| There is a real ‘potential’ focus within the Young Jesus story and this craft ties into the idea that this child is developing into the man who will one day fully claim the title of Christ. |  |
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As well as the printout,to make this craft you will need a pair of scissors and some glue. You may also need colouring pens if you are printing without colour which is recommended. For printing in full colour PDF – 1 page For printing in outline only PDF – 1 page For printing in full colour (favor not favour) PDF – 1 page For printing in outline only (favor not favour) PDF – 1 page |
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This craft couldn’t be simpler. Add any colour you want then cut out the two rectangles. |
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Fold the long strip in half, blank sides touching. |
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Fold back each side, the folds should go along the dotted lines. |
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Add glue to the two inside sections. |
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Glue them together – doing this first will make the cutting easier. |
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Cut along the dotted lines to separate the middle three ‘flaps’ |
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Glue this piece to the background. This will add stability. |
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Enjoy transforming young Jesus by adding wisdom, stature and favour to see who he will fully become. |
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