Art and Craft Boat Made Out With Craft Stick S

Apply wood arts and crafts sticks to create your ain Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria ships.

Materials

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• EZ Grip Pigment Brushes, 5 pack
• Washable Paint Jars
• Craft Sticks 1000 Pack
• Craft Glue
• Card Stock Paper
• Heavy Duty Scissors **May require adult help
• Masking Tape

Instructions

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Pace i. Gather your supplies.
	Footstep two. Creating the transport base: have (five) Craft Sticks and cut them into ane/four inch, 1/2 inch and one inch pieces. Prepare these pieces bated for a after pace.
	Stride 3. Take (8) Arts and crafts Sticks and lay them next to each other. Glue (1) Arts and crafts Stick diagonally across the (viii) sticks to secure the shape.
	Footstep four. Finish the base of operations by cut a Craft Stick in half and gluing the ends to form a "Z."
	Step five. To create the bow of the transport, cut (1) Craft stick in half and mucilage the halves to the top side of the ship base to class a triangle.
	Footstep 6. To create the stern of the ship, take a ruler and cut (ii) 2 inch pieces from one Craft Stick. Cut a third piece that measures approximately ane i/ii inches.
	Stride 7. Glue the (3) pieces together (from Step half-dozen) to the back end of the send to form a trapezoidal shape at the stern of the ship.
	Step 8. Make the sides of the ship past gluing (three) small pieces of Craft Stick (from Footstep 2) horizontally across (3) Arts and crafts Sticks. Repeat so that you have (2) identical "sides."
	Step 9. Make the sides of the bow by cutting (3) Craft Sticks in half and and so gluing (2) pocket-sized pieces of Craft Stick (from Stride 2) horizontally beyond each set of (3).
	Step 10. Make the sides of the stern past cutting (3) Craft Sticks into one one/4 inch pieces, then glue (2) pocket-sized pieces of Craft Stick (from Step 2) horizontally beyond. Repeat to accept a set.
	Step 11. Gum the sides of the bow and the stern to the base of the ship. Tip: Use masking task to secure the pieces into position as they dry.
	Step 12. Glue the sides of the ship inside the bow of the boat and outside the stern of the ship every bit shown.
	Step 13. To enclose the back of the stern, cut (four) pieces of Craft Stick to 1 3/4 inches. Glue together with small pieces of arts and crafts stick and attach to the open back role of the stern with glue.
	Stride 14. You volition not enclose the bow. Gum (5) pieces of Arts and crafts Stick inside of the gunkhole to finish the triangular form of the Bow.
	Step 15. Enclosing the height of the stern: place (four) Craft Sticks across the top of the Stern. Follow the trapezoidal angle of the stern with a ruler and mark with a pencil. Repeat on the other side.
	Step sixteen. Use heavy duty scissors to cut the stern pieces along the angles fatigued in Step xv and glue in place.
	Stride 17. For a finished look, measure and glue Craft Sticks to the meridian of the sides of the ship and to the superlative of the bow.
	Step eighteen. Glue (3) Arts and crafts Sticks as masts to the ship; (2) in the center and a smaller mast to the back of the send. Glue a small piece of wood craft stick to each side of each mast to assistance information technology stay in place. Glue a Craft Stick to the forepart of the bow. This is a bowsprit. Tip: secure all pieces with masking tape until dry.
	Stride 19. Paint the ship with Washable Brownish Paint. Add extra h2o to your paintbrush to create a washed out wood grain wait.
	Step xx. Creating Sails: Take a slice of poster board paper or menu stock paper and cut (3) small squares. the middle square should measure the largest at most 2×2 inches.
	Step 21. Lightly fold each sheet in half and cut a small slit.
	Step 22. Paint each canvas with the symbol of the Red Cross, as seen on Columbus' ships the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Paint additional accents to the send, such as windows.
	Step 23. Attach the ship sails with a dab of glue and voila! Y'all have literally built a ship!

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Source: https://www.craftprojectideas.com/columbus-day-wood-stick-ship/

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