By Lorine Mason
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Main supplies:
- 24”
Wood Shaker peg shelf
- Two 3”
Styrofoam® balls
- Activa®
Rigid Wrap® plaster cloth
- Delta Ceramcoat®
acrylic paint – red, white, terra cotta
- Fine point
markers – red, black
Basics supplies:
- Beacon® Kid’s
Choice Glue
- Foam brush
- Scissors
- Plastic knife
- Pencil
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When you see the “helping hand” symbol on a project,
it means you may need adult supervision to do the project. Always
use care when using tools or a heat source. Be careful and safe!
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Instructions:
1. Paint wood shelf red.
Let dry.
2. Using plastic knife cut Styrofoam® balls in half.
3. Cut Rigid Wrap® into 1” strips. Dip in water
and cover 3 rounded halves of the Styrofoam® balls. Let
dry.
4. Paint 2 halves white and the other terra cotta. Let dry.
Use markers to draw ball markings for a soccer ball, baseball
and basketball.
5. Glue completed balls to shelf. Let dry.
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