Answer: Well, I’d probably use the heater. I’ve done some woodwork in the past, and I used a dehumidifier/heater. If the tools are small and weigh very little, you could use a microwave, according to a wikihow article. The dehumidifier will help to get rid of moisture, and anything big and large would probably work in an oven or a heater.
Have fun with those tools, and god bless ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
Answer:
Norwegian Expressionist
Explanation:
Oil, tempera, pastel and crayon on cardboard.
Answer:
Construct a set piece that looks like a large forest tree on one side and the interior of a small cottage on the other, and then use a
turnstile to turn the set piece during the scene change,
Explanation:
That would be the most efficient and probably the cheapest way to do it.
Hello! I would Say D is your answer!
The materials that the people of Burkina Faso uses to make masks are leaves, plant fibers, porcupine quills and feathers. They were traditionally created for funeral ceremonies and to make natural spirits visible to the community and are thus open to communication.
