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Dragon's Lair Toss Game

By Marie E. Cecchini

01-11-21

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Follow the directions to make your own dragon’s lair and dragon—and then play the game! Who can stand the farthest away and still get the dragon in his lair?

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Craft samples by Buff McAllister; Photos by Guy Cali Associates, Inc.

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What to Do

1. For the dragon’s lair, cut a 15-inch square from poster board. Trace around a small plate in the middle of the square. Cut out and discard the circle.

2. Punch a hole in two corners of the lair. For a hanger, tie yarn through the holes.

3. Decorate the lair with colored paper and craft jewels.

4. For the dragon, paint a spring-type clothespin. Cut wings and a tail from poster board. Glue them on. Decorate the dragon with glitter glue. Add sequin eyes and a paper tongue.