The story of Philip and the Ethiopian has one big obvious craft, a chariot. While some groups will “junk model” this concept, if you want something more sedate and contained, this craft fits the bill.
To make this craft, you will need the 1-page template printout, scissors, thin card and some paper glue.
Print the template and then back it onto card. The following photos are from an older version of the craft, but the construction is the same.
Cut out all the pieces and start assembling by attaching the base of the chariot by gluing the fold-able tabs onto it.
IMPORTANT: the bigger tab is there to allow the chariot to stand, don’t fold it.
The wheels, the glue onto the outside.
The card horse is made by folding the large shape along the middle join. A little glue inside the head will help the creature stand upright.
Take the reins and glue them onto the side of the head. Bend the paper over at the loose end and glue onto the rim of the chariot.
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