Lots of weaving has been going on in the Art Room this year! Check out what each grade has been up to.
Kindergarten created paper place mats by weaving with paper.
First and Second Grade made painted paper and used it to create their weaving. They turned their weaving into houses for a collaborative mural.
Third Grade made a weaving with yarn on a small loom. Then they learned now to sew the edges together to create a pouch. They added a braided cord to the pouch so that they could wear it around their neck. Now they have a special place to keep their things!
Weaving on a small loom |
Evey's woven pouch |
Kaitlyn's woven pouch |
Sara's woven pouch |
Earlier in the year, Fourth Grade learned about the different regions of North Carolina and created a tree weaving based on their choice of region. They painted paper plates with a landscape of a North Carolina region, then added the tree in the foreground by weaving.
Piedmont and Mountain Regions of North Carolina |
Fifth Grade is working on different weaving techniques including plain weave, box weave, basket weave, and rya. They are weaving wall hangings. They have worked really hard on these! Some students even made up their own weaving patterns!
Sixth Grade created a circular weaving on a CD after learning about Egypt.
Sixth Grade Art Club meets on Fridays. These students create their own projects, and I am just there to guide them. Weaving was one of their favorite projects.
Dalton showing off his work from Sixth Grade Art Club a woven wall hanging and a pillow for his grandma |
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