craft project how do I make a tree?
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with an actual tree branch, dip the ends in glue and sprinkle small pieces of green tissue paper over them.
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no styrofoam??? aww that ruins some of the fun! i love crafty projects tho. okay you can use bakeable clay. it comes in a variety of colors and can be molded into many shapes. i would suggest working from the inside out and making it into a circle with a pie shaped cutout in it so you can see inside. basically you would make the clay figure and then bake it. you can spray it with a glossy finish and tadaa! oh, and to hang it from the ceiling? i guess you would need to screw in a metal hook beforehand. good luck!!
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make like a tree and let them perch...
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Some craft stores sell inexpensive wood kits to make boxes (for trinkets or whatnot), bird houses, wooden key pegs to hang on the wall, and even clocks. You simply add the creativity, paint, lace, flowers, bows, or whatnot.\n\nThis could also depend on what your skills are creatively. You want something that doesn't take really long. One year I made candle and soap (I made the candles and the soaps by hand) gift boxes for friends and more distant family members. They turned out really cute.
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maybe here\nhttp://www.unix-tutorials.com/\nhttp://howtoforge.org/node?from=160\nhttp://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS3902379563.html
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The farmer planted his trees in a star pattern.\n\nIf you draw a star, place a tree at the 5 points of the star and at each place where the lines cross.
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http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/christmas/snowflake\n\nThis page should help.Have fun:)
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Hey, I wonder what class your doing this for, but there are a few ways I can think of from the top of my head.  \n\n- Conjoin paper clips\n- Roll and Fold paper to create bones\n- And/or Use toothpicks\n\nYou can even use all three in the same project. \n\nCheers.
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Because of the weight of the sticks, you will probably need to split them into 1/4 or 1/8 widths, wet them and curve then for the wing shape (rounded on top), and then glue them in a framework. Use tissue paper. If you make a propeller, you could power it with a wound rubber band.\n\nConstructions such as this were made by aeronautic teenagers 50 years ago, but they usually used balsa wood.
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Since it is fall right now you can collect leaves and paste them in the shape of a tree on a half piece of poster board. Give each student strips of paper to write their family names on and then help them paste in place on their "real trees". You will have to help out by drawing the shape of the tree on the poster so the leaves get pasted in the right places. Also, each student should have the hard copy in front of them so they don't get confused while pasting their families in place.
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go to http://web-design.createafreewebsite.net/build_template.html
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I remember coming across such a question one time, but I think it talked of converting a tree (and not a forest) into a linear list.\n\nI suggest you do the following: \n- Iterate through the forest, 1 tree at a time\n- for each tree, do an inorder traversal to generate a linear list (*)\n- join the linear lists to get the complete linear list\n\n(*) I guess this point needs more clarification\nWhat I am suggesting is this\n.      ROOT\n.       //   &#92;&#92;\n.   LEFT   RIGHT\nAssume this to be a trivial doubly linked tree\nAn inorder traversal can convert this into this structure\nLEFT=ROOT=RIGHT which is a doubly linked list really.\n\nI am not sure how to extend this to trees with more than 2 children, but I hope this helps!
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I MAKE MY OWN WITH A COMPUTER PROGRAM
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If you have to actually build this thing then a castle-style drawbridge would probably be the easiest thing I can think of. \n\nBuild a tower out of boxes, wood or whatever. If you’re real lazy simply stand a shoebox on its end and paint an archway on what was the bottom.\n\nCut a piece of cardboard slightly narrower than the base of the box and about 8 inches long. That piece of cardboard is your span.  Bend the first couple of inches of the cardboard up at right angles. Push thumbtacks through that bent up section and into the tower a few inches above the tabletop. That way when the span is lowered it will slope downwards on to the table.\n\nPass a piece of wire through a cotton spool and bend both ends around to make a U shape. Bend the ends of the “U’ shape into tight circles. You can now put a screw through those circles and into a piece of light wood/heavy card that you can glue to the tower somewhere near the top.\n\nPoke a hole in the free end of the span. Tie some thread through it. Pass the thread around the cotton spool a few times. \n\nYippee, finished in one afternoon.\n\nWhen you turn the spool the span will lift. The spool is both a wheel and a pulley system. The span itself functions as a lever. Because the span slopes downwards onto the table top it is an inclined plane/ramp.\n\nAttaching a couple of parts using screws and a couple more using nails/tacks gives you your screw and wedge.\n\nSimple. Next time don't procrastinate.
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Go to the website. Ask for the instructions. Download the instructions or have them mailed to you. Once you get the instructions start assemblage!
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.
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Either draw it and scan it or if you are making it on the computer i would say adobe photoshop. If you want to try and animate it then some flash program - maybe fireworks??