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How To Make a Labyrinth For Your School's Art Gallery

How To Make a Labyrinth For Your School\
This was a project I did for my English class at school, inspired by Kiteman's Labyrinth instructables.

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I've tried to be quick and to the point with the text, because I know that although the instructables with tons and tons of writing are usually the most informative ones, they're also usually the one's that get overlooked fastest.
 
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Step 1Calculations

Calculations
In this step, I did a lot of math. I figured out what the area of the labyrinth would be, and how much I would need of each material.

At this point I also made a prototype in the front yard.
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5 comments
Aug 21, 2009. 11:48 AMmytischemagie says:
One Word: Cool!!!!
Dec 7, 2008. 10:55 PMDeslivres says:
You finally made it ! Congratulations on the Instructable (and the great mark) - sterling work.
Dec 7, 2008. 8:30 PMCarpetGnome says:
Wow, well done. This opens up many ideas, thank you.

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