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Book Week eBook 2019

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Five great craft ideas inspired by Book Week!

CBCA Book Week 2019 is on from the 17th to the 23rd of August 2019. The theme is “Reading is My Secret Power”. For more information about Book Week visit www.cbca.org.au/cbca-book-week

Contents

Mondrian Book Bag.................................................................................. 3 Cicada Keyring............................................................................................ 4 The Dress-Up Box Costume.............................................................. 5–6 Wooden Black Cockatoo....................................................................7–8 Peacock Dress Up................................................................................ 9-10 Templates................................................................................................11–14 We’ve supplied FREE templates just for you! Print as many times as you like.

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Mondrian Book Bag

Now you can carry all your favourite books!

Based on the book The Bogan Mondrian by Steven Herrick

Materials:

• Cotton Bags – Large – Pack of 10 – 10790 • Aquatex Fabric Paint – Yellow – 500g – 17680 • Aquatex Fabric Paint – Red – 500g – 17681 • Aquatex Fabric Paint – Black 500g – 17684 • Aquatex Fabric Paint – Blue 500g – 17682 • Masking Tape – 18mm x 50m – 11774 • Other Materials Required: Pencil, scissors, eraser, cardboard, an iron & paint brushes

Use Piet Mondrian as inspiration for your bag like Luke and Charlotte!

1. Iron your cotton bag to remove any creases, adult supervision is recommended. Use masking tape to create squares and rectangles on your bag, making sure the masking tape is stuck down well.

2. Slide a piece of cardboard into your bag to stop the fabric paint from seeping through. Using a pencil, lightly write in each shape what colour you want it to be.

3. Get ready to begin painting each shape. Make sure you remove the pencil mark first, otherwise it will show through after the paint dries.

4. Once you have painted the shapes, allow the bag to dry. Make sure that the cardboard is not stuck to the bag during this process.

5. Using a pencil, lightly trace around the masking tape on the inside of each shape, including the ones left unpainted. You will use this as a guide in step 6. Remove the masking tape.

6. Use the outlines you created in step 5 as a guide and tape the insides of each shape as shown in the image above.

7. Place the cardboard back into the bag and use black fabric paint to paint around the shapes. Remove the cardboard and allow the bag to dry.

8. Heat set your bag with an iron or tumble dry to make it colour fast. Your book bag is now ready to use!

The Dress-Up Box Costume Based on the book The Dress-Up Box by Patrick Guest, illustrated by Nathaniel Eckstrom

Materials: • Cardboard Top Hats – White – Pack of 20 – 18360 • Crepe Paper – Red – 10945 • Crepe Paper – Light Blue – 10946 • Satin Ribbon – Red – 25 Metres – 11150 • Eye Masks – White – Pack of 80 – 10820 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube Yellow – 75ml – 16879 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube Light Blue – 75ml – 16881 • Other Materials Required: Scissors, black marker, sticky tape and glue stick.

Great for any dress-up box! Top of hat

Tabs

Mid section

Rim of hat

End tab

1. Insert the end tab on the mid section of the hat into the slot at the opposite end. Secure the tab with sticky tape on the inside of the hat. Fold out the tabs around the bottom of the mid section, then at the opposite end, slide the rim of the hat on. Secure the tabs onto the bottom of the rim with sticky tape. Fold the remaining tabs in, then place the top of the hat onto the tabs. Turn the hat over and secure the tabs onto the top with sticky tape.

3. Cut a semi-circle out of light blue crepe paper, then use glue to attach to front top of the hat. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors. Allow to dry. © CleverPatch 2019 - www.cleverpatch.com.au

4. Use a black marker to outline the edge of the semi-circle. Add 10mm long strokes perpendicular to the edge and around the curve of the semi-circle.

2. Once assembled, paint the top section of the hat yellow and the rim light blue. Allow to dry.

5. Your hat is complete and ready to wear! Now you just need to colour your mask and create your cape to complete your costume! 4

Create 3 easy interchangeable costume pieces, which are fun for all ages to create!

6. Roll out the red crepe paper and cut it at 1 metres length. Fold the crepe back into its original form, then fold the top down 20mm.

7. Cut 10mm evenly spaced slits into the folded down piece of crepe. These will become the holes for the ribbon.

8. Unroll the crepe paper and thread a long length of red satin ribbon through each hole.

9. Gather the crepe together and leave equal lengths of ribbon on each side. This will be used to tie your cape in place.

