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Donkey Kong Sticky Note Mosaic

Donkey Kong Sticky Note Mosaic
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The first thing that came to my mind when I heard of the Office Supplies contest was "Sticky Notes".  And what could be a more classic use for sticky notes than a Donkey Kong mosaic?
 
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Step 1Materials Needed for Large Version

Materials Needed for Large Version
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Black paper: the area of your square sticky notes x 55 wide and x 62 high

The sticky notes below should be the square kind.  The sizes may vary, but as long as they are square this mosaic will work. 

For the version shown, we cut square sticky notes into quarters, but only the top two are sticky.  So if you want to do a mosaic the same size we did, divide the number of sticky notes below by two and do the equation accordingly.

364 blue sticky notes

103 yellow sticky notes

44 white sticky notes

63 orange sticky notes

588 pink sticky notes

Scissors

Clear Packing Tape

Pencil & Graph Paper (Optional to sketch out your design)


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