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| Teaching Nigel the basics of a paper mache structure. Crushing some Newspaper to form the body of the Durian. |
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| A lot of hard work, crushing newspaper. |
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| Rolling a wad to form the stem. |
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| Hmmm...Beginning to look like one. |
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| It got bigger as we added more layers. Secure the bundle with cellophane tape. |
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| Making the spikey cones by hand. |
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| Stick them like this! |
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| Coat it with a layer of white tissue. We used modge podge. Using starch will be ok too, but it needed to dry fast so we used modge podge. Tanning on the lawn under the hot sun. My neighbour's will be wondering...what the heck! |
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| All dry and smelling funny already. Yep, the smell of paper mache can be weird. |
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| Lot's of green paint. |
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| Hurry Up Nigel! Somemore have to memorise your presentation notes! |
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| A crown befitting the king of fruits! Tada! |
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| YIPPIE DOO DURIAN!!! He won 2nd Prize!!!! (The first prize winner went to a girl who did a presentation on a laptop : subject : Games!!! HOW CAN!?) Anyway, I'm so proud of Nigel. |
