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we're ready to start constructing the bodyand what we're going to do is we're going to take the black pipe cleaners and we'regoing to make the general shape of the fish. depending on how big you want to make yourfish, if you want to make one about this size we're going to use two for the general shapeof the body. we do that by twisting these together wrapping them all the way around.we want to avoid any excess of the pipe cleaners,


fish art

and if there is a lot of excess we'll justtrim that off with a pair of scissors. and then we're going to bring it around and wrap it again. i think this makes a goodshape and size for the body so i'm going to stop it there and cut those extra pieces offso that we can attach the tail, fins and other

parts. so this is going to be our head andthis is going to continue back to the tail area. you just want to shape it out in caseit's not real rounded in the way that you want and that'll give us the body.

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