Mi sobrino tiene un disfraz de Caballero Medieval, pero no tenía un escudo. Mi marido y yo le hemos hecho uno. Aquí, os muestro el proceso parte por parte. Los materiales que hemos usado son: una lámina de cartón, un cilindro de los que van en el interior del papel higiénico, washi tape, papel de regalo plateado, pegamento, unas tijeras, fixo, grapadora y lápiz. Primero mi marido ha dibujado (sin plantilla) el escudo. Entonces, yo he cortado y pegado el papel de regalo en la parte delantera. Después, mi marido ha cortado dos tiras del rollo del papel higiénico, y ha hecho un cilindro con lo que queda y lo ha enrollado, grapado y atado con fixo. Ha metido las tiras en el interior del cilindro y las ha fijado al escudo a modo de asa. Como último paso, yo he decorado este asa con washi tape y también la parte delantera del escudo.
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My
nephew has a fancy dress of Medieval Knight, but he did
not have a shield. My husband and I have made one to him. Here, I
show you the making off part to part. The materials
that we have used are: a piece of cardboard, a cylinder of those who are
inside of hygienic paper, washi tape, silver gift paper, glue, a pair of
scissors, some scotch tape, a stapler and a pencil. First my husband has drawn (without any template) the shield. Then, I have cut and glued the gift paper on the front part. Later, my husband has cut two strips of the
hygienic roll paper, doong a cylinder with the piece what remains and has coiled
it, stapled it and tyied it with scotch tape. He has put the strips
inside the cylinder and have fixed to the shield like a handle. As last step, I
have decorated this handle with washi tape and the front part of
the shield too. It is ready to play!
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