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P2 fashion designers

November 18, 2014 User deactivated 1 Comment

Some great fashions were being created by our designer teams.

Busy, busy, busy.

The Emperor is looking good.

Sequins, fabric – you name it, P2 used it.

As part of the “Emperor’s New Clothes” topic, the children worked in pairs and used a variety of materials and art media to design a new outfit for the Emperor. They made decisions together on costume and design and complete this task as a strong team. They thoroughly enjoyed this job. Maybe there will be fashion designers of the future amongst them.

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  1. says:
    November 18, 2014 at 10:52 pm

    These look fabulous. Looking forward to seeing all his new clothes, better than what he is wearing on your wall display!

    Mrs Leggatt

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