Watercolours and Symmetry
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One half of an insect is drawn on the inside of a folded piece of paper using Neocolor II. Water is applied with a spray bottle, the paper is folded and smoothed. When opened, a mirrored design is revealed.
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Fold a piece of paper in the middle and draw half an insect with Neocolor II wax pastels. Press hard, so there is enough wax for the transfer.
Fold a piece of paper in the middle and draw half an insect with Neocolor II wax pastels. Press hard, so there is enough wax for the transfer.2 
Spray water onto the design with a spray bottle. Fold the paper in half, rub on the surface and open the paper. A symmetrical design has been created.
Spray water onto the design with a spray bottle. Fold the paper in half, rub on the surface and open the paper. A symmetrical design has been created.Another variant 
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-Intuition-wise 
Children's intuitive intelligence is enhanced when they experiment with watercolours and printing techniques.
Children's intuitive intelligence is enhanced when they experiment with watercolours and printing techniques.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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