My daughter made the cornucopia on saran wrap and tin foil at school. She wants to make one for Christmas too, what are they called and where do I find the instructions to make one with her at home?

You're going to need:

1 set of markers (they'll need to color on plastic so they may stain)

1 piece of cardboard, at least 8x11 (letter size paper)

1 piece of tin foil at least 12x15

1 piece of plastic wrap at least 12x15

12 small pieces of tape

First you want to print out a picture of a cornucopia, like one of the following:

http://www.coloring.ws/thanksgiving/cornucopia.gif

http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/thanks/color/cornc9.gif

http://www.preschoolcoloringbook.com/color/pic/thanks8.gif

Then you would tape it to the table, and then tape the plastic wrap over it. Draw the outline of the cornucopia on the plastic wrap. Then color the cornucopia in on the plastic wrap.

After it is colored in, crinkle tin foil without ripping it (it makes a nice texture) then flatten it back out and cover the cardboard with it, and then tape it to the cardboard.

Once the cardboard is covered, take the plastic wrap, and cover the tinfoil, center the picture as best as possible, then tape the plastic wrap to the cardboard.

Volia, you're done!

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