Making a Simple Soft Sculpture
Using fabric scraps and stuffing to create small, three-dimensional soft sculptures.
Key Questions
- Construct a soft sculpture that represents an animal or an imaginary creature.
- Evaluate how different types of fabric contribute to the overall texture and form of your sculpture.
- Justify your choice of colors and patterns for your soft sculpture.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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