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make a paper weaving pattern ​

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Answered by DisneyPrincess29
20

\mapstoCut paper into the desired shape and size of your paper weave picture.

\mapstoFold the paper in half. Fold the paper in half.

\mapstoCut slits.

\mapstoUnfold the paper.

\mapstoCut colored paper strips.

\mapstoWeave the first strip.

\mapstoWeave the second strip.

\mapstoWeave the rest of the strips.

\mapstoApply glue.

\mapstoFold the ends.

\mapstoFlip the woven square.

\mapstoMake a paper frame.

\mapstoDecorate the frame.

Answered by Moncheri06
7

Explanation:

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