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Step 2Make sticks for the table
In this step you will need to make enough sticks for the dinning table. You will need at least 4 sticks to complete the table (an extra stick is always helpful for making connections and protects the shape of the pieces used in the actual table).
I won't repeat the steps for making sticks since, after making six chairs, you will be well versed in that skill.
Again, keep thinking about those bright smiles on your friends' little faces when they see all you have done with them in mind.
You want the table to seat six chairs around with enough elbow room for everyone to eat comfortably. Based on the size of my chairs, the table should be as long as the gum wrapper is wide (fully unfolded). That works out to about 1 3/4 inches long. It should be about 1 inch wide.
Measure:
You want to take two of the straight sticks and center that 1 3/4 section on both of them. Don't bend anything yet. We'll do that next.
I won't repeat the steps for making sticks since, after making six chairs, you will be well versed in that skill.
Again, keep thinking about those bright smiles on your friends' little faces when they see all you have done with them in mind.
You want the table to seat six chairs around with enough elbow room for everyone to eat comfortably. Based on the size of my chairs, the table should be as long as the gum wrapper is wide (fully unfolded). That works out to about 1 3/4 inches long. It should be about 1 inch wide.
Measure:
You want to take two of the straight sticks and center that 1 3/4 section on both of them. Don't bend anything yet. We'll do that next.
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