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206
Visit Japan next, the land
of symbols, where every craft activity has another meaning. Though
the designs appear to be simple, the crafts can be very intricate.
206-1 Origami Kimono
and Pin wheel: Simple paper folding gives you two different
toys: a paper doll and a pin wheel.
206-2 Temari Balls: This craft is one of the most intricate
and beautiful designs of Japan. Use yarn and a styrofoam ball
center to form these eye-catching woven designs.
206-3 Origami Fish: Folding paper is a traditional craft
of this country. You'll use very simple folding techniques to
create a mosaic paper fish design of many small squares of paper.
206-4 Watercolor Windsock: Watercolor painting represents
an important technique of Japan. Create this paper windsock
using some very unique painting techniques.
206-5
Plum Blossom Fan: Fans
and plum blossoms are two important symbols incorporated in
this design. Have fun folding and cutting to make this delicate
design.
206-6 Hands On Project: Light One Candle; a multi-cultural
arts program.
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