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INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CREATING YOUR OWN SCOOBY DOO!
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1.
Inflate a brown 260 leaving about 3" of tail.
Inflate a black scrap balloon about 3" and
tie it to the nozzle of the brown 260
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2.
Measure and wrap the black bubble securely with
the brown bubble
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3.
Make two more 4" bubbles and wrap them over
and around the black/brown bubble. (If you'd like,
simply make a brown bird body for the muzzle and
tie on the black nose later!)
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4.
Form the head by using a 4" bubble, a 1"
bubble, and another 4" bubble. Secure the
neck with a small pinch twist.
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5.
Form a neck and then two front legs with the remainder
of the balloon. I like to leave a tiny bubble
on the end to allow you to connect the legs and
act as support for the legs
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6.
Inflate a second 260 leaving an inch or so at
the tail. Make two pinch twists to start things
off
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7.
Since this is not a beginners guide, I'm leaving
it up to you to figure out how I got here! Attach
the second 260 using the pinch twists, then twist
the rest into a bird body, making sure to give
him a lumpy tummy!
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8.
Still using the remaining 260, finish off the
legs and tuck them up a little to look good.
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9.
Now you need to make all the above accessories!
(Hope your table hasn't had dessert yet!) The
two dual loop twists will form the feet -thanks
Dale! - the smaller sausage will form the ears,
and the larger one the tail. Your dimensions are
fine on this!
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10.
Here is a shot of him all put together. Note that
I also added some scrap white 260 for the eyes
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11.
Rear view of Scooby
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12.
Draw in eyes, some whisker trails, and, using
a blue 160 and yellow 5" round, attach the
collar and nametag to the neck. Sorry, ya gotta
get the collar on his neck yourself! No big deal
here, just wrap it around and secure with a pinch
twist!
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Ta
Daaa!
And
here is the finished product! Hope you like this
Scooby Doo. Using all blue, he can become Blues
Clues, all red, Clifford, and blush makes him
Pluto!! Thanks for looking!
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