To: chris.maxwell@backtrks.com
Subject: Re: Camel 
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 1996 12:19:08 -0400
From: "knighton@oswego.Oswego.EDU (Robert C. Knighton)" <knighton@oswego.Oswego.EDU>

In a previous message, chris.maxwell@backtrks.com writes:
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how about this:

inflate 260 leaving about 7 inches.

use apple twist method to make the mouth (singing "Let's do the Twist" while
working always gets a laugh :)

next twist a 1.5 in bubble for the head followed by two smallish (> 1 in.)
ear twists (pinch twist, whatever) for the ears.

Give yourself a 3in neck followed by 2-3 in legs.  Make the neck somewhat
soft so there is enought air to go around, but hard enough to support itself.

now, a 2.5 - 3 in bubble, a one inch bubbble, a large ear twist (1.5 in 
or so), .5 in bubble (.75 in good also), another large ear twist and 
another 1 in bubble.  Lock the last twist to the bottom af the neck.
Make another 2.5 in - 3 in bubble and roll twist through the first 2 parts.

Make the back legs same as the first.


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=-> P.S. - how about one of the "creative geniuses" letting us know exactly h=
=-> ow
=-> they make a fishing pole.

I use Dewey's version and it goes over VERY well.  I can't remember which
of his books I got it from, but it's really nice.

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=-> Christopher
=-> chris.maxwell@backtrks.com

Robert Knighton
Sculpted Inflations