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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1985
Page
9
A simple project uses decorating dough a jar with a lid and colorful candy. Form a dough ball flatten to create a mushroom top press the lid into the cap dry then decorate with candies and seal the jar with a bow around the neck.
Create a yarn ornament by drawing a triangle with a trunk on cardboard. Apply glue around the triangle edge, spread with a finger, and press yarn along the pencil line. To switch colors cut a new yarn piece and start anew. Finish triangle and trunk, repeat on both sides, then cut out.
A compact set of readable terms mentions hot dog, Jetter, L arrow, horn, hair pin as scattered items in a fragmentary note. The text provides no clear event, date, or proper nouns beyond generic terms.
A simple wreath project uses two paper plates, white glue, and macaroni shells. Cut centers from plates, glue plates for strength, attach pasta from large shells to fill gaps, spray with metallic colors or leave plain, and finish with a fancy bow.
Step by step craft tips show how to glue yarn onto a bottle or vase starting at the bottom. Wrap yarn tightly with no gaps between rows and switch colors as desired. Cut ends to resume later, wipe sticky fingers, and note that large yarn works best on big pots.
Fun recipe for making ornaments and gifts using decorating dough. Suitable for classroom or home projects with adult assistance for kneading mixing and baking. Includes guidance on safe handling and basic steps for shaping drying and decorating.
Decorating dough guide outlines mixing four cups self rising flour and one cup salt with water to form a ball. Knead five to ten minutes then adjust moisture with water or flour as needed. Store wrapped dough in refrigerator up to five days and dry or bake at 300 degrees for one and a half hours.
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