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Learn how to make your very own Tudor Tudor!
You will need
sugar paper or thin card
pencil and ruler
scissors
paint and a tray
washing up sponge cut into four
sticky tape
an adult to help with cutting
Optional:
1 Create a row of evenly sized squares across the top of the page, numbering each square.
2 Cut out all the even squares (2, 4, 6, 8, 10 in the example below).
3 Pour some paint into a tray and spread it around evenly. You can use a paintbrush or spoon to help you.
4 Take a piece of sponge and dip lightly in the paint.
5 Turn your paper over so you can't see the numbers and use the sponge to print rows of bricks. You can use different sized sponges and colours to create different patterns.
6 Wait for the paint to dry and then use sticky tape to fix the two short edges together. Your Tudor Tower should now stand up!