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Recycle your packing materials into Sculptural ART
Recycle your packing materials into Sculptural ART by Chris Cruikshank, Curriculum Development, KidzArt
Supplies:
Toothpicks
Packing foam peanuts (cellulose or plastic)
Water containers for cellulose peanuts
Rigid Molded Packing foam (the kind that has been sized to protect the item packed, like a radio or computer)
Spray paint or acrylic paint and brushes (optional)
Project #1 Using cellulose peanuts (the kind that dissolve in water) :
1. Dip the end of a peanut into a small container of water
2. Press the wet end of a peanut to another peanut–magic—it sticks together!
3. Build up a form using this simple process
Project #2 Using plastic peanuts, toothpicks, and molded foam
1. Carefully insert a toothpick into the peanut
2. Stick the other end into molded plastic foam
3. Build a sculpture using this process
4. Spray paint or hand paint
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