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Build yourself a colored or no colored lamp to give your little north pole buddies a place to live and some "cool" lighting! Very customizable as well!
OK maybe its not the most function lamp for yourself but like I said if you happen to have made/have some little "northern" figures in the process its gives them a place to party it up and have a rave every night, all night long.
OK maybe its not the most function lamp for yourself but like I said if you happen to have made/have some little "northern" figures in the process its gives them a place to party it up and have a rave every night, all night long.
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All the materials we used we got at your local Walmart.
1 First off your going to need some form or frame for your igloo. This is probably the most difficult thing to find. At first we looked for a plastic or glass bowl but they all have flat tops and we though they wouldn't look "igloo" enough so we actually settled on a fruit basket centerpiece. We actually used the outside metal part because we decide the penguin and polar bear who were living inside would want a balcony.
2 Lots and lots of packing tape, the clearer the better.
3 Plenty of quick drying clay.
4 Paint, preferably white however you could have a blue, green, or pink igloo if you really want to.
5 A light socket and florescent light bulb.
6 Cardboard or wood if you wanna be pro for the base.
7 Bottom half of a pop can.
8 And like the packing tape more glue that you think you will need, I recommend using the old school white glue we all used (and some of us ate) in kindergarten.
1 First off your going to need some form or frame for your igloo. This is probably the most difficult thing to find. At first we looked for a plastic or glass bowl but they all have flat tops and we though they wouldn't look "igloo" enough so we actually settled on a fruit basket centerpiece. We actually used the outside metal part because we decide the penguin and polar bear who were living inside would want a balcony.
2 Lots and lots of packing tape, the clearer the better.
3 Plenty of quick drying clay.
4 Paint, preferably white however you could have a blue, green, or pink igloo if you really want to.
5 A light socket and florescent light bulb.
6 Cardboard or wood if you wanna be pro for the base.
7 Bottom half of a pop can.
8 And like the packing tape more glue that you think you will need, I recommend using the old school white glue we all used (and some of us ate) in kindergarten.
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Sep 25, 2009. 2:58 PM
ChrysN
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ChrysN
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This looks really cool, you could paint the cardboard base white so it looks snowy.
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