10. Paint your face mask yellow. Allow to dry. Attach the supplied piece of elastic to the mask so it can be secured onto your face.

11. Your cape and mask are now complete and ready to wear for Book Week!

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Wooden Black Cockatoo Based on the book Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison & Hakea Hustler

Materials: • 3D Wooden Flying Birds – Pack of 10 16693 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube Black – 75ml – 16885 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube White – 75ml – 16886 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube – Yellow 75ml – 16879 • Wooden Natural Beads – Glossy – 200g Pack – 10840 • Cardboard – Black – A4 – Pack of 100 – 16292 • CleverPatch™ Permanent Glue Dots Pack of 300 – 15173 • Wiggle Eyes Black – 0.7cm – Pack of 100 – 16477 • Jute Twine – Thin – 70 Metres – 14037 • Coloured Elastic – Pack of 4 – 14758 • Other Materials Required: Template (Page 12), scissors, ruler, pencil & paint brushes

1. Paint both sides of your 3D Wooden Bird black using CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint. Allow to dry.

2. Use the template provided on page 12 and cut out the pieces on black cardboard. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors. Follow the instructions on page 12 to ensure you cut out the correct amount of pieces.

3. Mix a small amount of black acrylic paint with white acrylic paint to make grey. Paint a beak onto the body and feathers onto the topside of the wings. You can also add a touch of yellow to the wings to give your bird more colour. Allow to dry.

4. Paint feathers onto the cardboard tail pieces using the left over grey paint. Use yellow acrylic paint to paint small dots onto the cardboard face and side pieces. Allow to dry.

Bring Mia’s totem animal to life!

5. Cut a piece of twine 15cm long and thread through the hole at the bottom of the bird. Thread a bead on and tie in a knot, this will create a weight. Place the wings on either side of the body. Thread a 25cm piece of jute twine through the holes lining up on the right side and then back through the holes lining up on the left side. Tie firmly to secure but make sure there is enough room for the wings to move.

6. With the wings still aligned, you should see 2 holes that line up 2/3 of the way along the bird’s wings. Thread 3m of jute twine through the holes on the right side. Push the thread back through the holes on the left side. Tie a knot at the loose ends of the twine.

7. Pull the wings apart. Pull both pieces of the jute twine evenly, above the bird’s body. Thread yellow elastic through the middle hole on your bird’s back. Tie to secure. Do not cut the other end of the elastic until step 8.

8. Pull the loose end of the elastic up to the top midpoint of the jute twine. Adjust the end of the elastic until it allows the bird’s body to float with its wings sticking out straight. Cut the elastic and tie to the jute twine to secure.

9. Fold in the ends of the cardboard side pieces 5mm from the straight edge. Use CleverPatch™ Permanent Glue dots to attach three side pieces to each side of the bird’s head.

10. Place the large face piece over the beak and attach with a glue dot. Place the small face piece over the beak and attach with a glue dot. Attach a wiggle eye to either side of the small face piece.

11. Stick 3 tail pieces to either side of the birds tail in any order you like, making sure they sit on top of each other. Your Wooden Black Cockatoo is now ready to fly!

Peacock Dress Up

Based on the book The Peacock Detectives by Carly Nugent

Peacock Collar Materials:

• Armature Wire – 3mm x 50m – 14294 • CleverPatch™ Cardboard – Assorted Colours – A4 – Pack of 100 – 14932 • CleverPatch™ Junior PVA Glue 250ml – 10364 • Bling Trim – Flowers – 2 Metres – 15072 1. Cut a length of armature wire approximately 50cm long. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors. Bend into a ‘U’ shape, then fold the ends up to create loops.

2. Use the template on page 13 to cut out 4 cardboard flaps. Arrange them around the wire with the larger ones at either end. Fold the edge of the cardboard over the wire and tape in place. This will get covered so it’s ok if it looks messy!

3. Use the template on page 14 to cut out 11 large feathers. Flip the wire collar over so the taped flaps face down and use PVA glue to attach the large feathers around the outside. Overlap them slightly as you go. Allow to dry.

4. Use the template on page 14 to cut out 10 small feathers. Flip the wire collar back over and use PVA glue to attach the small feathers so they sit in the gaps between the large feathers. Allow to dry.

