Corn Husk Doll Blog Post
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Native American Day is the 4th Friday in September or the 2nd Monday in October, depending on which state you live in.
Native American Heritage month is November.
For this fun craft, I will take you and your child through a step by step process on how to make these historical toys.
I know you can do it because my very hyper 4 year old and 6 year old boys did. So anything is possible! lol
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Corn Husk were purchased at Cardenas Market. Any Mexican market should have them. If you dont have a mexican market nearby, you can get these all year round at your local Aldi or Staterbros.
Yarn
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Indigenous Peoples Day: 2nd Monday of October or 4th Friday of September
Columbus Day: 2nd Monday of October.
Indigenous People Day was created to recognize native populations that were displaced and decimated after Christopher Columbus and other European explorers reached the continent. Columbus day was temporarily changed to Indigenous Peoples Day in 2019. Debates whether if deleting the day would be erasing history or not are the reason for the "temporary" decision.
Native American Heritage Month: November
Supplies
*5 corn husks
*yarn
*container of water
*scissors
Instructions
1. Fan 4 corn husks out
2. Cut 20 pieces of yarn for hair
3. Roll the yarn in the corn husks like a taco
4. Tie double know towards top to secure yarn and corn husks together
5. Grab the top, flip over, and peel the corn husks down like a banana
6. Tie a 2nd knot to make the head
7. Roll up the your 5th corn husk like a taco and tie 1 double knot at each end for hands.
8. Split doll in half and stuff arms up into the body.
9. Tie a double knot to finish off the body.
10. To make a boy doll - cut the doll in half from the waist down then tie a double knot at each bottom end to make feet.
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