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A kaleidoscope (/kəˈlaɪdəskoʊp/) is an optical instrument with two or more reflecting surfaces tilted to each other in an angle, so that one or more (parts of) objects on one end of the mirrors are seen as a regular symmetrical pattern when viewed from the other end, due to repeated reflection.Etymology · History · Variations · Publications.
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- How To Make A Kaleidoscope for Kids
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- How to Make a Kaleidoscope | College of Optical Sciences | The University of Arizona
- What Is a Kaleidoscope?
Nerrissa W from RecycledWares said 6 years ago. Jessica Meyer from KaiyasRoom said 6 years ago. Ohhh brings back memories! I just loved my childhood Christina Damiani from BohemianBeading said 6 years ago. Karen Brown from blainedesign said 6 years ago. Clare, you present some of the most beautiful how-tos I have ever seen, right down to the manicure.
How To Make A Kaleidoscope for Kids
Kristy from RecycleParty said 6 years ago. This is a great way to use discarded materials - perhaps replace those beads with some old buttons or cut up pieces of multicolored plastic! Must share this with team Recycle Party! So happy I found this! I actually have all the supplies except for the mirror. Time to go to the craft store!
LunaPlush said 6 years ago. Heather Burkman from hebo said 6 years ago. Hallie Franco from HallieJohanna said 6 years ago. Daniel Hensley from HoundsofApollo said 6 years ago. What a great idea! I can't wait to try this with my daughter! I always loved kaleidoscopes. I wish there was a way to capture some of the designs in photos. An interesting twist is to leave out the colored bits and bobs, replacing them with simple bits of broken glass. Instead of the random geometric display of pretty colors it takes on another dimension, something like the imaginal magic of a crystal ball. Try it and see Rebecca Bentley from KeepitRetro said 6 years ago.
Vintage Minnow from VintageMinnow said 6 years ago. Joanne from SeamsLikePinkPaisley said 6 years ago. Felie Hempfling from LondonandGranger said 6 years ago. Thank you for the tutorial and I can't wait to make one! Rui Weng from AbsolutSupplies said 6 years ago. What an inspiration and uplifting idea!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you:" Happy Fourth of July!!!!!!
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Anat Peled from AnatsPolyDolls said 6 years ago. This will be a perfect rainy day project for the school holidays. A fantastic way to brighten up our British summer. Thanks :. Mary Lezcano from BellaBboutique said 6 years ago. Liz Hutnick from LizHutnick said 6 years ago. Lilia Vanini from liliavaniniboutique said 6 years ago.
I love to make new projects and this one definily I will do with my little niece!! Silvia from MarinaBosettiDesigns said 6 years ago. Weren't those fun when you were a kid.
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Sukran Kirtis from SukranKirtisJewelry said 6 years ago. Robin from TheRobinsTree said 6 years ago. This is a wonderful idea that takes me back to my childhood, where I would love to stare at the sky through my kaleidoscope. I won it from a local fair, and it had shiny goldfish decorating it.
This would be such a cute project to do with younger children! It definitely takes me back to my childhood as well. Charlotte Renata from HenrietteRenee said 6 years ago. Sorina from CitaDElle said 6 years ago. I do not know why Katrina Dzerkale from Dominna said 6 years ago. I thought this would be a great rainy day activity, but it served an even better purpose today. My older son has been sick for over a week. It's degrees out, and my little guy and I have been going stir crazy!
How to Make a Kaleidoscope | College of Optical Sciences | The University of Arizona
We needed something to do. Perfect project! It never gets old - never the same. Very rewarding! Thank you!!!
What Is a Kaleidoscope?
Atelie Valshebstvo from AtelierValshebstvo said 6 years ago. Koren Kwan from GarasuWonderland said 5 years ago. Eva Miller from KapKaDesign said 5 years ago. Vintage Brass Kaleidoscope on Walnut Stand. Crystal Beads Faceted Rondelles 6mm x 4mm mixed colors assorted lot wholesale bulk. Recommended Creativity. Erika Reboucas from littlebigtopstudio said 6 years ago Featured I remember when I was little and found a tutorial for a kaleidoscope in a magazine, of course I begged my mom to help me make one.
GoddessOfJewelry from GoddessOfJewelry said 6 years ago Featured There is something about kaleidoscopes that still get me to stop and look through one at the toy store when I go with my son. Andrea Hughes from Punkista said 6 years ago Featured Wow, it always amazes me when I see a "how-to" to create something that absolutely mystified me as a child. I want to make this for myself! FluffyFlowers from FluffyFlowers said 6 years ago ok, this is just plain ol' fun! Hillary from Sparkleandswirl said 6 years ago Oooh!
And super fun for everyone, no matter how old you are :D. Patrick from EdelweissPost said 6 years ago Seriously, these were magic to my eyes as a tot. Mona Lisa from beachartz said 6 years ago I have a jar of beads that all either have little flaws or don't match anything Tawny from CamloDesigns said 6 years ago I've just finished doing the same happy dance that I did when I was 6 years old: Hands down, the best tutorial ever!
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Elsa A from CloudPearls said 6 years ago Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for the idea! H from HillarysSuperfoods said 6 years ago What a great project to make with kids : I used to love kaleidoscopes! LivingVintage from LivingVintage said 6 years ago Neat! ArabellaReason from ArabellaReason said 6 years ago Oh, this is so fun!
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial! Dorothy from JewelrybyDorothy said 6 years ago Thank you for the article!