• 4 -3/4" pom poms
• glue
• google eyes
• flower stamin cut in half for antennas
• felt circles for spots
• magnetic tape

After making pom poms, glue them together to form a slightly curved line. You will not need to use pins for this one.

Continue to glue on spots, eyes and antenna.

When catepillar is dry, glue a piece of magnetic tape to the back of it. If it is self adhesive magnetic tape, use some glue anyways as the original adhesive probably will not hold for long.

Allow to fully dry before using as a magnet.

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