MATERIALS

Burlap bags

Fish scales

Old crayons

Glass window panes


Oilcloth


Cotton swabs

Kleenex, toilet tissue

Wire screen


Small scrub brush or tooth brush


White shoe polish


Native clay

Coffee cans with lids



Laundry starch


Paper towels


Vaseline or Cup Grease


Coat hangers

Scrap materials (buttons, yarn,
 felt, fabrics, milk bottle
 wires, feathers, etc.)

 Sawdust


 SUGGESTED USES

Hook rug base; scenery

Ornaments, decoration

Crayon etching, melted wax painting

Put adhesive tape around edges and use
 as palette

Table coverings for painting, clay model-
 ing, etc.

Use for brush

Erasing charcoal and colored chalk

For screen (by stretching over cigar box
 or larger box)

To scatter paint by scraping stick or tongue
 depressor over bristles

Tint with vegetable coloring and use for
 paint (spatter paint)

See recipe

For storage of individual clay modeling
 to keep material damp; bottom of can
 may be used as modeling wheel

Home made paste and finger paint (see
 recipes)

 For last layer of paper mache. Paint will
 take well on this.

To keep paper mache from sticking to
 mold

 Base for paper mache animals and figures

 Decorations for paper mache, puppets,
 etc.


 Modeling, grass for table construction
 unit (see recipe)