Summer Project: Make A Paper Suncatcher

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a sun catcher using a mandala, baby oil, and an embroidery hoop. The process involves printing and coloring a mandala, applying baby oil to make the paper translucent, and assembling the project with an embroidery hoop. The final product can be displayed in a window, allowing sunlight to shine through. The tutorial encourages creativity and offers tips for customization.

What is the first step in creating a sun catcher?

• Cutting out a circle from the paper

• Hanging the sun catcher in a window

• Applying baby oil to the paper

• Printing and coloring a design

What effect does baby oil have on the paper?

• It changes the color of the paper

• It gives the paper a translucent effect

• It makes the paper waterproof

• It makes the paper more rigid

Which of the following oils can be used if baby oil is not available?

• Motor oil

• Olive oil

• Essential oil

• Coconut oil

What should you do if the paper crinkles in the embroidery hoop?

• Loosen the hoop slightly and adjust the paper

• Remove the paper and start over

• Cut the crinkled part off

• Apply more baby oil

What can you add to the sun catcher for decoration after it is completed?

• String or ribbon

• Glitter

• Paint

• Stickers