellished the can with the help of patterned paper, which I glued on with Deko Patch. You can also leave the tin as it is or paint with acrylic paint. My can opener cuts very well, so I had no sharp edges. If there are still sharp edges, they can be edited with a file, so that the children do not cut it.
Balloon as rubber bullet
The top of the balloon is cut off with scissors. Stretch the opening with your fingers and put it over the edge of the can. Now is the? Canadian will? Ready to use: Put candy or table tennis ball in the box, hold the box, pull the neck of the balloon backwards, aim and release the balloon. At children's birthday parties, flying candies can then be caught with a casher.
This is needed:
- tin can
- Patterned paper
- Decoration patch
- Big balloon
- tin opener
- scissors
