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April 6, 2023     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Thursday, April 6, 2023 Shelton-Mason Journal Page 19 By Dave Pierik Shelton-Mason County appy Tree ‘ ership Center Happy Tree’s citizens need a gathering place for prayer and life events. Here is a classic old country church with, backlit stained glass effects. This is fun to make. Enjoy! I]? You will need: I Tools: ruler compass, scissors, paintbrushes, colorful permanent markers. Materials: Old junk mail window envelopes, cardboard, school glue, masking tape, sand, baking soda, acrylic paints, four small round beads, battery—powered tea lights. Total cost: j, ‘ about $2 Using the clear plastic from some old junk mail window Mark and cut from cardboard: Steeple peak — mark four Time; about 8 to 12 envelopes, fill all the space with colors and designs of 2” x 3” rectangles, with 1” marks on the 2" side, out 4 hours totaL your choice, saving the black for later. Once the ink is dry, triangles. Steeple base sides: four 2” x 2 1/2” pieces and carefully glue another clear piece over the top. Set aside. one 2 1/8" x 2 1/8” base roof. Three roof pieces 8” x 4". Two front / back panels 7 1/2”W x 6"H, mark 4" side heights and 2" in from L. to R, cut angles. Two side panels 7” x 4”. One base, 8” x 8”. Test tit cut approx. 1" x 11/2” windows doors. Glue the steeple peak triangles to the steeple peak base roof. Use masking tape to hold it together until dry and set it aside. Glue the steeple base sides to the front of the building‘s center roof. The building front back and sides go on the base. Reinforce glue lines with sand, and shake off the excess. Prime with white paint mixed with glue, adding a small amount of baking soda to help fill small gas. Set aside to dry. Happy Tree Worship Center has cheery, inviting warmth to it. Depending on layout space and preferences, this building can be made smaller or larger by scaling the measurements in step 2. You could also create a sign that reads: “Bingo night Thursday, win a casserole." I I I E E What would you like to see next in Crafty Time? Visit gauge the innegr‘frgirgce: :tdtgenigisnkdrogvts, and ctargfulléslrllgn ti..- ..._. Wwy, ii, 5;; for more photos and project n paceea . l apeuni ry. l . . 35E black outlines along color changes on the outside. Cut a :L ‘deas' Please em?” your feedbaCk to géyéLmWasomgLQH; hole in the bottom to allow access to tea lights. Glue the I _ m or 93“ 360'426'4412- roof pieces and steeple together, then paint additional E VISlt our OffICe to see the display ! details. A wash of water with brown and black will bring out shadows. A drybrush with white brings out highlights.