5. Use the template on page 14 to cut out 11 large, medium & small teardrops from yellow, orange & black cardboard respectively. Layer them, glue in place using PVA & attach to the top of each large feather. Allow to dry.

6. Cut a length of bling trim long enough to go around the edge of the collar. Glue in place and allow to dry.

7. Cut 2 lengths of ribbon approximately 50cm each. Tie a ribbon to each of the looped ends of the wire collar and secure with a double knot.

8. Your peacock feather collar is now ready to wear! Place it around your neck, looping the ribbon under your arms and tying them together behind your back!

• Satin Ribbon – Yellow – 25 Metres 17527 • Other Materials Required: Scissors, templates (pages 13-14), glue brush & sticky tape

Peacock Mask Materials: • Eye Masks – White – Pack of 80 – 10820 • CleverPatch™ Acrylic Paint Tube – Dark Blue – 75ml – 16912 • CleverPatch™ Junior PVA Glue – 250ml – 10364 • CleverPatch™ Fine Glitter – Blue – 145g Shaker Tub – 15150 • Chenille Stems – Tinsel – Pack of 100 – 10826 • CleverPatch™ Glue Dots – Permanent – Pack of 300 – 15173 • Other Materials Required: Scissors and glue & paint brushes

1. Paint your eye mask blue using acrylic paint. Allow to dry.

2. Brush a thin layer of PVA over the mask, then cover with blue glitter. Allow to dry. Use a scrap piece of paper to catch the glitter falling off your mask while decorating. Tip the excess back into the shaker to re-use.

3. Take a tinsel chenille stem and create a large loop, twisting the ends together to secure. Take a second chenille stem and create a figure 8 shape.

4. Twist the end of the large loop onto the middle of the figure 8 and bend the loops upwards to create the Peacock’s crest. Use a glue dot to secure to the top of the mask, aligning it in the centre.

5. Use the small holes in the mask to attach the piece of elastic provided. Tie knots to secure in place.

6. Make sure it’s tight enough to sit comfortably on your face. Now your peacock outfit is complete – it’s time to go and solve mysteries!

Cicada Keyring Based on the book Cicada by Shaun Tan

Materials: • CleverPatch™ Polymer Clay Assorted – Pack of 12 – 18796 • Shrink-Me Plastic – Clear – Pack of 10 18665

Celebrate Cicada’s retirement & return to the forest with a beautiful keyring!

• CleverPatch™ Glass & Porcelain Markers Pack of 8 Colours – 13649 • Micador Stay Anywhere™ Permanent Pens – Pack of 12 – 14216 • Hole Punch – 18765 • Key Ring & Chain – Pack of 30 – 17140 • Jump Rings – Silver – Pack of 50 11241 • Other Materials Required: Scissors, template (page 11) 1. Use the template on page 11 to create your cicada wings from the Shrink-Me Plastic. Trace the template with a permanent pen to create the outline.

2. Next, use CleverPatch™ Glass & Porcelain Markers to add colour to your wings. You could also use acrylic paints and a fine tip brush to colour the wings. Allow to dry.

3. Cut out the finished wings with scissors. Adult supervision is recommended when using scissors. Use a hole punch to create a hole in the base of each wing.

4. Following the instructions provided within the Shrink-Me Plastic pack, place your wings into the oven to shrink. Adult supervision is recommended.

5. Create the cicada body using Polymer Clay. Choose a colour and work the clay before getting started so it’s easy to mould. Use our template on page 11 to shape the body. Don’t forget to add some big googly eyes!

6. Once the body is moulded, push 3 jump rings into the clay: 1 at the top of the head and 2 in the centre of the back. Make sure they are in nice and tight and the clay is formed back over them. These will be used to attach the keychain and wings later.

7. Bake your polymer clay body for 15-30 minutes at 100-130°C in a standard household oven. The time needed to harden varies depending on the thickness of your completed design.

8. Allow the cicada body to cool before using jump rings to attach a keychain to its head and the wings to its back. Your beautiful cicada keyring is now ready!

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Wooden Black Cockatoo Use this template to help complete the activity on pages 7 & 8. Bird Face – You will need 1 of each piece.

Bird Side - You will need 2 of each piece.

Bird Tail - You will need 2 of each piece.

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