DECORATIVE
MATERIALS FOR BONUS LIST: |
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A small container of small pebbles to be used for driveways and as siding | |
A small container of crushed rock or sand to be used for the beach on the lakefront mansions. | |
Small pieces of wood which could be used for decoration or furniture or mailboxes or signs etc. | |
Very thin pieces of shaved wood which could be cut into shingles or siding | |
A hot glue gun and some tubes of glue to be borrowed and returned, be sure your name is on it | |
Play dough or modeling clay to make small figures and to secure landscaping materials | |
Small twigs or natural items which could be used as realistic landscaping material | |
Foil to be used to simulate windows | |
Acetate, clear or colored, for windows | |
Dowel rods of any size can be used for columns and decorative touches. | |
Tempera, watercolor, or acrylic paint (this can be donated or returned when the project is over, just put your name on it if you want it back) | |
Material or felt to simulate grass | |
Sandpaper can be used to simulate cement surfaces | |
Paint brushes (these can be returned if you put your name on each) | |
Architecture magazines/ home plans magazines/ real estate magazines | |
Sponges cut into 1 in by 1 in pieces for dipping in paint and creating rough texture on the buildings | |
Silver and gold paint pens for signs on the buildings (these can be returned) | |
Shoe boxes for us to store these materials | |
Wrapping paper with designs that could be used for siding or landscaping decoration. | |
Color texture scenes printed off the Internet or computer clip art that could be used for decorative purposes (be sure they are small enough to make sense in our scale of 1 in = 10 feet | |
Rubber Cement | |
Colored mat board pieces for making furniture, mailboxes, decorative gingerbread etc. | |
Anything you may have around the house that could be used for decoration of a small building or for small landscaping. |
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