| "Through the Rabbit-Hole" page prep |
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| Gather the following supplies before beginning this project - |
- Several cereal/snack boxes, boxboard or
Bristol (a stiff dense paper that can be found
in most craft stores)
- Medium grit sandpaper
- ruler
- pencil
- Scissors or Utility knife
- If using a Utility knife, a cutting mat to
protect work surface
- 2" natural bristle brush (as found at home
improvement centers)
- Gesso or household primer
Bristol (a stiff dense paper that can be found
in most craft stores)
- Medium grit sandpaper
- ruler
- pencil
- Scissors or Utility knife
- If using a Utility knife, a cutting mat to
protect work surface
- 2" natural bristle brush (as found at home
improvement centers)
- Gesso or household primer
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| Gather your materials and supplies including boxboard. Using either scissors or a Utility knife cut 8 inch squares. You will need a minimum of 8, but make as many as you like. (The images shown have holes punched in the pages. Do not do this prior to class). |
| If using cereal or snack boxes one side might have a shiny printed surface. Sand this both horizontally and vertically. Not all of the image needs to be removed, but you must at least sand it enough to break the gloss. |
| Lightly coat all sides of your pages with a coat of Gesso or primer. The pages with images need not be completely obscured. |
