Across
- 2. Shapes shapes that have names and are usually the same on both sides; examples include circles, squares, rectangles, triangles, diamonds, ovals, etc.
- 4. what collage materials are attached to.
- 7. a collage created from more than one type of material.
- 11. used for joining together parts; white glue, decoupage, Mod Podge, rubber cement, and paste are examples of adhesives.
- 12. an artwork made by placing parts together.
- 15. bags, straws, packing materials. yarn, string, floss.
- 17. leaves, flowers, sticks, seeds, feathers, seashells, stones, beans, grains, corks, raffia, bark, pine cones.
- 18. yarn, string, floss.
- 20. to create a crisp, clean edge on an art material with scissors, knife, or a saw.
- 21. Shapes Curvy shapes that usually look like things found in nature.
Down
- 1. Materials buttons, sequins, aluminum foil.
- 3. Materials newspapers, magazines, bottle caps.
- 5. a picture made by gluing different materials - like paper and fabric shapes - onto a flat background.
- 6. what something is made of.
- 8. scraps of cloth, felt, wool, fur, burlap, lace, ribbon.
- 9. to put different parts together.
- 10. a technique that uses two or more art materials in a single composition.
- 13. gives a softer, less-defined edge to an art material and is made by ripping the material with one’s hands.
- 14. when parts of an artwork are different to make the artwork more visually interesting.
- 16. tissue, newsprint, cardboard, wrapping papers.
- 19. a tool used for cutting.