ICreate Assignment #3
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Virginia Lowe worked with two young neighbors aged 5 and 6 to create art from recycled paper towel tubes. They painted the tubes and then cut them to form cars and flowers - cutting the tubes and arranging the painted pieces into oval shapes to form a flower on a stem, gluing the pieces together. The girls shared previous art they had made from paper tubes like butterflies, binoculars, and pinatas to inspire new creations.
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