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Art Around the World | Norway | How to Make a Paper Mache Crab | PART 1

SUBSCRIBE and hashtag #ArtTogether #ArtAroundTheWorld so that more children can enjoy our free classes! HOW TO MAKE A PAPER MACHE CRAB We are in Norway. You will know about Norway for its Northern lights, the invention of the cheese cutter, and their breathtaking nature hikes. But also for its fishing culture. During summer, all children go out to catch crabs…not King Crabs, which are invasive species, that live in the Northern part of Norway, but these cute looking crabs who love to eat "bloskjell" (mussels). To catch a crab, You get your rod, crack a bloskjell, clasp it in the pegs, and wait fo the hungry crabs to eat it. Surprisingly, the crab just hangs onto the bloskjell and then, you can easily catch it with a net. Then, kids put their catches, including jellyfish, shrimps, fish, and crabs in their clear buckets. The crabs are just caught to be admired, and when the day is over, they are returned to the ocean. This is what kids do during summer. Now, we are making our own paper mache crab. MATERIALS: Newspaper Artist tape Flour 1/2 cup Water 1/2 cup 2 Medium Brushes Toothbrush Whisker or fork Paint (Cool colors for the top- blue, green, turquoise Warm colors for the bottom- red orange And neutral color- yellow for the details). STEPS The Crab 1. Make the flour-glue by mixing the flour and the water. Get rid of all the lumps. Set aside. 2. Shred the newspaper in small square-like pieces 3. Make an oval-like ball with the newspaper 4. Food in half a ten stripes of newspaper. Twist and turn them one by one. Two big claws and eight long legs. 5. Assemble the crab structure with the tape (body, the legs, the claws). 6. Apply the glue on one section of the crab and one by one, paste the shredded newspaper pieces onto this part of the crab. Repeat until you cover the whole crab. Including the legs and claws. 7. Repeat Step #6 to make a second layer. finally, cut two very small pieces of newspaper for the eyes. Shape them and paste them onto the crab’s head. 8. Let it dry for a day. The Painting 1. Pour blue and green paint in a paper plate or any cut milk carton. 2. Color the top part of the crab and its legs. Including the claws. 3. Pour red and orange on the plate or milk carton. 4. Color the bottom part of the crab and its legs. 5. Use yellow for the tips of the legs, the tip of the eyes Art Around the World is a non-profit, multicultural arts & crafts program for children. We’re here to make arts and crafts education available to all children. By spreading smiles, seeking, and sharing cultural knowledge while traveling the world, we connect children with their own culture and the wider world — through art. Join our online art studio from home, and check out our traveling studio. Maybe we'll visit your town soon to host arts & crafts classes for you in person. Check where we are now, and where we're heading next at https://www.artaroundtheworld.net Post your artwork at:   / artaroundtheworldnet     / artaroundtheworldnet   Visit our homepage if you’ll like to learn more about Art Around the World https://www.artaroundtheworld.net