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Materials:
- Lint from clothes dryer
- Cake pan (round or square)
- Rags
- Cookie Sheet
- Any of the following items, torn or cut into small pieces:
dried flowers, grass, weeds, leaves, colored thread, seeds,
paper towels, colored paper, newspaper
- Water
Old
Screen
- Heavy Scissors
- Construction or poster paper
- White glue
Instructions:
- Cut the old screen so that it fits easily into the bottom
of the cake pan.
- Remove the screen.
- Place lint and other gathered materials into the cake
pan and fill it with warm water.
- Let the water stand for five minutes.
- Submerge the old screen down into the "lint soup"
at the bottom of the pan.
- Carefully lift the screen out of the pan so that a layer
of lint stays on top of the screen.
- With the remaining lint mixture in the pan and your fingers,
patch any holes in the layer of lint.
- Blot the lint paper carefully with rags.
- Place the screen on the cookie sheet and let it dry.
- Remove the lint paper from the screen once it is completely
dry and glue the lint paper to the construction paper.
Source: Good
Art Earth, by MaryAnn F. Kohl and Cindy Gainer. For ages
6 and up.
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