The children then had a go at creating their own topiary trees out of cupcake liners, pompoms, buttons and sequins, along with Styrofoam spheres, kite paper, dowel rods, moss and clay pots. And, oh! The ribbons added the final touch!
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| Covering the styrofoam base with kite paper |
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| Adding lines to cupcake liners |
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| The dowel rod has already been set in a cement mixture in the terracotta clay pot and left to dry. Then children covered this with newspaper to lift the base, whilst avoiding to increase more weight with the cement. |
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| Putting glue over the newspaper... |
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| Putting moss to cover the newspaper |
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| Covering the Styrofoam ball in glue before covering in kite paper |
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| Gluing the cupcake liner flowers in place |
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| Gluing the cupcake liner flowers in place |
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| Gluing the cupcake liner flowers in place |
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| Gluing the cupcake liner flowers in place |
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| Adding decoration! |
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| Adding decoration! |
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| Adding decoration! |
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| Adding decoration! |
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| The florist and her team at Budding Artists, proud with their freshly-created topiary trees! |
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ReplyDeleteGrazzi Claudette! Kull wahda giet differenti, grazzi ghall-immaginazzjon ta' kull tifel u tifla! Narakom il-gimgha d-diehla! :)
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