Here's a fun and tasty pizza craft idea made from a milk carton, tissue, and origami paper.
Materials:
- milk carton, washed and cut open and laid out flat
- origami paper
- tissue
- scissors
- glue
Directions:
- On the flat milk carton, trace about 5 inch(12 cm) diameter circle and cut out.
- Cut the circle three times to make six pie pieces.
- Wrap each pie piece in a 1/4 folded piece of tissue paper and cut off the bottom excess along the curve.
- Place each pie piece on a half piece of yellow or tan origami paper. Fold over the curved end first, then fold over and cut off the excess. Glue in place.
- Cut and glue on details to your pizza like pepperoni, tomatoes., onions, cheese, or whatever you like. Serve hot on a paper plate.
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