First, I took one large balloon and one small balloon, and coated them in papier-mâché, which is strips of newspaper dipped into a mixture of flour and water.
Then, I cut out other parts from cardboard scraps.
I created a face on the smaller balloon using Play-Doh.
I built feet from cardboard cutouts, twisty-straws, and some Play-Doh to hold it together, then wrapped the whole thing in papier-mâché.
I also wrapped the other parts in papier-mâché.
I assembled the parts using a combination of popsicle sticks, wire, tape, hot glue, and papier-mâché.
Add some paint, and we have a dragon.
The hardest part has been keeping the kids from breaking it before it was finished.
2 comments:
'Tis a shame your masterpiece will be beat to a pulp! Great work!
~Allison
Some rules were made to be broken. This dragon definitely was.
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