Cardboard Looms and Weaving
Dig through your recycling for some cardboard and strips of fabric and make a loom and weave!
Using recycled materials, kids will learn the basics of weaving using a loom that they make from cardboard. Kids will explore shape, colour and pattern while learning about the history of weaving in various cultures.
1 Your Guide
Amber Santos is an art educator and artist with over 25 years of experience, including 15 years in online education and creating 65+ activities for the HomeLearners Network. Her multidisciplinary practice is deeply rooted in her German heritage and reclaimed Métis and Anishinaabe culture, blending paper craft, beading, textiles, and eco-conscious gardening. Amber’s curriculum combines technical fundamentals like colour theory and with somatic, wellness-centered art practices. A painter and muralist with an on-going studio practice, she also spent seven years curating the Nelson International Mural Festival of which she is a co-founder.
When I'm not making art, find me listening to music on full blast in the kitchen, dancing and making food for my family:)
2 Materials Needed
Cardboard, yarn or fabric strips, scissors, drawing supplies, paper, tape.
3 Learning Focus
- Creative thinking
- Critical & reflective thinking
- Positive personal identity & culture
4 Registration
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