Take old gray sweats and hot glue on movie popcorn boxes, cups, lid and straw. Empty candy boxes. A wadded up kleenex. A piece of chewed up bubble gum, (made out of paper mache’. Maybe even a used ticket. A coin. Let your imagination go.
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