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Pencils and pens at the right place!

Funny art

A mouse or a drawing holder?

Tips

&

Tricks

Creative solutions by Gaurav

All about rock!

Create your own Art-attacking band

Art Attack collection

Special techniques for

Art Attack artists

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A natural book

Flowers and leaves on paper

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Arty fashion book

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The latest fashion catalogue

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Art-cake tin

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Letters from fans

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YOU WILL NEED

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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

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

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ART ATTACK. Vol

1 • Issue 4 •

Jun

2011

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8

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Make two holes in the top

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rectangle at

2

cm from the

side and upper margins.

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Cut the two partitions, as shown in

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the picture. Attach some pieces of

adhesive tape.

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Make some other partitions

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by cutting the bottom of three

chocolate boxes. Fix the tubes on

the box front with rubber adhesive.

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Paint the holder with white acrylic

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and leave it to dry.

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To decorate your holder, draw and

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colour some Art Attack splashes on

a sheet of paper. Cut them out with

a pair of scissors.

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To hang your holder, roll a

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plasticised wire (about

25

cm long)

around a pencil. You will obtain

a spring.

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Insert the spring ends in the two

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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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Rubber adhesive

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Paintbrushes,

acrylic colours

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Two ping pong balls

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Yellow high lighter

Marl:?er pens, felt pads

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Pipe-cleaning brushes

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String, straws

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Paper clips

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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

ears on the body.

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.

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Paint the inside of the ears with pink

acrylic and the contour with light

blue. Leave it to dry.

Colour the ping pong balls

yellow. Fix them with paper

adhesive tape between the nose

and ears. Draw the pupils.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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YOU WILL NEED

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Plastic bottles

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Coloured cardboards

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Two reels of thread

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Balloon to blow

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Thermocol ball

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Toilet paper, newspaper

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Papier-mache, scissors

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Rubber adhesive

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Adhesive tape

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Fort:?s and plastic spoons

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Acrylic colours,

paintbrushes

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Plastic caps, metal caps

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Coloured pipe-cleaning

brushes

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Two pudding

plastic cartons

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Funnel

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Coloured ribbons

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Stapler

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Drawing pins

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Make a hole

10

cm long and

5

cm

wide in a plastic bottle. Paint the

bottle with red acrylic. Put three

drawing pins on the base of the

mouthpiece. Glue a card paper

rectangle, cut in fringes, around it.

With some string, fix a reel of

thread to the lower part of the

mouth. Pass wool threads through

the reel and the drawing pins.

Make a

15 X 5

cm hole in a blue­

painted bottle. Attach splashes

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and pipe-cleaning brushes to it.

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Jun

2011

Attach a pipe-cleaning brush around

the mouth outline. Make small holes

in the bottle and insert two spoons

for the ears. For the eyes, use two

plastic caps decorated with a black

marker pen.

To make the legs, use two yellow

pipe-cleaning brushes. Attach two

metal caps decorated like buttons

to the ends of the legs.

Insert three drawing pins near the

mouthpiece. Fix a reel of thread

in the lower part of the hole with

some string. Pass the wool threads

through the reel and the pins.

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5

Blow a balloon and cover it with

pieces of newspaper soaked in

a mixture of water and rubber

adhesive. Do not cover the closing

knot. Leave it to dry. Burst the

balloon and pull it out.

Close the hole with parcel adhesive

tape. Fix the cardboard cylinder to the

balloon with another piece of adhesive

tape. Your maracas is ready. Now, all

you have to do is decorate it.

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Place an empty toilet paper roll in

the hole. Trace its outline. Fill dried

peas and beans into the hole.

Paint the

balloon with

green acrylic.

Paint yellow and

red stripes on

the handle.

Cut a thermocol ball

in half. Fix cardboard

eyebrows with tape.

Paste green papier

mache over it.

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Draw the iris and

paint the inside with

light blue acrylic.

7

Paint the eyelid

dark green.

Draw spots.

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Cut out the edges of two pudding

plastic cartons: you will need them

to make the eyes.

Paint the pupils on two plastic caps

and glue them onto the bottom of

the plastic cartons

(

which you can

paint white

)

. Fix the two eyes on a

funnel with paper adhesive tape.

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• Vol 1 •

Issue

4

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Jun 2011

Add two cardboard flaps to each

carton: a long one on one side and

a short one on the other side. Fold

them and join them with a stapler.

Make the teeth and tongue by

fixing coloured cardboard inside

the funnel. Wrap some coloured

ribbons round a plastic tube. Insert

the funnel in the tube and fix it with

adhesive tape.

Drawing funny old people like the man below isn't

easy, but with the right Art Attack, everything

becomes easier.

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YOU WILL NEED

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Drawing sheet

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Pencil

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Coloured cardboard

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Wax paper

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Acrylic colours

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Paintbrush

Do you know how to recreate

round surfaces? All you

need is a pencil and an

eraser, and it will be

a walkover!

Sometimes, you have to draw

many shapes identical to

one another and it isn't

always easy. Here are

three infallible tricks.

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To obtain

identical drawings, the

easiest thing you can do

is place a white sheet

of paper on top of the

drawing you want to copy

and trace the outlines. If

you can't see the drawing

properly, you can place

the two sheets on

a window.

If you want

to create many shapes

ident

i

cal to each other, make a

sample shape. Draw the shape

you want on a cardboard and

cut it out. Let it lean on a sheet

of paper or whatever support

you

'

ve chosen and trace the

outlines with a pencil. You can

repeat this operation

as many times

as you want.

If you need to

duplicate the shape

of an object you have

already made, place

the object on a sheet

of paper or whatever

support you prefer.

Trace the outlines

with a pencil

.

