How To Build A Milk Jug Igloo
鈥?LOTS of clean recycled plastic milk jugs, mostly gallon-sized but a few half-gallon jugs will be helpful too. 鈥?A cardboard base. This can be made of several big pieces of cardboard taped together. 鈥?High heat glue guns and glue sticks. Watch the above video for details! 1. Collect clean plastic milk jugs. 2. Tape together large pieces of cardboard to make a base. 3. Using a nail, string, and a sharpie make a circle on the base as big as your igloo will be. 4. Begin gluing jugs together with handles together. Then glue sets together with back tops touching. 5. Create the outer row with sets of four jugs. Make sure to leave an opening four jugs wide. 6. Add four more rows. Your sixth row will include jugs over the door opening. 7. Move each row in slightly to create a curvature. 8. When you reach the top, use half-gallon jugs to fill the hole. 9. Create an entry way. If you face jugs out you can decorate with colorful tops. We learned some things from our igloo project.
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