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    This document provides instructions for making a 3D paper sculpture using cardboard, paper, pencils, glue, and markers. Students are instructed to cut paper into strips, roll them around pencils to create paper tubes, and glue the tubes together to form a sculpture. Decorating the paper and adding scale elements like toys or drawings are encouraged. Students are asked to send photos of their completed sculptures to the teacher's email to be displayed online.

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    This document provides instructions for making a 3D paper sculpture using cardboard, paper, pencils, glue, and markers. Students are instructed to cut paper into strips, roll them around pencils to create paper tubes, and glue the tubes together to form a sculpture. Decorating the paper and adding scale elements like toys or drawings are encouraged. Students are asked to send photos of their completed sculptures to the teacher's email to be displayed online.

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    This document provides instructions for making a 3D paper sculpture using cardboard, paper, pencils, glue, and markers. Students are instructed to cut paper into strips, roll them around pencils to create paper tubes, and glue the tubes together to form a sculpture. Decorating the paper and adding scale elements like toys or drawings are encouraged. Students are asked to send photos of their completed sculptures to the teacher's email to be displayed online.

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    Mrs.

    Schiel’s Art Room

    3-D Paper Sculpture


    

    Hello Amazing Art Students. I miss each and every one of you! Since we can not
    be together I am going to give you a fantastic art project for you to make on your
    own or with your family. Over the years this has been a favorite art project. Can
    you believe you can make a sculpture from one piece of paper?

    Getting started. What you need:

    - piece of cardboard

    - 1 sheet of computer paper

    - 2 pencils. One needs to be long

    - ruler

    - markers or crayons

    - glue

    - paint brush for glue or use a pencil


    tip.

    - LOW TEMPERATURE hot glue gun.


    Do not use a hot temperature glue
    gun. only LOW so you will not

    burn yourself. You can find one at a

    grocery store.
    


    Using the width of a ruler, (about 1 Decorate your paper sections with cut your paper into strips along the
    1/4 inch width) as a guide make a marker or crayon or colored pencil. pencil line. we are going to roll the
    series of lines across your paper. Even if you only have a black ink pen, paper around a pencil. At the length of a
    Make certain the lines are straight and that is still going to look great. pencil, I cut some off. It turns out to be
    you do not make them smaller than about 2/3 of the width of the paper. You
    what you can roll around pencil. can use the shorter pieces too it you
    like.
    Before you roll the entire way, stop Hold down with the seam
    Using both hands roll the top of the and add a tiny amount of glue underneath the pencil.
    paper around the longest pencil along the edge. I do this with a count to 15
    you can find.
    paintbrush. you can also use the
    tip of a pencil. do not get glue on
    the pencil or the paper tube will not
    easily slide off.

    gently slip the paper tubes Once you have all the Begin to assemble using a LOW
    off the pencil paper tubes for a project TEMPERATURE HOT GLUE GUN.
    let them dry for about 20 Never use a hot temperature hot
    minutes to become glue gun. It will be too hot for the
    stronger. You can even let paper and you will likely burn
    them dry overnight and yourself. You will need to hold each
    paper tube in place for a minute or
    two. I like to make a tripod 3 tubes
    to begin with because the triangle is
    the strongest shape.
    Once I am finished with my
    Sculpture, I like to add people or
    animals to give it scale.

    Scale means the size of an object


    in relation to another object.

    When I add people or animals to my


    art piece it just made a tiny house
    now appear to look like a big house.
    To achieve SCALE I do not
    need to draw my own people
    or animals. I can also add
    toys or objects from around
    my house to achieve the
    same visual effect.
    When you are finished with your amazing Paper Tube Sculpture send a photo to my
    email. I am creating a website that I will send to you as soon as I am finished. On
    that website I have a wall that I can post your art work on. Remember to add your
    name, grade and teacher’s name when you send in your art

    Jennifer.schiel@slcschools.org

    or check out your school instagram site

    Indian Hills Elementary @amazingindianhillsart

    Franklin Elementary @amazingfranklinart

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