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Cultural and Creative Art

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250 prompts matching "Nigerian Example: The pattern types seen in Nigerian weaving"

Learn About building a container in clay

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Learn About Cutting, sewing and stuffing a pillow

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Learn About Choosing and cleaning materials worth reusing

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Learn About Preparing a calabash for decorating

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Learn About The pairs that sit opposite on the colour wheel

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Learn About Planning a design to fit a shirt

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Learn About What artists borrow from one another

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Learn About Building a model from boxes and bottles

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Compare Two Styles: A landscape in pencil and one in colour

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Compare Two Styles: A handmade card and a printed one

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Compare Two Styles: A neatly finished mat and a rough one

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Compare Two Styles: A container for water and one for grain

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Compare Two Styles: A wide container and a tall one

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Compare Two Styles: a pinched pot and a coiled one

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Compare Two Styles: Hand stitching and machine stitching

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Compare Two Styles: A carved calabash and a painted one

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Compare Two Styles: A design in complements and one in near colours

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Compare Two Styles: A stencil pattern and a free-hand one

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Compare Two Styles: A front print and a back print

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Compare Two Styles: A stencil print and a screen print

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