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    Here are the step-by-step procedures to make a "Paper Plate Flower Weave": 1. Cut out petals from the paper plate. Make sure to cut out an odd number of petals. 2. Color the petals using poster colors or any coloring materials. Allow to dry. 3. Punch a small hole near the top of each petal using the scissors. 4. Cut a long piece of yarn. Thread the yarn through the holes starting from the center petal outward alternating the direction. 5. Once all the petals are threaded, tie a knot at the back to secure. 6. Glue the center of the "flower" to add dimension

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    Here are the step-by-step procedures to make a "Paper Plate Flower Weave": 1. Cut out petals from the paper plate. Make sure to cut out an odd number of petals. 2. Color the petals using poster colors or any coloring materials. Allow to dry. 3. Punch a small hole near the top of each petal using the scissors. 4. Cut a long piece of yarn. Thread the yarn through the holes starting from the center petal outward alternating the direction. 5. Once all the petals are threaded, tie a knot at the back to secure. 6. Glue the center of the "flower" to add dimension

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    Here are the step-by-step procedures to make a "Paper Plate Flower Weave": 1. Cut out petals from the paper plate. Make sure to cut out an odd number of petals. 2. Color the petals using poster colors or any coloring materials. Allow to dry. 3. Punch a small hole near the top of each petal using the scissors. 4. Cut a long piece of yarn. Thread the yarn through the holes starting from the center petal outward alternating the direction. 5. Once all the petals are threaded, tie a knot at the back to secure. 6. Glue the center of the "flower" to add dimension

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    Artscraftsofcalabarzonbicolregion 180708083901

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    Here are the step-by-step procedures to make a "Paper Plate Flower Weave": 1. Cut out petals from the paper plate. Make sure to cut out an odd number of petals. 2. Color the petals using poster colors or any coloring materials. Allow to dry. 3. Punch a small hole near the top of each petal using the scissors. 4. Cut a long piece of yarn. Thread the yarn through the holes starting from the center petal outward alternating the direction. 5. Once all the petals are threaded, tie a knot at the back to secure. 6. Glue the center of the "flower" to add dimension

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    Arts & Crafts of

    CALABARZON &
    Bicol Region
    ARTS & CRAFTS OF LUZON
    LET’S REVIEW!
    DIRECTIONS:

    WRITE THE LETTER OF


    THE CORRECT ANSWER
    ON YOUR ANSWER
    SHEETS.
    1. Considered as the
    “Intramuros of the a. Ifugao
    North,” retains the
    b. Kalinga
    Spanish colonial
    architecture along its c. Pangasinan
    narrow and cobble-
    d. Vigan
    stoned streets known as
    Calle Crisologo.
    2. Hand weaving
    a. Burnay
    technique of the
    Ilocanos that is b. Bolinao Mats
    produced using c. Inabel
    traditional looms
    d. Labba
    3. Unglazed a. Burnay
    earthen jar
    b. Bolinao Mats
    with small
    c. Inabel
    opening used
    d. Labba
    for storage.
    4. Smoothly
    a. Burnay
    weaved mats
    b. Bolinao Mats
    made from buri
    or raffia leaves c. Inabel

    of Pangasinan. d. Labba
    5. Textile that is
    characterized by a. Burnay
    red stripes and b. Inabel
    white, yellow and
    c. Kalinga Textile
    black geometrical
    patterns. d. Labba
    6. Bowl- a. Burnay
    shaped
    b. Inabel
    basket made
    c. Kalinga Textile
    from rattan.
    d. Labba
    7. The last a. Apo Whang-Od

    “mambabatok” b. Gigie Santiago


    or traditional c. Katz Lorenzana
    Kalinga tattoo
    artist. d. Camsy Valencia
    8. Wooden
    a. Bul-Ul
    sculpture that
    b. Inabel
    represents the
    rice granary c. Kalinga Textile

    spirits. d. Labba
    9. Ifugao
    a. Bul-Ul
    amulet that are
    b. Inabel
    fertility
    symbols worn c. Kalinga Textile

    around the d. Lingling-O


    neck.
    10. Belt worn a. Ginaspala

    by married b. Inabel

    women of c. Kalinga Textile

    Bontoc d. Lingling-O
    11. Head gear used
    by Ivatan women of a.Bakwat
    Batanes to protect
    b. Burnay
    them from the heat
    of the sun and the c. Singkaban
    rains.
    d. Vakul
    12. Belt used
    a.Bakwat
    by mothers
    after giving b. Burnay

    birth in Nueva c. Singkaban

    Viscaya. d. Vakul
    13. Bamboo
    a.Bakwat
    arches designed
    with kayas or b. Burnay
    wood shavings c. Singkaban
    in Bulacan.
    d. Vakul
    14. Faced the
    Spanish-era a.Abucay Church
    settlement of
    b. Parish of the
    Olongapo, Pampanga Three Kings
    and used as an c. Spanish Gate
    entrance and exit to
    the naval station. d. Vakul
    15. Biggest a.Abucay Church
    and oldest b. Parish of the
    church in Three Kings
    c. Spanish Gate
    Nueva Ecija.
    d. Vakul
    LET’S
    CHECK!
    ARTS & CRAFTS OF LUZON
    LAGUNA
    PAETE –
    “Woodcarving
    Capital of the
    Philippines”
    RIZAL PROVINCE
    HIGANTES –
    Big papier mache
    figures of humans
    that represent
    farmers &
    fishermen
    TAAL, BATANGAS

    BALISONG –
    Also known as
    “butterfly knife.”
    QUEZON
    KIPING –
    Colorful thin rice
    wafers used to
    decorate houses
    during the Pahiyas
    Festival
    BICOL REGION
    Among the arts and crafts of
    Bicol Region include:
    baskets
    bags
    slippers
    coin purses

    -made from abaca and raffia


    fibers
    DIRECTION:

    WRITE THE LETTER OF


    THE CORRECT ANSWER
    ON YOUR NOTEBOOKS
    1. Also known as the a. Bicol
    “Woodcarving b. Paete
    Capital of the
    Philippines” located c. Pangasinan
    in Laguna d. Vigan
    2. Big papier mache
    figures of humans a. Balisong
    that represent b. Higantes
    farmers & fishermen
    c. Kiping
    during the festival in
    Angono, Rizal. d. Masskara
    3. A famous craft
    a. Balisong
    in Batangas and
    b. Higantes
    also known as
    “butterfly knife.” c. Kiping

    d. Masskara
    4. Colorful thin rice a. Balisong
    wafers used to
    b. Higantes
    decorate houses
    during the Pahiyas c. Kiping
    Festival in Quezon
    d. Masskara
    Province.
    5. Complete the statement:

    Among the arts and crafts of Bicol Region


    include baskets, bags, slippers and coin
    purses made from __________ and raffia
    fibers
    a.Abaca b. Areca
    c. Chamaedorea d. Sisal
    ART ACTIVITY:

    “Paper Plate Flower


    Weave”
    “PAPER PLATE FLOWER WEAVE”

    Materials:
     Paper Plate
     Scissors
     Yarn
     Poster Color/Any Coloring Materials
     Brush
     Glue
    Pages 163-165, Music
    and Arts Learner’s
    Material 7
    STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE

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