The Thinking Shelf
Art & Craft

The Thinking Shelf

Fun and qwirky shelf for your room

Paper Crafting Brand me More than 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 7

Materials Needed

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Step - 01

Take a corrugated sheet and draw a big question mark sign as per required size of the shelf We have taken an A4 sized sheet.

Step - 02

Take another corrugated sheet and as per the circumference of the question mark cut a long strip from it. Thickness should be around 3-4 inches. Also make an extra flap drawing and cut angular slits in between so that it can be stuck properly on the shape.

Step - 03

Create a geometrical 2d design on the broad strip using a pencil.

Step - 04

Colour the design using acrylic colors of your choice. Leave it to dry.

Step - 05

Paint the reverse side of the strip using any light shade of acrylic colour. Similarly cut the question mark shape from the shape and paint it with the same colour.

Step - 06

Stick the coloured strip along the edge of the question mark shape with the help of slant cut flaps using Fevicol A+.

Step - 07

The completed structure will look like this after sticking the strip on the edge entirely.

Step - 08

Take the cut circle and paint a thinking emoji on it using Fevicryl Acrylic Colours.

Step - 09

Using Fevicol A+ stick both the form with a cotton cord as shown to complete the thinking shelf.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take a corrugated sheet and draw a big question mark sign as per required size of the shelf We have taken an A4 sized sheet.

Step - 02

Take another corrugated sheet and as per the circumference of the question mark cut a long strip from it. Thickness should be around 3-4 inches. Also make an extra flap drawing and cut angular slits in between so that it can be stuck properly on the shape.

Step - 03

Create a geometrical 2d design on the broad strip using a pencil.

Step - 04

Colour the design using acrylic colors of your choice. Leave it to dry.

Step - 05

Paint the reverse side of the strip using any light shade of acrylic colour. Similarly cut the question mark shape from the shape and paint it with the same colour.

Step - 06

Stick the coloured strip along the edge of the question mark shape with the help of slant cut flaps using Fevicol A+.

Step - 07

The completed structure will look like this after sticking the strip on the edge entirely.

Step - 08

Take the cut circle and paint a thinking emoji on it using Fevicryl Acrylic Colours.

Step - 09

Using Fevicol A+ stick both the form with a cotton cord as shown to complete the thinking shelf.