This bowling alley underwent a major upgrade and re-opened earlier this year with full arcade and wide range op beverage options. Various major media and entertainment brands, including Disney, Lego, NASCAR, Sega, Sony, United Artists/Regal and Viacom, have been attached to family entertainment centers, often much less "traditional" than local and chain FECs, with custom-built, unique attractions, usually heavily branded, and most often located in major metropolitan areas. Step 2: Have a family member or friend take several pictures of you dressed as the different parts of the story. Step Two: Have a family member or friend take several pictures of you dressed as the different parts of the story. Once you've completed your Photo Puppet Theater, ask a friend to create their own photo puppets. Stephanie's twelve-year-old daughter, Melissa Repass, and Melissa's friend Amy Houser were with her in the office. Cut a slit in the middle of each board half way through. Taking pictures from a unique position can change the way you see the subject of your photo. Step 2: Carefully cut around the outside edges of the photo's subject. Cut out the bottom of the box. On the bottom of the tooth pick glue a piece of card stock to create a base, or stick the tooth pick into a thick piece of card board.

Glue a piece of fabric across the top front edge of the box. Leave a straight edge at the bottom. Cut two slits in the bottom of the photo statue. Step 2: Cut the picture out, then cut it in half down the middle of the face. Then, instead of gluing the magazine picture to the paper, use removable tape to set the cutout half in place. Step 3: Place the cutout photo on the foam core board and trace around it. Step 5: Make a stand with two rectangles of foam core board. With an adult's help, use the craft knife to cut the shape from the foam core board. Step 4: Glue the photo on the board. Step 3: When the film is developed, bowling fareham cut your pictures out and glue them on a piece of poster board. Step Three: When the film is developed, cut your pictures out and glue them on a piece of poster board.

Sketch in the other half of the picture, then remove the original half and sketch in the rest of the picture.Continue to the next page to learn how to put stories with your photographs and act them out in a homemade theater.Looking for more fun photo activities? Looking for more fun photo crafts? Looking for more fun photo activities? It's easy to turn your favorite photos into movable statues that you can set up on a dresser or bookshelf -- with Photo Statues, there's no frame required. If you're setting your Fantasy Photos in a bowling alley, you can even be the bowling ball and bowling pins. Fast bowling requires a great deal of energy and most fast bowlers can be expected to bowl a spell of 4-6 overs in a row before requiring a rest. Seam bowling usually becomes very ineffective with older balls and is virtually useless after 60 overs or so and as a result the bowling places in the side are filled with swing or spin bowlers.

Now your Photo Statues are ready to stand on their own. Any of the characters in your Fantasy Photos can be used in the photo craft on the next page, too. If you've always wanted to take a safari, now's your chance -- you can even be the animals you see on your trip. Using part of a photo gives you the guidelines, but the hand-designed portion allows your creativity to take flight. You can take a photograph from an interesting angle and then use half of it for the activity on the next page. Step 3: Use a pencil to sketch in the other half of the face. Step 1: Find some pictures of yourself from when you were a baby. Get one of your old school pictures and then find one or two taken the most recently. For example, photograph your dog from a ladder, your brother from down by his feet, a nature scene from between two branches, or a group of friends from one end of the group. Takeoff, one third of the group Migos, has died after a fatal shooting in Houston, Texas.