Cemeru

Imagine a whimsical chicken made from everyday materials. Picture a disposable glove transformed into a colorful, feathered friend. 🐔 Materials Needed: Disposable Gloves: Those thin, flexible gloves you might find in your kitchen or bathroom. Paper Cup: The base for our chicken’s body. Marker or Sketch Pens: To add vibrant colors and details. Straw: For a fun interactive feature. Crafting Steps: Step 1: Glove Transformation Take a disposable glove and draw a gentle curve line under the fingers. This will be the chicken’s body. Color the fingers and upper area with a red sketch pen to create the chicken’s plumage. Step 2: Beak and Neck Color the thumb as the chicken’s beak. Extend the neck using red color. Step 3: Eyes Use black and white sketch pens to create expressive eyes on the glove. Step 4: Insert the Paper Cup Place a paper cup inside the glove, securing it with a rubber band. Step 5: Straw Fun Make a hole in the cup and insert a straw. Now, you can blow air in and out through the straw, making your chicken “breathe”! Result: Voilà! Your quirky chicken craft is ready. It’s a delightful blend of creativity, recycling, and playfulness. Kids will love interacting with their glove chicken, and it’s a fantastic way to teach them about upcycling. Remember, this craft is perfect for a rainy day or any day when you want to engage in some imaginative fun. 🌧️🎨 Stay creative and have a clucking good time! 🐣

Healing (Absurd - Funny - Eccentric)

The film The Rescue tells about the experiences of offshore guards who have to face several disasters that occur at sea. We will be taken along to go straight into the field and see how difficult the rescue process is carried out by the coast guards in protecting many lives