↠TOWEL FOLDING↞
TOWEL ELEPHANT
How to make a towel elephant
Materials: 1 bath towel, 1 wash cloth
Try it yourself:
Step 1: Start with the towel flat in a ‘landscape’ orientation.
Step 2: Fold both sides of the towel lengthways into the middle.
Step 3: Roll the short ends inwards until they meet in the middle and fold firmly in half.
Step 4: Stand the U-shape up and push down on the top to ‘fluff’ it.
Step 5: Lay the washcloth out to form the head. Fold the top two corners towards the middle, forming a triangle.
Step 6: Roll the right side diagonally, then do the same with the left so they meet in the middle. Turn it over.
Step 7: Under the two corners that are sticking up, fold down the cuff and pinch it at the back. Hold it tightly while turning the ears inside out.
Step 8: Place the head onto the body.
How to make a towel snake
Materials: 1 bath towel
Try it yourself:
Step 1: Fold two corners diagonally until they meet in the middle.
Step 2: Fold one long edge into the middle.
Step 3: Starting with the long edge closest to you, roll the towel into a long, cylindrical shape.
Step 4: Holding the pointed end with one hand, use the other hand to twist the ‘bottom’ of the snake around itself twice.
Step 5: Fold the pointed end down slightly to form the head.
How to make a towel baby monkey
Materials: 1 hand towel, 3 rubber bands
Try it yourself:
Step 1: Roll the long sides of the hand towel inwards so they meet in the middle.
Step 2: Flip the roll upside down and fold it in half, allowing one side to be longer than the other.
Step 3: Twist the top half of the roll upside down.
Step 4: Place a rubber band around the fold at the top, spreading the towel out so it forms a head.
Step 5: Place rubber bands on the side of each head to create the ears.
TOWEL SWAN
How to make a towel swan
Materials: 1 bath towel
Try it yourself:
Step 1: Lay the towel flat in a ‘landscape’ orientation.
Step 2: Fold the top corners inwards until they meet in the middle.
Step 3: Roll the outside edges inward to the middle.
Step 4: Make a downward fold about a third of the way up the ‘arrow’ shape, and an upward fold about two-thirds of the way up. This should form a ‘Z’ shape.
Step 5: Lay the ‘Z’ down and squeeze the corners to keep the curves in place.



