We divide the work into stages. First, we prepare the ball. On a small balloon wrapped cordon wet in starchmal. When the starch dries pierce the balloon and we have a white ball. Stick to fix styrofoam wrap white tissue paper. At the bottom we put a paper napkin, and at the top of the ball.
Material used:
- styrofoam anchor pin
- scissors
- glue
- white cordage
- balloon
- starch
- paper napkin
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