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Paper weaving was a common educational activity for kindergarteners in the 1800s, helping them to develop sensory motor skills while learning about shapes and color.  \nMake your own paper weaving:  \n Fold a piece of paper in half ( \"hot dog style\") and, starting from the crease, cut s lits in even intervals. Make sure to stop cutting before you reach the end of the page!  \nUnfold the paper once done.  \n Pick several colors of construction paper and cut the paper into long, rectangular strips.  \n ( Did you know that Frank Lloyd Wright designed textiles?)   \n Working one strip at a time, weave each strip across the slits, going over and under  \nthe slits. The strip should be perpendicular to the slits. Alternate how you begin. Do you start by weaving the strip under or over the slits?  \nExperiment by using different colors or strips of various heights!   \nTag @flwtrust and \\#WrightatHome and show us your design!  \n\\#WrightatHome \\#paperweaving \\#flwtrust","cbCaiqsXnslDyh5y","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqsXnslDyh5y","pdf",203322,"English","# Wright at Home - Paper Weaving\n## Make your own paper weaving:","[{\"question\":\"What is the historical significance of paper weaving?\",\"answer\":\"Paper weaving was a common educational activity for kindergarteners in the 1800s, helping them develop sensory motor skills and learn about shapes and color.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you prepare the base paper for weaving?\",\"answer\":\"Fold a piece of paper in half (\\\"hot dog style\\\") and, starting from the crease, cut slits in even intervals, ensuring you stop cutting before reaching the end of the page. Then, unfold the paper.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the instructions for weaving the strips?\",\"answer\":\"Working one strip at a time, weave each strip across the slits, going over and under. The strip should be perpendicular to the slits. Alternate how you begin by weaving the strip under or over the slits.\"}]","Wright at Home - Paper Weaving | PDF"]