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Old 06-10-2002, 02:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Arrow Safari Miniature Golf Set - Recycle old cardboard boxes into golf fun.



Materials
• Cardboard (from large boxes and cereal boxes)
• Scissors
• Acrylic craft paint
• Paintbrushes
• Empty cardboard egg carton
• Masking tape
• Lids from cans of frozen juice concentrate
• Flexible drinking straws
• Construction paper
• Toilet paper tubes
• Gift wrap tubes
• Craft knife
• Aluminum foil


Step 1:
Cut 6 animal shapes from cardboard.

Step 2:
Cut a semicircular opening from the bottom of each animal.

Step 3:
Paint the shapes.

Step 4:
Fashion a rectangular cross-brace from cardboard, paint it, and join it to the animal shape using an interlocking-slot design: cut a 2-inch slot in the bottom of the animal shape and the top of the brace and fit the two together.

Step 5:
For each tee, cut a small circle from cardboard, tape on an inverted cup snipped from the egg carton, and paint.

Step 6:
To make each hole for the course, center a juice can lid on a small circle of cardboard, trace it, and cut a hole. Tape the juice can lid over the opening with the lipped edge down, then turn the cup over and paint. Tape the short end of a flexible straw to the rim, then bend the long end up and top with a construction paper flag.

Step 7:
For each club, flatten one end of a toilet paper tube and insert it into a slot -- 2 inches long and 1/4 inch wide -- cut into the end of a gift wrap tube. Secure with tape and paint.

Step 8:
Crumple up aluminum foil to make the golf balls
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