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Tropical bug pin. Use plastic modeling strips, wire and beads to fabricate an exotic beetle-like pin.
CRAFTS Sep 1995 (v.18#9) pg. 88, 51

Bead insects for kids to make. Includes instructions for a ladybug and a fly.
CRAFTS Jul 1996 (v.19#7) pg. 26

Cathy caterpillar and Freddy frog are made from painted tin cans.
CRAFTS Jul 1998 (v.21#7) pg. 58

Bees to please. (1) Bumblee box. Papier-mache box with lid is painted and adorned with wooden shapes to resemble a bumble bee. (2) Busy bees bouquet. Bees are created from painted wooden spoons with battenberg doily wings. A trio of them are planted in a clay pot with silk flowers and lace edging.
CRAFTS May 1999 (v.22#4) pg. 60, Insert

Wood and wire fantasy bugs are fashioned from common wood turnings, painted and trimmed with wire wings and antennae.
CRAFTS Jun-Jul 1999 (v.22#5) pg. 44

The country look. Larger-than-life grasshopper is made from wood and wire.
FAMILY CIRCLE Jul 21 1981 (v.94#10) pg. 65, 121

Dragonfly made of four slices of closely matched agate (or other gemstone) and gold-filled wire.
LAPIDARY JOURNAL Feb 1989 (v.42#11) pg. 73

Maple seed "dragonflies" are used to accent dried plant arrangements.
WORKBASKET May 1982 (v.47#7) pg. 42

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