Gateway Online Class

H E L LO !

Session Nine 21st May

 Hello again to the Gateway Gang!

In this document I have a written instructions to accompany the video I made for this
weeks class. I used household items for all projects so hopefully you will have some/all of
the materials at hand!

There are three options of tasks to complete this week. Once you have experimented
with each task, I would like you to try and combine the projects!

I hope you are all keeping well... I have missed you!

Origami Birds
Materials needed: Paper, scissors. Optional: pen/ colouring pencils.

Step 1 -  Cut an even square of paper. Not too small, at least 10

cm at each side.

Step 2 -  Placing the square like a diamond in front of you, fold in

half.

Step 3 - About a finger width from the bottom of your triangle fold
top toward the right.

Step 4 - Open this smaller triangle to reveal a diamond.

Step 5 -  Fold this diamond horizontally.

Step 6 - On the left of this new triangle fold corner down. This is
the beak.

Step 7 - Fold the long flaps which are facing towards you, away
from you. These are the wings.
weaving with paper
Materials needed : Paper, scissors, newspaper/magazine.

Step 1 - Flick through a paper/ magazine and rip out pages that have blocks
of colours.

Step 2 - Cut theese pages into thin, even strips.

Step 3 - Bunch similar colours together.

Step 4 -  Take a sheet of paper and fold it in half.

Step 5 - Holding the spine of the folded paper towards you, cut even strips
up the paper. Do not fully cut to the top of the paper. Leave a gap about as
thick as two fingers.

Step 6 - Unfold the paper and lie it out in front of you with the lines running
vertically.

Step  7 - Weave your strips of coloured paper horizontally through to make

an image.
drawing shaddows
Materials needed : Pen/pencil paper. Optional: chalk, paints.

Step 1 -  This is a simple project, but you can really go wild with it!

Step 2 -  We are going to make graphic images by drawing around shaddows.

Step 3 -  Depending on what materials you have available you can do this at several different scales and with a variety of materials
and as I have shown in the video.

Step 4 -  When outlining a shadow be sure not to move the object you are tracing from, but remember you can move the paper,
which means you can make repeat patterns etc. Enjoy!
 THANK YOU!
Well Done!!

Well Done!!
I cannot wait to see/ hear about what you guys
have made! So if you can take photos!

I look forward to our next virtual class!