Paper Geode Crib Mobile
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Your baby is the most important person on this Earth. That’s why we here at Lia Griffith have created this outstanding paper geode crib mobile! This handmade baby project looks amazing and it’s incredibly simple to make. Nap time has just become more precious.
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And thanks to our friends at Paper-Papers, we are giving you this pattern for FREE. Download your free geode mobile template below. Then, follow along with our photo tutorial on PaperPapers to assemble your crib mobile.
For the mobile geode, we used Paper-Papers’ POPTONE and shimmer metallic papers. Together, these really shine and stimulate any young mind! Both papers have solid hold so your geode shapes stay put. Also, the colors are pastel, giving a soft feel to the entire project. For the list of papers used in this mobile project, visit PaperPapers.com.
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Steps
(Follow along with the photo tutorial on PaperPapers.com!)
- Gather tools and materials.
- Cut out paper according to the template then fold paper piece on score lines.
- Use adhesive roller to attach two sides of the paper piece.
- Then, use adhesive roller to attach two pieces, Gluing at the points to help secure.
- Use a sewing needle to thread bakers twine through the top. Knot twine at the top to secure.
- String three pieces of twine evenly around the embroidery hoop. Knot and loop the top of twine.
- Knot twine to secure paper pieces onto the hoop.
- Hang mobile and knot a final paper piece to the base of the top loop.
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Tools
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
- Scotch Adhesive Dot Roller
- Sewing Needle
Materials
- Text Weight Paper – Gold, Sno Cone, Lilac, Grapesicle
- 10-inch Diameter Embroidery Hoop or the Lia Griffith Natural Wood Arch Mobile Frame
- Blue Bakers Twine
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Discussion
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6 Comments
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elsiabeth
May 21, 2024 at 4:44am
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Lia
May 21, 2024 at 8:49am
@elsiabeth
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Christina
July 13, 2020 at 1:50pm
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Lia
July 14, 2020 at 9:29am
@Christina
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Cassidy
January 22, 2020 at 6:21pm
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Lia
January 23, 2020 at 10:24am
@Cassidy
Back to the Topare you seriousky mad . you havent noted down the steps to make it and are saying it as the best craft for adukts~
accornding to me ou should put steps for production
If you read the post you will see a link that takes you to the photo tutorial. So, no. We are not mad. lol
I could see this also being a cool “chandelier” decoration using metallic cardstock. Might have to do that.
What a great idea Christina! 🙂
There are obviously at least two different size geodes in this project but no mention in the instructions of what dimensions to resize the template to to get the varied sizes. The included one is just under 6″ in diameter, but what should the second size be?
Hi Cassidy,
We have updated the project to include both geode sizes! 🙂