Papercrafts

Long time ago, perhaps it's hard to say the exact year.

cut out a strip of grass. fold it into quarters. glue the grass flat on some card, only put glue one the outside quarters, not the middle. bend card at a 160-120 degree angle (doesn't need to be exact) and lift middle quarters of grass, then close the card. when re-opened (not at 180 degrees) the middle quarters should pop of the page.

hope this helps, if not search youtube and you may be able to find an example

i am quite sure you do, just pop it once the mache is dry

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Haha. My goodness. My dad got me a hogwarts castle that you are supposed to put together with over 250 pieces! It is crazy! I have just been making tunnels and squares and when my castle looks terrible I take it down again. I still haven't gotten it but I'm pretty darn claose!

use printer paper, although newspaper is way better

Quilling is the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create designs.

A digital watermark is called fragileif it fails to be detectable after the slightest modification. Fragile watermarks are commonly used for tamper detection (integrity proof). Modifications to an original work that clearly are noticeable, commonly are not referred to as watermarks, but as generalized barcodes.

You can buy a better quality folder that is a heavier grade of cardboard. Smead is one of the brand names. Possibly, gluing two lighter weight folders together might work in the short term. You could strengthen an existing folder by sticking some sort of wide tape (maybe parcel tape?) around the sides & bottom of it.

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2nd answer from different person:

Paper Mache is an art so you can make it instead of buying some expensive paste at the store. All you have to do is mix flour and water together in a big bowl, mix until all of the flour is unseen. Then you dunk torn up news paper and place on whatever you are making. After a day it should be dry and repeat for 2 more layers, afterwards you can paint it.

You can buy wax paper at your local supermarket, such as Kroger or WalMart. It will be in the isle with tin foil and maybe plastic bags.

Some, but not all, cardboard is treated with wax or laminated. These forms of cardboard are considered to be waterproof.

Gatefold is a style of a greetings card which opens at the front like a gate would it has two creases or folds going from the edge to the center on each side which makes the gate

Well origami is quite easy though, it gets harder as you move to a different stage in it.

To make an origami hat, you have to click on the url and it will show you step by step.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Ov-l-m_Qg

This will show you step by step and is really easy.

yes

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they are made from coconuts and also paper mache... you can use glue and mix it with hot water.. then dip newspaper into it and then stick the newspaper on a balloon that has about a 9 in. diameter.

a paper cutter is a class two lever

Paper mache is when newspaper, or other paper, is dipped into a mixture of flour and glue and then placed over a shape to dry. A fox can be created by using a round shape for the body, a smaller round shape for the head, triangles for the ears and snout, and an oblong for he tail. When dry, the project may be painted to look like a fox.

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Because the glue is a central force, and the rest of the paper bends towards the center.

When you are done with the paper mâché, fill the middle with plaster and wait 4-6 hours.

Yes it is. Maybe very minor differences in different makers.

Myler paper is usually a little thinner than tracing paper. They both work in the same way and can be used in art projects.