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Blottentots and How to Make Them
John Prosper Carmel
Book Overview:
There are many short verses: the first verses tell you how to make a blottentot with a blot of ink on a piece of paper. You then fold the paper and press it gently to spread out the ink into peculiar shapes. The rest of the verses describe the funny creatures which you can make. I'm sure it could also be done with different colours using thin paint instead of ink, and it looks a lot of fun!
There are many short verses: the first verses tell you how to make a blottentot with a blot of ink on a piece of paper. You then fold the paper and press it gently to spread out the ink into peculiar shapes. The rest of the verses describe the funny creatures which you can make. I'm sure it could also be done with different colours using thin paint instead of ink, and it looks a lot of fun!
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AND HOW TO MAKE THEM
BY
JOHN PROSPER CARMEL
If you've never made a
Blottentot
This book will help you
quite a lot!
PAUL ELDER AND COMPANY
SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK
Copyright, 1907,
by Paul Elder &
Company.
Entered at
Stationers' Hall,
London.
These were made for Dymphna
[1]
HOW TO MAKE BLOTTENTOTSTo make a funny Blottentot,
First take a piece of paper,
Splash on some ink, a single spot,
Crease, press, but cut no caper.
Don't crease exactly at the blot—
You'll have a fearful muddle; <. . . Read More
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