When the glue has dried, set the favor on its side.īlack, blue, and orange construction paperĬut the bottom out of a paper cup. Place the face over the opening of the cup and tuck the edges down around the treats.3. Rub glue around the inside edge of the cup. Fill the cup with treats wrapped in plastic wrap. Draw a face in the middle of the circle and then draw hair around the face.
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This is cheap if you wait until after Halloween to purchase the left over witches hats.Ĭonstruction paper in skin color of choiceĬut a circle from construction paper slightly larger than the opening of the cup. Push the point down inside and glue a cardboard circle covered in black felt on top and add a white band with a gold buckle, you will have a pilgrims hat. Assemble with collar on the bottom, then cup painted 1/2 black and 1/2 tan, tan side toward the collar notch, bottom of cup glued on white collar. Cut a white square notched out to resemble a collar. Cut a black circle bigger than the top of the cup for a hat brim. Paint outside of other cup 1/2 black and 1/2 tan to resemble hair and face of a man. (The taping process takes two adults) This style of hat can also be used for Easter bonnets, cowboy hats, etc. The boy can paint the hat black and add a foil buckle. After that, roll and tape the edges to make the brim. Put newspaper on boy’s head and wrap masking tape around the outside where the hatband would go. Tape pages together so they don’t slip and write name in what will be the inside of the hat.
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Take 2 full sized sheets of newspaper for each hat and crisscross them. Lacing goes over the top and down the sides.
The bag bottom is at the back of the girl’s head, the bag sides are by her ears, the other side is the top. Note: gluing also secures the yarn so it won’t slip later. Finally the adult cuts paper doilies in half and the girl glues the doily so the “lace” shows from under the fold. The girl then laces yarn through the holes, leaving enough on each side as this is tied under the girl’s chin when she tears it. Next fold the end over several times and hole punch about every 2 inches on the fold. The adult cuts the bag to about 6 inches long and also cuts off one whole side. Use white paper bags, like lunch bags or bakery bags. You might find this a relief from your daily hard work. You would sit very quietly on a hard bench and listen. Worshiping – You would go to church all day on Sun. Several of the games we play today were enjoyed by the Pilgrim children, like hide- and-seek, marbles, blind man’s bluff and jump rope. Playing – You would be very busy doing chores, but you would still find time to play some. At about 6, you would start dressing like your mom or dad. Your parents would sit in the only chairs.Ĭlothes – While very young, both boys and girls would wear dresses. If you were a Pilgrim child you would probably eat standing up. You would probably have a knife and maybe a spoon, but no fork. Girls might sew and do all the chores as their mothers did.Įating – You would eat your big meal in the middle of the day. Boys might protect the fields, where seeds were just planted, by throwing rocks at birds all day to keep them away. You would work from sunup to sundown along side your parents. Working – You would start working at a very young age. All your brothers and sisters might share the same bed with you. Sleeping – Your bed might be a straw mattress on the dirt floor. Your wrists and ankles would be locked into holes in a wooden board and everyone would see you. If you did misbehave, your parents might put you into stocks. You wouldn’t smell very good, but then neither would anyone else!īehaving – You would be taught to obey your parents and never question anything they told you to do. In cold weather you might bathe inside in a tub.
#PILGRIMS CLOTHES HOW TO#
Schooling – You would not go to school, if your parents could read they might use the Bible to teach you how to read.īathing – In warm weather you might take a bath outside in a brook. Food clothing and shelter were what life was all about. In 1621, just surviving was the most important thing.
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