Crab cup
You can't drink out of this paper cup, because there are holes in it. His legs had to go through those punctured holes. Did you know a crab has 10 legs? So that includes the two front legs, which serve as scissors. So they have 8 running legs and 2 scissors. The eyes of crabs stand on peduncles and can be folded into slots on the head. A crab does not run straight in front of it, but sideways. Their large body rests on the thin walkways. Are you careful if you want to pick up a crab? The creature immediately stands in defense, brace itself and puts its large scissors forward threatening.
Fortunately, this crab from a paper cup can easily be picked up without it hurting you. He is also very easy to craft yourself. You know how? You can see that below!
Supplies: 1 cup of red, 3 black chenille threads, piece of white paper (for eyes), 2 pieces of solid red paper, pen, felt-tip pen, scissors and glue pen.
1. Draw 2 eyes on white paper with a black marker and cut them out.
2. Stick the eyelets on the solid red paper.
