How to Make a Baton

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Make a Baton

Strike up the band and start the parade. Everyone can join in the fun with their own baton. This craft is perfect for a little girls' sleep over or a fun birthday party. Read on to learn how to make a baton.

Things You'll Need

  • Long paper tube from gift wrap
  • Red, white and blue colored tape
  • Red and white curling ribbon
  • Star stickers
  • Scissors
  • Glue
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Instructions

    • 1

      Wrap red tape around the tube at one end.

    • 2

      Wrap a stripe of white tape next to it. Then a stripe of red.

    • 3

      Continue alternating colors until you have about ten stripes. Repeat for other end.

    • 4

      Wrap the remaining area in the middle with blue tape.

    • 5

      Cut 10 pieces red and white curling ribbon about 2 inches long. Curl using the end of a scissor.

    • 6

      Tape or glue inside one end. Repeat for the other end.

    • 7

      Stick on stars in the blue section.

Tips & Warnings

  • Make sure to have an adult help while using the scissors.

  • You can also mix up the colors and stickers to your own preference.

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