Do you like to sing too? Then you'll probably be singing in front of the mirror, with a hairbrush in your hand as a microphone. Did you know you can turn a paper towel into a microphone in a seesaw? It's easy to do and so your performance seems to be even more true! Or maybe you want to make a microphone surprise with Saint Nicholas for someone who likes to sing? Take a look at the tinkering below so that you or the other person can sing, with a (almost) real microphone in your hand!

This microphone can also be used for school performances, playback shows and dances for the family. Do you have the theme of music/musical instruments at school, nursery or at the club? Then making your own microphone is also a nice idea. You don't need much for it, you know!

Supplies: 1 empty kitchen roll, a piece of aluminium foil, a black or silver pipe cleaner (chenille wire), a styrofoam ball or another ball of approx. 5cm and black paper. Of course also scissors, adhesive tape, glue and marker.

Cut the paper towel lengthwise

Stick the chenille wire to the inside with adhesive tape

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