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Recycled art: best out of waste
Contributed by - RobinAge

Try to make best use of waste material available at your abode. Take some dried coconut shells, learn to create a recycled art and teach your child the same.

What you need

Coconut shells
White and black chart paper
Glue

Method

Break the brown dried coconut shell into two parts.
Pull out all the coconut hair.
Turn the shell upside down, place it on the white chart paper and trace the outline.
Cut two white-coloured chart paper circles and fit them on top of the open mouths.
Cut two small black circles in chart paper.
Stick one each in the centre of the white circles on both the coconut shells.
Make long strips in white chart paper and glue them on the body of the shells.
Place on a white cardboard.

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