8 5 09 N.A.M.E. Projects Part 1 of 3

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ll4" Grapevine WreathJan McCandliss

C-988, Round-Tuits One, NC

Supplies: brown covered wire, approximately 3 inchesembroidery loss, lower colors of your choicesilk ribbon to coordinate r match plus eaf greenscissorswire cutterswhite gluewaxed papertweezers re optional but handypencil or wood dowel the size of a pencil

fnstructions:1. Twist wire around a pencil or your little finger about 3 times to make a circle approximately ll2" diametet.Remove, hen wist ends around circle to resemble a grapevine wreath. Tuck ends between hreads nd glue. If

necessary, ut off extra wire.

2. Optional or heart-shaped reath: after dry, pinch one side nto a point, and push he opposite side nto thecenter o form a heart.

3. Tie loose overhand nots n colored loss (using all strands) or flower buds, and cut off' Stiffen green silkribbon by dipping your flngers nto white glue and running he ribbon through he glue. Let dry, then cut smallpieces (approximately /8 inch long) at an angle to resemble eaves. Glue leaves onto wreath, then glueprepared knots of flower-colored loss in a pleasing arrangement ver 'leaves'. The white floss may bestiffened hen snipped nto tiny pieces and used o fill in areas etween lowers and eaves o resemble aby'sbreath.

Suggestions: Arange the flowers and eaves around he entire wreath, down one side, or at one of the points ofthe heart.

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Bird feederJayleen Salter

C-968,minisRfun lub

Supplies:pull tab from milk, juice, etc.metallic spray paintcard stockbutton he size of the ringsteak easoning lend spices

(or something hat ooks ike birdseed)

Instructions:1. Put pull tab n hot water o soften, hen bend o make a right angle.2. Cut a round of card stock or the back of ring.3. Spray with metallic paint and glue a button on front.4. Fill with steak seasoning lend or something hat ooks ike bird feed

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Wine Box with MouseJeannette Maupin

C-524, Raleigh Miniatures Guild, Raleigh, NC

Supplies:Basswood /16" think

Bot tom: 5l8"x1"2 sides: I 5/8" x 5/8"I end 718"x /8"I end: 718"x9116"I top : 1 518" 718"

Purchased metal mousepieces of straw or excelsiorstain example shows Natural" by Minwax)

Instructions: (It is recommended hat a ig be used o keep he box square)l. Glue one side piece o the upper edge ofthe bottom piece.2. Glue one end piece on upper bottom edge and o inner edge of the side piece.3. Repeat tep 2 using he 2nd end piece at the opposite end of the box. Notice that one end s higher han

the other.4. Glue he second ide piece o upper edge of bottom and outer edges of the end pieces. Let dry!5, Cut a piece of ll2" foam core (or facsimile) approximately 314"x 112". Glue his nto box in the hisher

end, illing up that end, but not quite o the top.6. Glue straw, somewhat paringly, onto the top of the foam core. If straw s not available, ou can use

'excelsior'(available at hobby supply or floral stores) and cut it into small pieces using scissors.7 When dry enough, glue the top of the box in place, between sides and extending beyond he ower end

abortt 114". There should be l/4" of straw showing at the open end.8. Glue he purchased mouse or rat) on top of the box, near he straw. The mouse s contemplating uild-

ing a cozy nest n the straw.9. Wine labels can be found n magazines dvertisements r where wines are sold. Reduce he abels o the

appropriate ize on your computer, or at Kinkors. Glue abels o both sides of the box.

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Colorfrrl CratesEleanor Smith

C-666, Ladyslippers O.T.E.Lexington, MA

Supplies: 7 mesh plastic needlepoint anvas(makes a lot, color of your choice)

Suggested lue: Bond Instant GRIP (white/green ottle)

Note: Count he holes when cutting he pieces

Instructions:1. Cutonebase 6 x 6 holes,2 sides x 7 holes, nd 2 sides x 6 holes.2. Cut out one vertical row on each of the 6 x 6 sides according o the diagram o make an opening as he handle.3. Glue he bottom rods of the 6 x 7 sides o the base, holding for a few seconds o fasten.4. Glue bottom rods of 6 x 6 end pieces, attach o the base and it between he 6 x 7 pieces.

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Supplies:GlueScissorsTapeCardboard r index cardWood-grain paint or use contact paper or scrapbook aper)For the arch of bubbling glass ubes: gel bracelets, ubularjump-ropes of plasticFor the metal o secure he arches: ewelry findings or doilyor lace painted with metallic paintFor the window: acetate rom packagingFor the records: old x-ray film (hospitai source) r acetatediscspainted with black glass tainFor the buttons: white seed beads hreaded n rows.

Instructions: (This may be used or any scale, implychange he dimensions s needed)

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drawing or placement f eaih of the tems. The size would be determined y the scale, and whether t is tobe a floor model or a table model.

Trash can with hinged

C-150,irst tate iniClub,r,,*"ff.1ifrft"t

Supplies:Lid to a pump boule (tall and hin)Pull-o_pen ealing ing from a carton of orange uice or milkGlue for plastic

Instructions:Glue the open ing of the sealing-ring o the op of the id, with the curved portion to the op for the id.

In 1" scale his s a low container. n ll2" scale t is a arge ndustrial cale rash an with id.

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JukeboxMamie King

c-150, First state Mini club, wilmington, DE

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