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Paper Molas With Peggy Flores

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Closeup of a paper cutout of a turtle with small rectangle cutouts surrounding it. Template is layered on top of a second layer of violet paper. Caption. So the paper won't move while you cut the second layer.

A mola is a cultural art form from Central America. Artist/teacher Peggy Flores demonstrates two techniques for creating molas with colored paper. Lists materials needed. Gives step-by-step instructions on drawing the subject, cutting the layers of paper, and then gluing layers together. Explains how to use an Exacto knife to cut the paper, with an emphasis on safety.

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Runtime: 22 minutes 47 seconds

Topic: Arts, Education
Subtopic: Art Education, Arts, Crafts
Grade/Interest Level: All
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: Crystal Productions
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Small angel figurine with a beige and white lace gown and beige lace wings. Caption. Then I added an extra piece of lace that had nice scallops on it.

Señora Alicia wears a purple shirt and leans forward on a wooden table while talking. Behind her are brightly colored wooden animal statues and green plants.

Señora Alicia wears a purple shirt while sitting in a green metal chair. She looks down while holding her right hand up in front of her like she is holding a pen. Behind her are a few fake green cacti and a red, yellow, and blue wall.

Closeup of a person's fingers moulding the chin of a small clay face. Caption. Is the bottom lip in front of the upper lip.

Closeup of 2 hands creating something with gray, black, brown, tan, green, yellow, and white Lego blocks.