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Simple Rubber Band Arts

Simple Rubber Band Arts
This is a traditional art, well.. Not really traditional.. Using rubber band to form shapes- by twisting, pull,etc. Children usually like this art, because it's simple and easy. This art is different with the Ayatori art, Ayatori arts are using strings not rubber bands. This is really popular in Indonesian school, most of children usually can make this art. And I'm going to share it to you.(Thanks to my friend, Daniel Chan who taught me those arts, I'll post more if he finds more shapes.)
 
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Step 1: Materials

: Materials
Of course! Rubber Bands! I suggest not to use new rubber band, because it's really hard to stretch it. Used rubber band will easier to stretch
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2 comments
Aug 20, 2010. 7:19 PMsalomon1996 says:
this is like a "mini" cats craddle! fun! :D
Sep 17, 2009. 9:46 PMpianomonkey97 says:
You should add the "double star".

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Hi! I'm from Indonesia and I'm really fond of origami and monsters! I also like strategy games and TCG (Trading Card Game)