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Talking Doorknob

8/19/2012

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Total Time 30 Minutes Or Less Ages School Age Take it from the talking doorknob Alice encountered in Wonderland, "One good turn deserves another." Made in the whimsical knob's likeness, this colorful paper doorknob plate is a handy prop for surprising your child and reciprocating for past April Fools' pranks! 

Download the Talking Doorknob Template
http://spoonful.com/sites/default/files/april-fools-talking-doorknob-craft-template-0311.pdf 
What you'll need
  • Talking Doorknob Template
  • Scissors
  • Craft or scrapbook paper (black and two shades of yellow or gold)
  • Glue stick
  • Tape or removable glue dots

How to make it
  1. Print the template and use it to cut out the shapes from the specified colors of paper. (Do not cut out the center hole in the doorknob plate yet.)

  2. Glue the keyhole plate to the doorknob plate, positioning it about 2 inches from the top and 1¼ inches from the bottom.

  3. Place the doorknob plate template piece atop the assembled gold paper door plate and now follow the lines to cut out the center hole, as shown.

  4. Fold back the side tab on the plate. Then glue the plate trim in place.

  5. Glue on the keyhole "mouth," eyes, eyebrows, and screws.

  6. Once you've chosen a doorknob to hang the plate on, gently separate the paper at the slit on the side and slide the plate onto the knob base. Then secure the tab to the back of the plate with a removable glue dot.


2 Comments
Jane
3/1/2014 05:34:24 pm

Hello, I love your template but can't access the pdf is there any way you could send it to me as I need it for a school production of Alice in Wonderland? Many thanks.

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Stephanie Mago-Eagle
3/2/2014 12:00:39 am

Here is the template http://a.family.go.com/images/cms/disney/PDFs/april-fools-talking-doorknob-craft-template-0311.pdf

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