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Simple Paper-Strip Weaving
Explore the idea in “Simple Paper-Strip Weaving” using a few large parts. Your version can look different from the example. Arrange or wrap wide, short fabric strips on a large backing with adult help.
Study the example for possibilities, then close or cover it. Your work should make different choices.
What to do
- Make a fiber version of “Simple Paper-Strip Weaving” with large parts.
- Arrange or wrap wide, short fabric strips on a large backing with adult help.
- Choose colors and arrange the largest sections first. Ask an adult to secure the starting end.
- Repeat your chosen wrapping, arranging, or over-under action. Stop and ask for help when a strip catches.
- Secure the ends with paper tape or school glue. Let them dry.
- Show one texture or pattern you chose. Return spare strips.
My project: Simple Paper-Strip Weaving. Show or point to what you tried; an adult can record your words.
My choice: Draw a mark or point to a color, shape, or part you chose.
My discovery: Show something you noticed. Adult note: What support helped?
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