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Required Materials;
- Corks
- Coctail sticks or toothpicks
- Felt or paper
- Scissors
(- Optional pegdolls and glue)
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1 - Cut a cocktail stick in half.
Push one or two halves into the side of a cork.
2 - Attach another cork to it by pushing it into the cocktail sticks.
(It helps when you pierce the corks first)
3 - Make a small hole with the top of the scissors and attach the mast
(= a twig or stick with a square piece of felt, paper or leaf)
4- Optional; glue a small pegdoll on the boat.
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Fill a (bath-tub with water and enjoy your gnome cork boats this weekend!
(You can find a rainbow gnome tutorial here)
Superleuk!
ReplyDeletegroetjes Severine
Dank je Severine, ik vind ze zo dapper op het water!
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