Sentences with phrase «butcher paper»

This can be done on paper, digitally, on a large sheet of butcher paper on the ground, or on the sidewalk by your classroom.

I like to wrap everything in butcher paper, or really simple wrapping paper because the kids love decorating the packages with glitter or drawings.

Step 1 - Take your fish out of whatever butcher paper or plastic bag it was sold in.

If you bring butcher paper or even other sheets of cardboard, each person could quickly trace around the first pattern and cut out their own pattern to use and take home.

Think about the fact that everyone receives at least 30,000 images or brand messages a day, including logos, butcher paper at the supermarket, images on the Internet.

If you don't have one you can also you a large platter or even use a piece of butcher paper to create your food scene.

In the classroom, draw a pretend pool on butcher paper with some sharks swimming in it!

Assembled one evening in the church basement after eating, the members adjusted their chairs toward a wall on which was tacked a long strip of butcher paper with a horizontal line drawn a third of the way down from the top.

For this look, I began with a roll of white butcher paper taped to the table, then a second roll of kraft wrapping paper down the center.

You could use butcher paper for these as in the DIY or mix things up and use watercolor paper for a pretty ombre effect.

The spooky trees were created from butcher paper.

Old buttondown shirts make great smocks when worn backward with the sleeves cut off, plastic sheeting under the modeling clay construction site can protect the rug, and large sheets of butcher paper over the crafts table can prevent an encrusted layer of multicolored paints or glue.

We've had butcher paper taped to the windows for a few weeks (so everyone wouldn't be able to see in), but we are so ready to have our shades and get one step closer to getting this place decorated.

We did a lot of paintings on brown butcher paper and made a lot of trips to the landfill, but it did produce artists like Bruce Nauman, Deborah Butterfield and Nancy Rubin.

It looks like butcher paper.

Here I am narrowly focused on the awesome power of a 30» piece of butcher paper hung on a wall with all meeting participants equipped with some fresh markers.

But I felt like a fish flapping its fins in vain on butcher paper against the force of his strength.

Brisket, simply seasoned with salt and black pepper, spritzed with Andria's and wrapped in peach butcher paper

The fires in his pits are started using only post oak wood and butcher paper drenched in the tallow that covered the previous day's brisket.

Upon walking into the restaurant, customers will see a wall made of hand painted wood, chalkboard, and butcher paper panels, which highlight the seasonal, rotating menu items that can be ordered at the open - style kitchen.

Lay butcher paper or newspapers on a flat surface on floor or table.

Then, they drop - cast or coated the mixtures onto butcher paper and allowed them to air dry overnight at room temperature.

For table decorations, opt for a simple bouquet wrapped in recyclable butcher paper, or head out and pluck a few accents straight from nature.

Word association: Place butcher paper on several tables.

«One of my biggest mistakes was thinking that a project has to be a grand display, the more butcher paper and scissors and glitter the better,» says North Whitfield Middle School seventh - grade teacher Samantha Bacchus.

In the end, they put butcher paper over the door, and scribbled their ideas on an improvised graffiti wall.

As they pulled loose they made a tearing, ripping, sucking sound, and once it was all out, Ralph and Bruce rolled and cut out with that same sharp knife the oversized heart, as big as a football, and the liver, and laid them out on clean bright butcher paper on the tailgate of their truck.

In what must have been a monumental organizational endeavor, given the richness of the college's history and the enormity of the subject matter, the exhibition unfolds with a well - crafted ease structured around each discipline taught at the school, even pausing to allow the viewer to see work by lesser (or unknown) artists who are very much part of this story, like a portrait of Cy Twombly done on butcher paper by Fielding Dawson.

Oldenburg executed this drawing on wrinkled butcher paper found in the kitchen of the restaurant in Provincetown at which he worked in the summer of 1960.

The only thing I did ask, once I'd unwrapped the tightly furled white butcher paper and hoisted the hefty foot - long sandwich, was why they didn't cut the rolls in half?

You may consider using tarps or butcher paper for the students to work on as they un-make.

He opened the brown butcher paper covering a three - pound bonito.

Cordoning off a large space in the middle of the classroom with yellow caution tape, she had faked a crime scene, strewing dirt and gravel from the school garden across a large piece of butcher paper on which she had drawn outlines of two bodies and stamped footprints of shoes dipped in red paint.

Imagine that a group of teachers has been divided into introverts and extroverts and given a task to do with markers on butcher paper in a set time limit.

Last summer, when the butcher paper came off the windows at the former Starbucks in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, locals found a narrow little cafe called 15th Ave Coffee & Tea, serving espresso pulled from a manual La Marzocco machine by hipster baristas with a flair for latte art.

But when the group is huddled around a piece of butcher paper, the paper acts as the group's «corporate memory.»

A simple smartphone app like FaceTime can make these artifacts available to remote participants, and photographs of the butcher paper can make the thinking available anytime, anywhere.

The technology I am talking about is (drum roll please) butcher paper.

Chase still insisted on taking his bread to Brooklyn instead of making another loaf, all beautifully wrapped in parchment paper and butcher paper and tied it together with kitchen twine.

The food arrives at last, plunked down on a piece of butcher paper.

«In Jamaica,» notes food writer Robb Walsh, «like Texas barbecue, jerk is served on butcher paper and eaten with your hands.»

Vice President of Product Development Terry Gebhardt says the company was the first in the United States to offer flip - top deli bags as an alternative to butcher paper, and was the first in the country to utilize high - density polyethylene blown film extruders in its manufacturing process.

The most time - consuming part of this recipe is unwrapping the salmon from its butcher paper.

I dream of it's flour dusted floors, butcher paper and twine as I make this recipe — I feel more picturesque that way.

I also love how you wrapped them in butchers paper and twine - so sweet.