ALUMINUM FOIL MODELING
Aluminum foil can he rolled up and pressed into animal shapes.
Add wings (o aluminum foil animals and hugs the same way that you added them to the dough hug.

Bend pipe cleaners into the shape ol wings. See Picture. Clue tissue paper over the pipe cleaners. Stick the wings into the hug.
When the clay has dried for about a day, paint it with tempera paint. Cover the colors with shellac.
Try making birds, butterflies, and spiders in the same way.

Mix flour, salt, and alum in a bowl. Slowly mix in water. When the dough is thick and solt like modeling clay, it is ready to use.
Koll some of it into a ball, and shape it like the hug in the picture.
Cut up pipe cleaners for legs and feelers. Stick them into the sides of the douth bug.

Doodle Bugs of Dough and Foil.
Materials
• 2 cups of flour
• 1 cup of salt
• water (between 5 and i of a cup)
• a bowl
• 2 tablespoons of powdered alum (you can buy it in a drugstore)
• pipe cleaners
• glue
• tempera
• shellac
• tissue paper

Hit by bit, cut awav the out-side edge ol the soap until you reach the   lines. When you carve, hold the knife edge away from your body. Don’t try to cut away big chunks, just cut a little at a time.
Round out the top of the turtle’s back with the knife. With a pointed stick vou can make dents for the turtle’s eyes and mark lines on its shell.
When you finish carving, smooth the sides by wetting the snap and rubbing it with your fingers.
Paint the turtle with tempera.
You can carve many other animals out of soap. Remember it is easier to carve the animals if vou first draw a picture on the soap.

A turtle carved from SOAP
1. Scrape any lettering from the sides of a bar of soap.
2. Lay the soap on paper and trace around it.
3. Draw the top view ol a turtle (see Picture) inside the soap outline on the paper.
4. Put a piece of carbon paper between the drawing and the soap, and trace over the lines of the picture. This will make a carbon copy on the soap.

A turtle carved from SOAP
Materials
a bar of soap
a paring knife
paper and a pencil
tempera paints
carbon paper
a pointed stick

DRIFTWOOD MOBILES
Tic small pieces of driftwood to each other with picture wire. See picture. Then tie a longer piece of picture wire to the center of the top piece of driftwood. Make sure the pieces balance. Hang the mobile in a window or a doorway.

COAT HANGER MOBILE
Materials
a wire coat hange
string
heavy construction or cardboard
Pull a wire coat hanger into the shape shown in the picture.
Cut different shapes like stars, circles, and triangles out of construction paper or cardboard.
Tie strings to the paper shapes and hang them from the coat hanger.
Hang the coat-hanger mobile by a string in a window or doorway.

Modeling clay craft
A toothpick will also hold the head to the body of a clay monkey. Bond pipe cleaners for the legs and the tail. The ears are made of cardboard or felt.