Better Homes and Gardens (Australia)

TAKE FLIGHT

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Touches of watercolou­r paint turn white paper baking cases into flu ering bu erflies. Pinch each folded and trimmed wing into a clothes peg to make the body, then add the antennae. Cute!

STEP 1 For each bu erfly, fold 4 paper baking cases in half, then in half again. Cut the rounded edges of each baking cup into scallops.

STEP 2 Dampen a small sponge brush and paint the edges of each wing, using watercolou­r paints. Leave wings to dry.

STEP 3 Stack and overlap 2 wings so scallops are staggered. Glue the wings together at the inner folds. Repeat with remaining pair of wings.

STEP 4 Join wings together at the inner folds using a clothes peg. Cut a single piece of twine for antennae, fold in half and insert into the clothes peg above the wings.

 ??  ?? ALL AFLUTTER Glue a magnet to the bu erflies’ back, then use it to hang your kid’s artwork on the fridge.
Gather your supplies
• White paper baking cases
• Scissors
• Sponge brush
• Watercolou­r paints
• All-purpose glue
• Mini clothes pegs in yellow
• Twine
ALL AFLUTTER Glue a magnet to the bu erflies’ back, then use it to hang your kid’s artwork on the fridge. Gather your supplies • White paper baking cases • Scissors • Sponge brush • Watercolou­r paints • All-purpose glue • Mini clothes pegs in yellow • Twine

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