DIY Thanksgiving Craft Project: How To Make Beaded Corn

Jesse introduces a beading project to create a decorative Indian corn using pipe cleaners and beads. The tutorial covers selecting materials, beading the pipe cleaners, assembling them into a corn shape, and making adjustments. Jesse encourages creativity and provides tips for successful completion. The project is suitable for decoration or as a Thanksgiving table centerpiece.

What is the first step in starting the beading project?

• Select a pattern for the beads

• Cut the pipe cleaner to size

• Pour beads into a plate

• Glue the beads onto the pipe cleaner

How much space should be left at the end of the pipe cleaner after beading?

• Three inches

• Half an inch

• One inch

• One and a half to two inches

What is the purpose of making a loop at the end of the pipe cleaner?

• To keep the beads from falling off

• To attach it to another pipe cleaner

• To make it easier to hold

• To create a decorative pattern

What shape should the beaded pipe cleaners form when twisted together?

• A square

• An X shape

• A circle

• A triangle

What can you do if the beaded corn is not the desired shape?

• Use a different type of bead

• Remove a set of beads

• Change the color pattern

• Add more beads