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Create your own wildlife scenes using pictures of animals found in old magazines. You can also use this same method to create nature and action scenes.
What you need:
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| Glue | |
| Paints, crayons or markers | |
| Ruler | |
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Old magazines |
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Box board (old cereal boxes, etc.) |
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Cardboard, bristol board (light cardboard) or box board |
What you do:
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| 1. | To make the base for your scene cut a square
big enough to fit your wildlife scene and paint the top an appropriate
colour. Green for grass, grey for gravel, brown for dirt. |
| 2. | Roughly cut around pictures of animals found
in old magazines. See example 1. |
| 3. | Glue the pictures onto box board and allow
to dry. |
| 4. | Using a ruler draw a rectangle
below the feet. See example 2. |
| 5. | Carefully cut through all layers
around the outline of the figure. |
| 6. | Make a cut in the rectangle
between the feet at the bottom of the animal. Bend one half forward
and the other half back. See example 3. Glue onto your
base. |
| 7. | If the animal is too shaky, glue a triangle of cardboard on the back. See example 4. |
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