The teacher should have a lump of clay ready. Now the child should twist pin to smoothen wax and then hold still long enough for the wax to 'set'. The kids should each close their safety pins and then dip the heads of the safety pins (only one at a time) into the softened wax stick.

The adult teacher or camp counselor may hold a stick of sealing wax over a lit candle, just long enough for the stick to soften a bit. This craft is suited for groups of children working with an adult, so this would be a great Summer Camp or Art Class craft. To land a fish, a player must catch the hook of the pole into the nose pin of the fish. Attach an open safety pin to the loose end of the string. Make a fishing pole by tying an 18-inch string to the end of a 12-inch dowel or stick. Pin a small safety pin through the nose of each fish and place the fish inside the box. Draw, color and cut out several fish from heavy paper or thin cardboard.

Paint the insides of any sturdy box a bright blue. You can also use safety pins to decorate your jeans, shirts, school bags and cushions. Safety pins are often used in making home-made jewelry (such as earrings, necklace and bracelets.even pendants) and other crafts especially when colorful beads are involved. They are commonly used for nappies (cloth diapers) years ago and also when alternating clothes or keeping torn clothing together. Home > Arts and Crafts Projects for Kids > Safety Pin Crafts for Kids SAFETY PIN CRAFTS FOR KIDS: ARTS & CRAFTS IDEAS & PROJECTS WITH SAFETY PINS & BEADS FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, GIRLS & PRESCHOOLERSĪ safety pin is basically a regular pin with a spring mechanism and a clasp so it can safely close.

Colored safety pins