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The Endangered Wolf Center experienced the worst flash flood in its history on Monday morning, causing extensive erosion and damage to habitats. Please help us repair these damages to ensure the safety of our animals.
The Endangered Wolf Center experienced the worst flash flood in its history on Monday morning, causing extensive erosion and damage to habitats. Please help us repair these damages to ensure the safety of our animals.
Step 1: Make a skeleton. Two ties for the spine, one tie for each leg. Weave the leg ties into the spine so it’s sturdy. Keep the length of the spine sticking out from the front legs, it will be the neck later on.
Step 2: Start wrapping other ties around the skeleton to form the legs and body. Twist the top of the tie into the spine, and tightly wrap the rest of the tie around the body. Try not to make it hollow!
Step 3: The fun part! Use 3 ties to form the wolf’s “skull”. One for both ears, and two to support the sphere of the head. Wrap ties around the head, with the top of the twistie tightly wrapped around one of the “skull” ties. It is OK if the head is hollow.
Step 4: Connect the head to the body. Pull the two extended ties through the wolf head and twist into the head wherever fits.
Viola! You have a twist tie wolf!
Try the same technique with other woodland creatures. One of my favorites is making a deer. Making antlers with twist ties is fun and easy!
