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To make this display, I drew the mockingjay logo on yellow poster board, about one foot wide. Then I traced over it with a Sharpie and cut out the middle pieces. I coated the entire piece with some glitter glue I found in the craft closet, using a paintbrush. Then, I layered red, orange, and yellow tissue paper and cut out a flame pattern. I stapled the folded layers together and crumpled them up to give the flames a more fiery look, and layered the flames beneath the mockingjay. Finally, I glued all of it onto a poster board, where I have written with cut-out letters: "May the odds be ever in your favor". I obviously had a little too much fun with this one.Thursday, October 3, 2013
Catching Fire Display
It's exactly 50 days until Catching Fire is released in theaters on November 22nd, 2013. To commemorate the exciting day, we will be holding a special Catching Fire movie release party this November, filled with super fun Hunger Games activities and games (spoiler: create your own victor!). Because I am majorly geeking out over this, I couldn't even wait until November to start working on a display for this event, and let me just say, things got intense. I am particularly proud of the flames coming out of the Mockingjay. Get it? Catching Fire!
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To make this display, I drew the mockingjay logo on yellow poster board, about one foot wide. Then I traced over it with a Sharpie and cut out the middle pieces. I coated the entire piece with some glitter glue I found in the craft closet, using a paintbrush. Then, I layered red, orange, and yellow tissue paper and cut out a flame pattern. I stapled the folded layers together and crumpled them up to give the flames a more fiery look, and layered the flames beneath the mockingjay. Finally, I glued all of it onto a poster board, where I have written with cut-out letters: "May the odds be ever in your favor". I obviously had a little too much fun with this one.
To make this display, I drew the mockingjay logo on yellow poster board, about one foot wide. Then I traced over it with a Sharpie and cut out the middle pieces. I coated the entire piece with some glitter glue I found in the craft closet, using a paintbrush. Then, I layered red, orange, and yellow tissue paper and cut out a flame pattern. I stapled the folded layers together and crumpled them up to give the flames a more fiery look, and layered the flames beneath the mockingjay. Finally, I glued all of it onto a poster board, where I have written with cut-out letters: "May the odds be ever in your favor". I obviously had a little too much fun with this one.
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