MATERIALS:
For windmill:
- Colored paper or Old glossy magazines
- Chopsticks
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Scissor*
- Safety pin*
- Mini-Hammer*
For vase:
- Old glossy magazines (cut-outs into collage)
- Paper or plastic cups (from a noodle packaging)
- White glue with water
- Painter's brush
- Scissor*
*Use with under parent's supervision
PROCEDURES:
For windmill:
- Make a measure of 7 by 7-inch (17.5 by 17.5-cm) square of a piece of colored paper.
- Trace 4 diagonal lines into the corner of a square toward the center and marked in the middle dot square to the diagonal cross.
- Cut 3 inch diagonal lines each corners, do not cut up-to 4 inches.
- To make the corners to secure with a pin, use your fingers to fold edges 1,2,3 and four to the center of the square.
- To remove the pin, place, hold the edge down with your fingers and change it with ball pin and cut the ball pin short to the end.
- For safety,yet-finishing touches, dip a stick of chopstick square into the water then let it a little dry before push a pin.
- Press it gently the pin into the stick and hammer-it for secure the slickness of a windmill. DO NOT PRESS HARDLY THE PIN TO PREVENT ACCIDENT.
- Test it by manually spinning it.
- Makes 2-3 windmill flowerettes.
For vase:
- Cut 5-6 pieces of magazine cutouts.
- Combine white glue and water in one cup
- Paint it with white glue with water and brush in to the cup outside.
- While the glue is wet, stick the magazine cutouts outside the cup.
- Let it dry up to 10-25 minutes or until dry the surface.
- Then, put the windmill flowerettes to the vase with a secure of mini-solid rocks or floral foams.
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