

Bats in different sizes give the illusion that some are close, and some are far away. To make one: Print and cut out the bat template; tape wing sections to body, matching up the dotted lines. Use a utility knife to cut out facial details. Our bats range from 6 inches to 3 feet across; template sections can be enlarged or reduced on a photocopier as desired. Trace template onto heavy black construction paper, taping pieces together for larger bats; cut out. Use removable double-sided tape to attach bats to wall, curving them over moldings and leaving edges of wings free to "flap."
Idea from Martha Stewart
2 comments:
katie these are so darling! did you do them, were they hard?
No, these pics are from Martha Stewarts website. I thought they would be fun to do for Halloween. Hopefully they aren't to hard.
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