AdventurerKatziA great craft action for hot summer days. The ship invites you to play as well as become creative.
You can find an exact manual here. You only need an empty Tetrapack, paper, plastic bag, wooden stick and adhesive tape. And then it can start.
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The ship's blank is an empty, rinsed tetrapack.
Cuts a DIN A4 sheet in length into two equally wide strips. Each strip corresponds in width to that of the Tetrapack and two additional centimeters.
Glue both strips together on one narrow side with an adhesive tape.
Sticks an adhesive tape to the front and one to the back.
At the other end of the strip just glued together, you now fold a slant. Mark the slant with a ruler and pencil. Repeat the process at the other end of your paper strip. Make sure that you fold both ends at the same time. Thus, both folds show each other.
Strip the edges well.
Now a Washi tape is glued to her for decoration on an edge.
Then you put the long paper strip around the lying Tetrapack. The slanted ends of the strip now cling to each other overlappingly at the narrow side.
The paper strip is now fixed as the edge of the ship.
Cut a blue photo box in the size of the ship's body. For this you place the ship as a template on the paper and paint it. Then cut out the photo box and place it in the ship.
For the sail you need a wooden stick and a plastic bag.
First cut the plastic bag into a triangle.
Sticks the wooden stick centered on the plastic bag triangle. To decorate the sail, you use a colorful washitape or a coloured adhesive tape.
Glues the adhesive tape over the wooden stick.
You can also fix the corners with adhesive tape.
Then position the sail in the middle of the ship.
To do this, you stash a small hole with a pointed scissors in the top. Make sure that the hole is a little smaller than the wooden stick so that it holds well.
Now you put the sail pole in it carefully.
Paint up an anchor and/or saber or print out the template and transfer the template to a clay paper. Cut out the anchor.
Then paints round bulleyes on the long sides of the ship.
After that, put the anchor on her.
On the sail you stick the sabres.
Your sailing ship is ready.
"All of you get in the car!"
Have fun playing.
Materials
Directions
The ship's blank is an empty, rinsed tetrapack.
Cuts a DIN A4 sheet in length into two equally wide strips. Each strip corresponds in width to that of the Tetrapack and two additional centimeters.
Glue both strips together on one narrow side with an adhesive tape.
Sticks an adhesive tape to the front and one to the back.
At the other end of the strip just glued together, you now fold a slant. Mark the slant with a ruler and pencil. Repeat the process at the other end of your paper strip. Make sure that you fold both ends at the same time. Thus, both folds show each other.
Strip the edges well.
Now a Washi tape is glued to her for decoration on an edge.
Then you put the long paper strip around the lying Tetrapack. The slanted ends of the strip now cling to each other overlappingly at the narrow side.
The paper strip is now fixed as the edge of the ship.
Cut a blue photo box in the size of the ship's body. For this you place the ship as a template on the paper and paint it. Then cut out the photo box and place it in the ship.
For the sail you need a wooden stick and a plastic bag.
First cut the plastic bag into a triangle.
Sticks the wooden stick centered on the plastic bag triangle. To decorate the sail, you use a colorful washitape or a coloured adhesive tape.
Glues the adhesive tape over the wooden stick.
You can also fix the corners with adhesive tape.
Then position the sail in the middle of the ship.
To do this, you stash a small hole with a pointed scissors in the top. Make sure that the hole is a little smaller than the wooden stick so that it holds well.
Now you put the sail pole in it carefully.
Paint up an anchor and/or saber or print out the template and transfer the template to a clay paper. Cut out the anchor.
Then paints round bulleyes on the long sides of the ship.
After that, put the anchor on her.
On the sail you stick the sabres.
Your sailing ship is ready.
"All of you get in the car!"
Have fun playing.
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A really great idea!!! We were looking for an action together and our big guy decided on this ship. It was really easy to implement and after the common crafting he was busy rocking the ship and the crew across the sea all afternoon!
Thank you!