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Artwork Weaving
Artwork Weaving
The result of this project is two similar but different pieces of artwork woven into each other.
This project is rated EASY to do.
What You Need
Masking tape
Scissors
Ruler
Piece of poster board
2 pieces of artwork you are willing to cut up
How To Make It
Choose the two pieces of artwork, piece A and piece B, that you are going to cut. They should be the same size, and they should be on paper and in paint, marker, or crayon (pencil could smear).
Measure equal increments along the length of piece A, and draw lines forming strips on the back of the piece. Number each piece in numerical order on the back.
Measure equal increments along the width of piece B, and draw lines forming strips on the back of the piece. Letter each piece in alphabetical order on the back.
Cut along the lines of pieces A and B -- forming two sets of strips.
Using masking tape, tape the ends of the strips of piece A onto a piece of poster board -- reassembling the artwork. Use the numbers to help keep the strips in order.
Carefully weave the strips from piece B into piece A -- tightly. Use the letters to help keep the strips in order.
When finished you can either laminate the finished piece or wash over the painting with some watered down white glue.
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