Pop-Cornucopias

On Thanksgiving, kids' hands and mouths will be occupied until the turkey's sliced—creating these a-maize-ing snackfilled cones from two different colors of butcher paper.

Updated October 05, 2018

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What you need

Materials

Butcher paper, in 2 contrasting colors
Pinking shears
Glue stick
Popped popcorn

How to do it

Step 1

Cut two sheets of butcher paper in different colors into fan shapes, one larger than the other. Trim edges with pinking shears.

Step 2

Roll each fan shape into a cone, sealing with glue stick. Nest long cone inside short cone, bending horn up at the tip.

Step 3

Fill with popcorn, and let kid crafters munch to their heart's content.

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