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Show
205
When you think of Mexican
crafts, the first thing that comes to mind is color: vibrant reds,
blues, greens and yellows appear in pottery, flowers and dolls.
205-1 Mosaic Bead Pottery:
The pottery of Mexico is one of their most beautiful and colorful
craft products. We start with a clay pot and wonderful beads
and a very unique grout to make a mosaic design.
205-2 Worry Dolls: Banish your worries with miniature
dolls that you can individualize. Sticks, thread scraps and
little bits of yarn are all you need.
205-3 Paper Blooms: These flowers are so festive and
bright, you'd almost think they were real. Create giant blooms
from a rainbow of tissue paper.
205-4 Fiesta doll: Color plays an important role in the
designs of Mexico. This festive doll on a Styrofoam base looks
ready to go dancing!
205-5 Pinata Basket: You won't need to break this pinata
to get to the candies inside. Straw raffia and plastic canvas
are the base for a colorful basket ready to fill with your favorite
candies.
205-6 Hands On Project: "You Make It Expo" and 4H crafts.
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