Pirated Music to Celebrate Birthdays, CDs as favors in the Treasure Chest
- Mirah “Tumwater Falls”
- Peter Pan “Following the Leader”/ “Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life for Me”
- Harry and the Potters “The Firebolt”, “Gryffindor Rocks”
- J&J Soule “Pirate Theme”
- Songs 4 Kids “She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain”
- Baby Gramps “Rock Candy Mountain”
- Bad Manners “Teddy bears picnic”
- Supergenius “The Wisdom of Yoda”
- Disney “Tigger Song”
- Songs 4 Kids “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”
- the Big Kidz Band “Old MacDonald had a sampler”
- Schoolhouse Rock “Number Cruncher”
- “Addams Family”
- “Munsters”
- “Get Smart”
- “Superman 1987”
- Nelson Riddle Orch “Batman”
- “Captain America”
- Harry & the Potters “This Book is So Awesome”
- the Beatles “Yellow Submarine”
- the Rolling Stones “You Can’t Always Get What You Want”
- Jolly Rogers “the Pirate Ward”
- Rebecca Pearcy “Constellation”
- Buckethead ”Pirate’s Life for Me”
- Ralph Steadman “Little Boy Bilee”
- Garrison Keilor “Mel’s Big Boy Buffet”
- Bono “A Dying Sailor to his Shipmates”
- Lothar & the Hand People “Woody Woodpecker”
- Robert Crumb & his Cheap Suit Serenaders “Singing in the Bathtub”
I used a large punching-ball style balloon for the base. I covered it with paper mache newspaper strips, using a coarse buckwheat flour. Then, instead of colored tissue paper, placed delicately on with a thin glue solution, I used good old blue painters’s tape, the kind that I used to create the Dance O’ Dance floor circles… from some of the extra rolls left over from last year’s Camp Invention.
The ship is made of a grocery bag. The cannons, cannonballs, anchor and flag are all black construction paper. The skull and cross bones are white construction paper, but the sail is simple printer paper. The smoke is cotton balls.
There’s a few pieces of duct tape holding the hemp twine on, but the rest is held together with rubber cement.
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