Bike art project
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This document provides ideas for decorating bicycles in a creative and inexpensive way. It lists materials like pool noodles, electrical tape, pom poms, stuffed animals, leis, paper mache, tinsel, LED lights, sequins, and glow in the dark paint that can be used to customize bicycles. It also suggests using crochet, knitting, trophies, zip ties, and cut out scales. Additionally, it offers tips to save money such as sharing paint with friends, searching dumpsters for free materials, and shopping at dollar stores and thrift shops for low-cost decorative items.
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- 41. - pool noodles Material Ideas - electrical tape/coloured duct tape - pom poms (in the spokes, OR glued to the body) - stuffed animals taken apart and sewn again around the body - flower leis - paper mache-form something bigger and more 3D - tinsel garlands - LED lights - Sequins/rhinestones - Glow in the dark paint - Crochet/knit a cover - Trophies-on helmets or on the bike (front) - Zap straps to create patterns - Scales cut out
- 42. Ideas to save money • share a can of paint with a friend! Decide on two colours together, and paint stripes • check out dumpsters or the curb for free re-usable material • go to the dollar store or hardware store and look for unusual, unexpected materials • go to a thrift store and look for old trophies, big pieces of fabric, yarn, old stuffed animals, cassette tapes, fake flowers, or old Christmas decorations