IGGPPCamp 2024: Paper Story Teller
Need to tell tales around the space campfire? This paper story teller will help you come up with endless (sort of) stories.
Need to tell tales around the space campfire? This paper story teller will help you come up with endless (sort of) stories.
Spin and twirl through space by making this paper plate mobile.
This year we are painting our own planets based on the 12 zodiac signs!
For this craft, your creative collaborator will be the sun! Making your sundial doodle will take a few hours, but you don't need to be there all that time - you just need to check in once an hour, then do some doodling at the end.
Embroider your favorite constellation and display it somewhere you will always be able to see it!
Create your own unique galaxy using coffee filters and watercolor paints! Add stars, planets, constellations...whatever you want to make it out of this world! This craft can also be used to create a tie-dye effect if you're feeling groovy. Ya dig?
Want to showcase your favorite constellation? Want to create new ones? Either way, this will let you show them off to all your penpals in postcard form!
I wanted to bring the sky into our camp space with this simple and very camp-esque activity: Flashlight Constellations. With a little ingenuity and some household items, you can bring outer space into your inner space!
We found the schematics for Dr. Trahan’s power core at the abandoned research station. It can only harness a minute amount of Ultra Light’s power, but it was a big achievement in the experiments run on Ultra Light. You can now craft your own!
Have you ever looked up at night and played join the dots with the stars? Did you imagine animals? Food? Letters? If your answer is letters, you are in the right place, my friend. Let's play!
Today, we’ll transform a simple pompom into a space monster! Cute, ugly or fun, use your hands and imagination to create one or many little aliens.
If you are looking for the perfect piece of art for your retro-futuristic rocket ship, you have come to the right place! Nothing beats tinfoil as the material of choice for living room astronauts; and that's what we'll be using today.
There are a lot of different techniques you can use to mend your clothing, so much that I can't cover in a single blog post, but I wanted to demonstrate two possible ways to mend holes and rips using visible mending.
Have you ever been traveling and forgotten the password to start your time machine? Do you wish you had something to ground you when things get too wibbly-wobbly? Now any message is just an arm's length away!