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Fold a sheet of white paper in half. Draw half
a heart at the fold, making the pattern 6 inches
high. Cut it out and unfold the paper.
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Tape the heart to a piece of lightweight cardboard
and draw a pattern.
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Cut out the cardboard
around the heart, make four hearts in the same
method.
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Using the cardboard heart as a pattern, make
eight crepe paper hearts following the same
directions.
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Paste the crepe paper heart on both the sides
of the cardboard heart.
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Mix some glue and water in a foil pan - about
two tablespoons of each. (Don't squeeze glue
into a spoon. Ask an older person for help in
guessing how much glue to squeeze out.) Stir
the mixture with a straw or a stick.
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Measure out enough twine to go all the way around
the heart outline. Dip the twine in the glue-water
mixture.
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Lay the wet twine
on the heart outline, going all the way around.
Stick the twine on both the sides of the heart.
Cut off any twine left over.
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Print the letters
L O V E about 3 inches tall, on white paper.
Cut them out, cut two letters from each for
both the sides and glue letter in the center
of each heart from both the sides. With a pencil,
punch a small hole in the top of each heart.
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Take a crepe paper roll for making strings for
hanging and decorating a hanger.
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Remove the middle
joint of the hanger and bend the non-hanging
side down, exact opposite to the hanging side
or a hook. Then rotate the crepe paper around
the hanger, use glue in between to tighten it.
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Take
another roll of crepe paper and do running stitches
through the middle of the crepe paper roll.
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Turn the stitched crepe paper round and
round.
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Tie bells at the tip of the heart. It will
give you a sweet sound when it move by a puff
of air.
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Thread
strings of different lengths through the hearts
and tie the strings to the wires as shown in
the photograph.
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