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Find a shallow paper bowl to make into your skillet. Punch a pair of holes about 1 inch apart on one side of the paper bowl. This is where the handle will be attached. |
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Cut a 14 to 16-inch length of metal wire. Bend it into the skillet's handle. |
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Insert the bent ends of the wire handle through the pair of holes on the paper bowl. Use glue gun to fix the ends in place. |
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Paint the entire bowl with black or any dark colored acrylic paint. Set the skillet aside to dry. |
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Cut a piece of craft foam to wrap around the skillet's handle. Use hot glue gun or staple the edges together to create a tube shape. |
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Insert the skillet handle inside the craft foam tube. |
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Round out the tip of the craft foam tube. |
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Seal the tip of the craft foam tube using a glue gun. |
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You may decorate the handle with small craft foam shapes or sequins. |
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Think of what food you'd like to put into your skillet. Use any of the following materials for your food sculptures: modeling clay, play dough, homemade salt dough, or self-hardening clay. Sculpt the clay or dough into food shapes and arrange them inside your skillet. |
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Be creative and model your favorite food. Just remember, these are just pretend food and they are not edible! |
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