Art Attack - June 2011

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Tinned art splashes Pencils and pens at the right place!

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Cereal box, cardboard

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Pencil, ruler

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Scissors, rubber adhesive

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Adhesive tape

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Three long rounded chocolate boxes

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White acrylic paint, paintbrush

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White sheet of paper

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Marl:?er pens

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Plasticised wire

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Cut one of the long sides of a cereal box. Place the box on a cardboard and make a T-shape 35 cm wide and 25 cm high.

Cut the 'T' out by giving it a wavy shape on both the margins of the horizontal part.

With rubber adhesive, fix the box in the middle, leaving the open side towards the vertical side of the ' T'. ART ATTACK. Vol

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ft Cut the two partitions, as shown in .., the picture. Attach some pieces of adhesive tape.

6!!"'A Make some other partitions V by cutting the bottom of three

chocolate boxes. Fix the tubes on the box front with rubber adhesive.

ft Make two holes in the top W rectangle at 2 cm from the 8

side and upper margins.

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#!ItA Paint the holder with white acrylic V and leave it to dry.

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colour some Art Attack splashes on a sheet of paper. Cut them out with a pair of scissors.

� To hang your holder, roll a '" plasticised wire (about 25 cm long) around a pencil. You will obtain a spring.

� Insert the spring ends in the two \iii holes and fix them by folding the wire on the back of the holder.

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Wafer can

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Two round plastic caps

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Scissors

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Plastic glass

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Paper adhesive tape

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Newspapers, comics

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With a pair of scissors, make two aligned holes in the middle of a wafer can, about 8 cm from each other. You will need these to place the mouse

Rubber adhesive

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ears on the body.

Paintbrushes, acrylic colours

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Two ping pong balls

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Yellow highlighter

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Pipe-cleaning brushes

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String, straws

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Paper clips

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For the ears, make two holes with a pair of scissors on two round plastic caps, as shown in the picture. You can use the wafer can caps.

Make the hole of each ear coincide with one of the holes made in the holder. Insert the paper clips. Fix the ears to the body of the mouse with the paper clips. ART ATTACK. Vol 1

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Cover the mouse with pieces of newspaper soaked in a mixture of water and rubber adhesive. Don't cover the ears on the inside.

Paint the inside of the ears with pink acrylic and the contour with light blue. Leave it to dry.

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Colour the ping pong balls yellow. Fix them with paper adhesive tape between the nose and ears. Draw the pupils. ART ATTACK. Vol 1

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Cover the mouse body and nose with cuttings of coloured comics, previously soaked in a mixture of rubber adhesive and water.

Paint a felt pad red and attach three white pipe-cleaning brushes onto the back of it to make the mouse's nose and whiskers.

Fix the nose and whiskers on the mouse muzzle with rubber adhesive.

For the tail, knot a string. Make a hole on the back of the mouse body and insert the string by leaving the knot inside the holder.

To make the shoulder strap, cut three different-coloured straws into 2 cm pieces. Make a black, 80 cm-Iong string pass through these pieces by alternating colours. Make two knots at the ends.

Cover the bottom and cap with cuttings of comics glued with a mixture of rubber adhesive and water. Now, put your painting inside this funny art holder.

WUERE UAVE TUEY GONE? UAS TUIS MOUSE EATEN UP ALL TUE DRAWINGS

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