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"POP-UP"
by: FARRAH PRINCESS D. RESTAURO
Materials: Paper (any kind, the harder the better)
A pair of Scissors
Glue
and Any design you want to Pop-up.
Procedures:
1. Fold the paper into crosswise.
2. crease well
3. cut 2 lines parallel to each other in any size or length (it depends on you). Remember: Don't cut on the open side.
4. Open the paper
5. Push the cutted part forward and crease well.
6. Then push it again Backward (crease well)
7. after that push the cutted part again forward and make it stand
8. Glue all the designs you want in the stand.
Make it Creative and Nice :"))
For Clearer instructions watch this --->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dK5k2DqBSa8

MARBLING by: Mary Barbie Ronulo

Materials: Paint, tray, cups, piece of paper, water, gas

Procedures:

1. Pour the water in the tray with 1-2cm deep.
2. Put the paint in the cups and mix with a little gas.
3. Pour the paint in water, and then create your own design.
4. Gently place the paper above the water. Be sure it won’t sink.
5. After the design transferred to the paper, place it under the sun.
6. Your marbling art work is now ready to use.

Yarn Mosaic by Jade C. Duran

Materials: yarn, scissor, glue and bond paper

Procedures:
1. Make an outline of the desired shape/s on the paper (e.g animals, flowers and objects).
2.Cut the yarn into small pieces and untangle it.
3. Using the glue, paste the untangled yarn on the shape. It serves as the color of the desired shape/s.
4.You can beautify your artwork by putting a boarder on the shape.
5. You can also paste your finished work on the cardboard.
ENJOY !!!

Honeycomb Pompoms

Materials: tissue papers, glue stick, scissors, needle and thread, scrap papers, cardboard

Procedure:
1. First, decide what size pom-pom you want to make and cut a circle from cardboard. Cut the circle in half.

Take multiple sheets of TISSUE PAPER and layer them on top of each other, now fold these in half to make double the layers, then fold in half again to create loads of layers. Now cut out a rectangular square that’s comfortably bigger than the half circle, you want to end up with around 40-50 sheets.
The number of layers you need varies depending on how dense you want to make your honeycomb.
2. Take one sheet of the TISSUE PAPER and place it on a larger piece of scrap paper. Now we’ll need to divide the width of the tissue paper into a few equal sections by drawing marker lines in 2 alternating colors as in the photo. How close the lines are to each other determines the cell size of the honeycomb.
3. Pick a line in one color first, grab your GLUE STICK and run vertically across the tissue paper as if connecting the lines. I found it easiest to hold one side of the tissue paper firmly and work from the middle to the edges. Hold your glue stick at an angle if necessary so the glue line is not too thick. Do the same for the rest of the lines in the same color.
4. Now place another sheet of TISSUE PAPER on top. Rub it well. Now choose the line in the other color and repeat the gluing procedure as before. You’ll be gluing the lines in areas that were not glued on the previous sheet.
Repeat this with the rest of the sheets of TISSUE PAPER. Take care to keep alternating your glue lines between each sheet.
5. When you’re through all the remaining tissue papers, congrats you have your honeycomb paper! You can now cut it into any shape you like but here we’ll use the half circle to make a pom-pom. Place your half circle on top and trace loosely around it.
6. Cut along the lines. You’ll be cutting 40-50 sheets together so large scissors really help.
7. Glue the cardboard half circles on both sides of your honeycomb paper.
8. Put a threaded needle through tight in the corner of your half circle.
9. Knot the thread but keep some slack, otherwise it won’t open. Do the same on the other corner. You can leave the thread long on one end to hang up the pom-pom later.
10. Now after all this work this is the exciting and rewarding part! Hold the cardboard on both ends and pull apart slowly. Some parts that shouldn’t be glued might have a little glue residue and not come apart straight away, just keep pulling gently and they should all separate CLEANLY.

Paper Folding by Joshua L. Bazar

Procedure:
1.Start with a rectangular piece of paper,colored side up.Fold in half,then open.
2.Fold in half downwards.
3.Bring corners in to center line.
4.Fold uppermost layer upwards and do the same to the back.Crease well.
5.Pull the sides out and flatten.
6.Fold front layer up to top and do the same to the back.
7.Pull the sides outwards and flatten.
8.Gently pull the top parts of the model outwards,making a boat shape.
9.Flatten well to crease all folds.Then open out slightly,forming a boat shape.Finished boat!

CRAYON RUBBING by Ruin Claude Torlao Pascual

Procedure:

1. Prepare variety of leaves.
2. Arrange up to 4 leaves on a smooth surface.
3. Put a thin white paper over the leaves.
4. Remove the paper from around a dark colored crayons.
5. Use the side of the crayon to rub gently over the paper and leaves.
6. Watch the outlines and veins appear on the paper.
ENJOY! :D

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