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Raya and The Last Dragon

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Raya and The Last Dragon

Materials

Sisu:

Raya:

Tuk Tuk:

  • One brown kids hoodie/top
  • One brown kids bottom
  • Blue, brown, and red felt
  • Brown, blue, light purple, gold, and gray foam sheets
  • Brown pipe cleaners
  • Two yellow bandanas
  • Faux leather felt sheet
  • Plastic ornament
  • Neon blue glow paint
  • White fur fabric
  • Markers
  • Stuffing

Instructions

For Sisu:

  • Create hood from fur fabric, color with markers, and attach to hoodie using adhesive sheets or safety pins. Create horns from blue foam using hot glue.
  • Create crystal by brushing the inside of a clear plastic ornament with neon blue paint.
  • Create tail with blue felt and blue and purple foam. Hot glue or sew, turn right side out and stuff with stuffing. Close seam and attach to the bottom of the hoodie using two safety pins.

For Raya:

  • Drape two yellow bandanas across the front of the yellow top. Attach using adhesive sheets.
  • Cut a square piece of brown felt, fold in half, cut to the center creating the front opening of the jacket, then cut a circle for the collar. Attach another strip of brown felt for the collar by sewing or using hot glue. Lay the jacket flat and cut in on the sides to create the sleeve shape. Create a seam on each side of the jacket using hot glue or by sewing.
  • Create a belt and arm cuff using faux leather felt. Attach a gold belt buckle cut from foam using hot glue.
  • Create boots with brown foam, add adhesive red felt to the top and front.
  • Create a wavy sword with gray foam, brown foam, and a dowel and assemble with hot glue.

For Tuk Tuk:

  • Cut a large oval from brown thick craft foam. Attach back straps using a stapler or hot glue. Cut long rectangles from craft foam, attaching them to the edges of the oval (creating a dome) using hot glue. Make sure they are in a layered fashion to look like Tuk Tuk's shell. Attach a final piece to the hood of the brown hoodie.
  • Add antenna, by cutting circles from brown adhesive felt. Cut a small hole in the center of each circle, feed brown pipe cleaners through and twist a circle with the pipe cleaner so it stands up right. Peel the backing from the felt and attach it to the top of the hood.

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