The students then decided which colour they wanted their starfish to be and paper mached the body by wrapping long strips of coloured tissue paper dipped into diluted PVA glue. At least 2 layers of tissue paper were needed. When completed and still gluey, we sprinkled glitter onto the starfish as a finishing touch. When dry the starfish are still a llittle maleable because of the aluminium foil base and so the legs can still be adjusted a little to form a decent shape.
Apr 7, 2010
Paper Mache Starfish
The students then decided which colour they wanted their starfish to be and paper mached the body by wrapping long strips of coloured tissue paper dipped into diluted PVA glue. At least 2 layers of tissue paper were needed. When completed and still gluey, we sprinkled glitter onto the starfish as a finishing touch. When dry the starfish are still a llittle maleable because of the aluminium foil base and so the legs can still be adjusted a little to form a decent shape.
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Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Labels:
animals,
fish,
glitter,
grade 1,
ocean,
paper mache,
tissue paper
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