It's fun using creative household tools. Today we used two mixing bowls from the kitchen to make circle cutouts and doubler shapes. Then the real fun began - cutting! Scary at first, once a few cuts are made it becomes more natural, and following a line on the inside, outside, or right down the middle isn't so bad. Making a circle can be tough, though. Used a jig saw for cutting out frames 2,3,4. Shadow inspected the frames for quality control.
Monday, February 21, 2011
2-21. Day 2
It's fun using creative household tools. Today we used two mixing bowls from the kitchen to make circle cutouts and doubler shapes. Then the real fun began - cutting! Scary at first, once a few cuts are made it becomes more natural, and following a line on the inside, outside, or right down the middle isn't so bad. Making a circle can be tough, though. Used a jig saw for cutting out frames 2,3,4. Shadow inspected the frames for quality control.
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I use paint tins, container lids, pot lids or anything else that looks about the right size to mark out circles, good work there. I do hope the pup stayed clear of the glue and paint!
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