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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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.

HOW YOU CAN LOOK THE PART WHILE CLOWNING AROUND

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.

Blossoming inspiration

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

Primarily paper

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.

Your Views: Parade pride

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

LINE Dancing

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.

Snoezelen: A Magical Place at Camp

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

Children can create beautiful Mother's Day cards and crepe paper flower bouquets for their mom to cherish.

Northwest Mothers Celebrated at Space Needle

Crepe paper use: steam and gas sterilization;,foley probe .

Acquisition of; paper crepe; foley probe gauge fr 22, fr probe foley size: 24; for use in japan friendship hospital of guatemala, puerto barrios, izab

Crepe paper - Cut one-inch | wide strips of crepe paper in various colours.

Getting ready to Tumble on tour... umble on tour... Justin Fletcher, known to many children as TV's Mr Tumble, is hitting the road with a new circus show JANET TANSLEY discovers Justin Fletcher, known to many children as TV's Mr Tumble, is hitting the road with a new discovers

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

Getting ready to Tumble on tour... Justin Fletcher, known to many children as TV's Mr Tumble, is hitting the road with a new circus show JANET TANSLEY discovers

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