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InstructionsForBuildingTheAltar StoneTilePatterns

This document provides instructions for building an altar using either a foam board method or cardboard method. For the foam board method, foam board is cut into pieces and blackened around the edges to form the altar base. Floor tiles are then broken into small pieces and glued onto the foam board in a stone-like pattern. The Adventurer Law and names can then be printed and attached. For the cardboard method, stones are drawn or cut out of construction paper and glued onto butcher paper wrapped around a cardboard box to form the altar base. Letters are then added in the same way. Patterns for the stone tiles are provided.

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InstructionsForBuildingTheAltar StoneTilePatterns

This document provides instructions for building an altar using either a foam board method or cardboard method. For the foam board method, foam board is cut into pieces and blackened around the edges to form the altar base. Floor tiles are then broken into small pieces and glued onto the foam board in a stone-like pattern. The Adventurer Law and names can then be printed and attached. For the cardboard method, stones are drawn or cut out of construction paper and glued onto butcher paper wrapped around a cardboard box to form the altar base. Letters are then added in the same way. Patterns for the stone tiles are provided.

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Miguel Martins
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Instructions for MATERIALS

Building the Altar NEEDED


• Black foam board:
FOAM BOARD METHOD Black background
provides a stone
Foam Board—Use a utility knife and a straight edge to cut the foam board.
mortar effect. Can be
You will need four pieces that are 12 in (30.48 cm) wide at the bottom, 10 in obtained at an office
(25.4 cm) wide at the top, and 9 in (22.86 cm) high. supply or building
supply store.
Use a felt pen to blacken the white edges because the edges will show through • Floor tile: Armstrong
the tile. Use the leftover foam board to internally brace the corners. Insert small Imperial Texture
brad nails to hold the sides together while the hot glue is setting. Standard Excelun
Tile works well. You
can get this tile in
Tile—Break the tile into small pieces with pliers or wire cutters. The tile can
several shades at
be trimmed to fit the spaces to resemble stones. Start from a corner and use a
Home Depot or other
hot glue gun to adhere the tile. Continue to fit and glue new pieces of different building supply store.
colored tile to give the altar a stone effect.
• Utility knife
10 in • Black felt pen
Letters—Print and attach the Adventurer Law
on the bottom row of the altar. The words may • Hot glue gun
need to be distributed on every other stone. • Glue
9 in
Induction—Print and attach the Adventurers’
names on the stone tiles. One name per tile.

12
in

CARDBOARD METHOD MATERIALS


NEEDED
Use colored pencils or colored pastels to
draw stones on butcher paper (enough to • Cardboard box
cover the cardboard box). (You could also cut • Butcher paper (black)
stone shapes out of gray or tan construction
• Colored pencils or
paper instead and glue or tape them onto the colored pastels
butcher paper [see stone tile pattern on pp.
• Construction paper
84-85]). Glue or tape butcher paper around
(gray or tan)
cardboard box. Repeat the steps above for the
letters and induction. • Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Stone Tile Patterns
(see on pp. 84-85 or
Pinterest)
Find the Stone Tile Patterns at
Pinterest.com/AdventSource

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Instructions for Building the Altar (p. 2)
Adventurer Law Stone Tile Patterns

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Instructions for Building the Altar (p. 3)
Adventurer Name Stone Tile Patterns

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