highflyer.pdf

High Flyer

By Gail Bush

Materials Required:

Blue sky paper 7cm x 7cm.

Felt scraps: Red, Blue and Yellow.

Embroidery threads: Green and Black.

Silver sequin stars: SEQ46.

Silver glitter glue: GLI46.

Thin card 7cm x 9cm and a scrap of White paper.

Small scissors, tracing paper and a pencil.

Fine tipped permanent marker.

UHU Clear adhesive: ADH01.

Card mount: AP33B-BL, Blue.

To Make The Card:

Trace all the shapes onto tracing paper, turn

the tracing pencil side down over the piece of

thin card. Retrace over the lines pressing firmly

to transfer them onto the card. Cut out the card

shapes and use them as templates.

Place the template onto the appropriate colour

felt for each piece of aeroplane and draw round

onto the felt using the marker pen. All pieces

except the aeroplane body are symmetrical so it

doesn’t matter which way up the templates are

when you draw round them. Cut the pieces out

and turn them over so any pen marks are on the

back.

For the aeroplane body, decide which way

you want it to face on the finished design, place

it onto the felt facing the reverse direction so you

can turn the felt over after cutting.

Using the photo as a guide, glue the wings

onto the body, the far wing is tucked underneath,

the near wing is on top and slightly further back

on the body so it gives the impression of diving.

Glue the sequins onto the wing tips and

tail. Cut four 4cm lengths of green embroidery

thread. Place two lengths onto each wing, fold

the ends gently round to the back of the wings

and glue into place.

Cut a 6cm length of black embroidery thread,

wind it round the middle of the propeller and

secure at the back with glue. Glue the propeller

to the nose of the plane.

Cut three 3mm squares of white paper and

glue them close together onto the body in a

slightly curved line. Run a line of glitter glue

along the top of the aeroplane body and a shor-

ter line from tail to wing at the bottom. Add a

tiny dot of glitter glue each side of the propeller

and leave aside until completely dry.

Glue the sky paper into the card and glue

the card closed. Glue the plane at a diving angle

onto the background.

Actual Size

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