Nature sometimes gives birth

to art

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creations that are

identical-or most identical­

to each other. It's what we

call 'twins'

(

not the sign of the

Zodiac, but the two offspring

born together that are as alike

as two peas

)

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From the birth of Romulus

and Remus, who left a mark

in ancient history, to the twins

Mary

-

Kate and Ashley Olsen

who are whooping it up on

television, more than

2000

years have passed and science

has explained practically all

the secrets concerning twins.

But

,

there are still a lot of

undisclosed mysteries. Many

twins say they can feel their

twin's sensations and some

twins separated since birth have

taken the same decisions in life.

What can we say, sometimes

Mother Nature does some

ingenious Art Attacks!

Uere's your last

to enter the

'Fun with Art Attack Contest'. Participate

and look out for the next issue

• • •

you may just be one of our lucky winners!

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Hard cardboard

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Scissors, pencil

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Paper perforator

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cotton, colourful

ribbons

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Coloured cardboards

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Zigzag scissors

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Corl:?s, moss

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Ice-lolly sticl:?s

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Rubber adhesive,

paintbrush

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Orange and

yellow felt paper

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White sheets of paper,

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checl:?ed material

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Crumble a few corks. Cover the

lower edge of the meadow with

rubber adhesive by making a wavy

shape. Before the glue dries, drop

some cork crumbles on it: they will

look like soil.

To make the

plants, attach

some pieces of

dried moss on the

soil with rubber

adhesive.

Make clouds with some

cotton and attach them with

rubber adhesive.

ART ATTACK. Vol 1 • Issue 4 • Jun 2011

To make the fence, glue some

ice-lolly sticks on one part of the

meadow and of the sky, as shown

in the picture.

Cut out two flowers, one bigger than

the other, out of orange and yellow

felt paper. Glue the small flower at

the centre of the big one, then fix

it in the upper right corner of your

'landscape' with rubber adhesive

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Attach your 'landscape' to one

cardboard. Make two holes

Make another 'landscape' similar to the

previous one, but without clouds and

fence. Attach it to the other cardboard

and make the holes: the cover and back

page of your book are ready.

Cut some

14

x

6

cm checked

material rectangles using zigzag

scissors. Attach them to the pages.

Fix coloured cardboard rectangles

indicating the different categories

(name, date

/

place, and details

)

to

catalogue leaves and flowers.

Only one

detail is missing:

a wooden

ladybird on the

fence!

Cut some sheets of paper in order

to form

20

x

20

cm squares. With the

paper perforator, make some holes

in the middle of one of the sides of

each square: they will be the pages

of your book.

Insert the sheets between the cover

and the back page so that the holes

match one another. Make a few

ribbons pass through the holes to

close the book.

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Three coloured sheets

of cardboard

•

Three white sheets

of paper

•

Pencil,

marber pens

•

Stapler

•

Rubber adhesive

Delve into the

world of fashion with this

Arty fashion book! Create a

fashion catalogue of your own.

Choose a model and start

sewing, cutting and pasting.

Fold them in half along th long Ide

Put one cardboard on anoth r

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that the left flap of th middl

cardboard correspond with

the right flaps of the upp r and

lower cardboards_

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Fix the

central part of

the catalogue

with a stapler.

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Place the tracing paper on t

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he first

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cardboard of the catalogue, so that

the side with the drawing is in

contact with the cardboard.

Trace the shape and the lines.

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Make the same decalcomania on

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the second and third flaps.

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On a sheet of tracing paper,

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draw the silhouette of a man.

Trace three horizontal lines to

divide him in four parts: head,

bust, legs and feet.

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You have made a decalcomania.

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Remove the traCing paper and

observe how the drawing has

transferred on the cardboard.

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Reproduce the silhouette on three

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white sheets of paper. Dress the

three models in different ways:

sporty, casual and beach-style

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Colour the drawings with marker

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pens and cut the shapes out.

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Cut the cardboards along the

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horizontal lines. Close the catalogue

and start leafing through it to try

different combinations of clothes.

Attach the

silhouettes on the

flaps with rubber

adhesive by making

them correspond to

the ones traced on

the cardboard.

You've cooked your favourite cake, but don't

know how to carry it to your friend's house?

It's easy-make this Art-attacking cake tin!

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Round carton

caRe tray

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Square, pencil

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Scissors

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Coloured cardboard

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Stapler, adhesive tape,

glue sticR

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Transparent wrapping

paper

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MarRer pen

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Marble, balloon

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Icing nozzle

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Fit one arch in another in the cut

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by forming a structure similar to

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a cross. Fix it with adhesive tape.

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Cut the tray outline by making two

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arches of the same size: they will be

needed to hold the dome.

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Make a cut of

4

cm on each arch

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extremity. Make a cut in the middle

of one arch: you will need it to fit the

arches in, so be careful not to cut

it completely.

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Insert the edge in the cuts done on

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the arch extremities and fix with

adhesive tape.

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On a sheet of wrapping paper, trace

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two perpendicular lines of

45

cm

each. Draw a circle and cut out the

four lunes.

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Draw, colour and cut out some

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Art Attack splashes.

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You will need a knob to open the cake

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tin, so insert a marble in a balloon.

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Fix each lune between the two

arches and the edge with adhesive

tape. You will obtain a dome. Cut the

exceeding parts.

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Make the neck of the balloon

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pass through an icing nozzle.

Make a knot to fix it.

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Make two holes on the top of the

Art Attack belongs to all you little

and big artists out there. So, pen down

what you liked, what you'd like me to add,

and all the wonderful art-ideas in your

creative head.

Dear Gaurav ,

1 reaUy \ike your magazine

.

It's awesome!

i have lots of fun making different items

Last month on

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

1 made a decorative tray and gave it to my

mother. it made her very happy. 1 hope your

next magazine comes soon so i can make

many more things.

Thank you,

Stephan

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