crepe paper

[′krāp ‚pā·pər]

(materials)

A lightweight, crinkled paper available in many colors and used for displays, floats, and decorations; it has no strength when wet, and the colors run.

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But the green crepe paper faded quickly, and the tree fell into disuse.

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If you don't have one, crumple up a long strip of crepe paper into a ball and glue it at the tip of the cone.

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Get two large pieces of green crepe paper - just a bit bigger than a typical slice of bread - and stick them on the inside of both.

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You bring two petals together, like friends," she told a group of 22 incoming third- and fourth-graders, demonstrating how to fold together small squares of brightly colored crepe paper to begin creating a roselike flower.

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Or you might stain light-colored paper with tea, coffee or crepe paper.

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I hadn't got a red dress so I borrowed a skirt from a workmate and made a top from crepe paper and just hoped it wouldn't melt.

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Decorated with red and green crepe paper and balloons, St.

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Assist campers in making decorations such as colorful mobiles, wind chimes, or sensory sticks, large sticks that campers decorate with crepe paper, streamers, and feathers in vivid colors.

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Twist the crepe paper by attaching one end to the popsicle stick (or pencil), and attach the other end to the table (using scotch or masking tape).

Art head: "raffia" creations

Hang crepe paper and ribbon strands of different lengths around the room.

Delightful decorations

We had crepe paper draped from frozens to dairy," said Fields.

A sale under the big top

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