My Moana Boat I Made Using A Cardboard Box Yellow ођ Diy moana boat | how to make moana boat from cardboardplease subscribe! channel uc6urruunroqe8uncspw97mq?sub confirmation=1facebook!. Hannah is turning 2 next week!!! we decided to make her a moana boat made of cardboard box since she loves moana very much. to make her 2nd birthday even mor.
Cardboard Box Parade Cardboard Boat Moana Birthday Party Birthday Part To make the mast, we used an old flagpole and drilled the hole in the 4×4 so that it was just the right size to fit in. for the sail, i grabbed some old muslin fabric i had laying around and found a bamboo stick. to cut it to size, i used the pole and the stick as a pattern. it doesn’t have to be perfect, it is supposed to look rustic. Cardboard; tape; brown paper roll (from home depot – used for flooring) boat directions… the first thing we did was tape the boxes end to end (length wise). next we drew a cut line to create the shape of the boat. very very carefully cut the boat using the box cutter. then we taped down the pieces using the brown paper roll (from home depot. The canoe is made up of 4 pieces that go around all 4 sides and then two small pieces that go on top to keep it clean looking. these two long panels measure: a total of 55in x 16in including the flaps. without the flaps it measures 47in x 16in then add 4in flaps on each side to get the total measurement. Step 1: plunder yer materials. structure: large sheets of cardboard – old appliance boxes work great! ask local stores for their old boxes. (since ours was for an actual sanctioned event, we had 8 foot by 4 foot sheets available.) duct tape – (good for tight seals on edges, but hard to paint).
Diy Moana Boat How To Make Moana Boat From Cardboard Youtube The canoe is made up of 4 pieces that go around all 4 sides and then two small pieces that go on top to keep it clean looking. these two long panels measure: a total of 55in x 16in including the flaps. without the flaps it measures 47in x 16in then add 4in flaps on each side to get the total measurement. Step 1: plunder yer materials. structure: large sheets of cardboard – old appliance boxes work great! ask local stores for their old boxes. (since ours was for an actual sanctioned event, we had 8 foot by 4 foot sheets available.) duct tape – (good for tight seals on edges, but hard to paint). Multiply the total volume of your boat design by 62.4 (1000 if you’re using metric measurements) to see if it’ll support the total weight of your crew. build your boat with corrugated cardboard to give it a sturdier frame. finish off your boat with latex paint and varnish so it’s ready to hit the water. part 1. Step 3: making a board #1. supplies: cardboard box. duct tape. measuring tape. using the piece we made in step 2, we'll next make a board that belongs to the bottom part of the boat. by using the board, make a rectangle that is 1mx1.5m. use a box cutter to arrange the shape, and use duct tape to connect it together.
Cardboard Moana Boat Moana Birthday Moana Birthday Party Theme Multiply the total volume of your boat design by 62.4 (1000 if you’re using metric measurements) to see if it’ll support the total weight of your crew. build your boat with corrugated cardboard to give it a sturdier frame. finish off your boat with latex paint and varnish so it’s ready to hit the water. part 1. Step 3: making a board #1. supplies: cardboard box. duct tape. measuring tape. using the piece we made in step 2, we'll next make a board that belongs to the bottom part of the boat. by using the board, make a rectangle that is 1mx1.5m. use a box cutter to arrange the shape, and use duct tape to connect it together.
Pin On Diy Event Decors
Comments are closed.