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The instructions explain clay selection, softening by warming and rolling, shaping details for Bluey and Bingo (head, mouth, eyes, tummy, ears, nose, feet, hands, and tail), and simple tools or kitchen utensils as alternatives. It includes guidance to bake the finished toppers following packet instructions by an adult, making the project suitable for slightly older kids.","HOW TOMake BLUey ANDFRIenDSPenCIL TOPPeRS  \n# InSTRUCTIon5\n\nTo make these toppers we will be using coloured polymer clay.This is a plastic-based clay which comes in a huge range of colours.It's similar to plasticine exceptit can be baked in the oven to make it super durable.It has a slightly harder  \ntexture than plasticine and works best when warmed up and rolled around in yourhands to soften before shaping.  \nAs well as the clay for each character,some simple plastic or wooden clay toolscan help.If you don't have these,a simple wooden skewer and some kitchenutensils will do the trick.  \nThis craft is better suited to slightly older kids and the baking should always bedone by an adult.  \nBuey:Buey°HOW TO DRAWSTICKERS  \nWANT mOReBLUey FUn?  \nHead to puffin.com.au  \n①Start with a rounded rectangular blob of blue coloured clay around 4cm longand 2.5 wide.This will be Bluey's head and body.  \n②Squeeze gently onto the top of a pencil and reshape if necessary  \n③Add a small flattened rectangle of yellow to the centre of the body.This is thestart of the mouth that we will complete later on.  \n④Roll out a long flat rectangle of dark blue clay.Make sure it's nice and thin.Wrap around the top ys of the body as per the picture.Use your fingers togently squeeze off the excess and then blend to cover the top of the head.  \n⑤Roll a small ball of yellow clay and shape into a rectangle with roundish edges.Attach to the middle of the yellow oval with the button of the rectangle liningup with the button middle of the oval shape.Add a small black triangle tofinish.  \n⑥Roll two equal-sized ovals of white clay and attach them above either side ofthe top of the nose.Add two teeny dots of black for pupils.  \n⑦For Bluey's tummy,roll out some light blue thinly and cut it into a smallishsquare.Blend this onto the lower y of her torso.  \n8 For her ears,make two triangles in dark blue with two smaller triangles ofyellow inside.Blend these onto the top of Bluey's head.  \n⑨Make a very thin roll of brown clay and add it to the underside of the nose forher mouth.Trim to fit.  \n1⑩For Bluey's feet and hands:Make a roll of blue clay about 8cm long and 3mmwide.Cut into 2cm lengths.Roll 4 balls of light blue clay and squish them ontothe ends of each length.Roll again so the 2 colours blend.For the legs,squishthe light blue sections and wedge forward to make little feet.Use a skewer tomark some paw lines.For the hands,press a skewer into the blue end tocreate a simple hand/paw shape.Attach these to the torso and blend to join.  \n①To finish,add a tail to Bluey's back and some light blue eyebrows.  \n⑫Bake according to packet instructions  \nBLUey:Bluey°HOW TO DRAWBinGOSSUPERAN RCTIVITY BooK  \nWAnTmOReBLUey FUn?  \nHead to puffin.com.au","cbCaij3HaYG5jD56","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij3HaYG5jD56","pdf",236541,3,1,2,"English","en",105,"# InSTRUCTIon5\n## Materials and tools\n## How to make Bluey pencil topper\n## How to make Bingo pencil topper\n## Baking instructions","[{\"question\":\"What materials are needed to make the Bluey and Bingo pencil toppers?\",\"answer\":\"Coloured polymer clay is required, along with simple plastic or wooden clay tools. 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