Crafted Cardboard Girl馃珔
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Once upon a time in a quaint little workshop at the edge of a bustling town, there lived an elderly craftsman named Jackson.
Jackson was known far and wide for his remarkable talent in crafting objects out of the most ordinary materials. One day, as he sat in his workshop, pondering his next creation, a gust of wind blew open the door, carrying with it a discarded cardboard box.
With a spark of inspiration, Jackson's eyes lit up. He knew exactly what he wanted to create. He carefully unfolded the cardboard box, smoothing out its creases and studying its shape. He envisioned a girl, delicate and graceful, emerging from the sturdy material.
Materials Needed
- Cardboard papers
- Water colors
- Scissor
- Markers
- Glue (top gum)
- Brushes
Procedures Required
Step one
A sky blue cardboard was cut in circle, and also an off white cardboard was also cut in smaller circle.
The off white cardboard was glue to the sky blue cardboard
Step Two
A yellow cardboard was cut into this shape, scissor was used to cut it this way to represent the hair, just as shown below
Step three
The yellow cardboard was folded to beautify the hair
Step Four
To form the eyes, a white cardboard was cut into circle to form sclera, glue to it was a black cardboard to form the pupil, then a mini circle of white cardboard was glue to the black
Step Five
With a black marker, the top lid was drawn, then the nose and lips was drawn using black and red marker
Day and night, Jackson worked tirelessly, cutting, folding, and shaping the cardboard with meticulous precision. He crafted slender limbs, a gentle curve for a smile, and eyes that seemed to sparkle with life. As he worked, the girl began to take shape, each fold and crease imbuing her with a sense of enchantment.
Finally, Jackson stood back to admire his masterpiece. Before him stood a girl, fashioned entirely out of cardboard paper. She was unlike anything he had ever created before, her presence radiating a quiet beauty that seemed elegant.
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