ice-cream stick

Glue together some ice-cream sticks and cut in half to make the fence.

Then carefully scrape the deposits out of the opening with an ice-cream stick.

Rubber band guns can be made from ice-cream sticks.

He is skinny to a fault, possessing a build that appears constructed from ice-cream sticks.

Below ground, milk-carton subways travel on tracks made of wire and ice-cream sticks.

He slept on his back as his childrenfour girlsconstructed houses out of ice-cream sticks.

- Tiltatorre: The participants are required to construct the tallest standing, load bearing structure using a given number of ice-cream sticks.

Another manufacturing business has frozen up: Australia's only factory producing ice-cream sticks has shut its doors, costing 50 jobs.

Carefully scrape this opening free of any carbon deposits using an ice-cream stick to avoid scratching the port or the piston that is exposed.

The ice-cream stick was empty, and under it was a sticky mess of vanilla and chocolate that ants were enjoying.

Additionally, he uses unconventional found materials; notably foam plumbing insulation, Styrofoam, sheet metal, plastic bottles, wooden ice-cream sticks and steel wool.

Katie van Scherpenberg paints her way through her 14 "Via Sacra" paintings using earth, pebbles and ice-cream sticks.

He'd like to unfasten the straps and take the knives out, one by one, then arrange them like ice-cream sticks, making letters and designs with them on the desk top.

It is generally limited to pistols and sniper rifles, as only one or two shots can be loaded on most guns, but semi-automatic ice-cream stick guns have been made by determined amateurs.

Eva Goetz-Alderstein, an art teacher, will help students make artistic boats from such materials as seashells, nutshells, pebbles, ice-cream sticks, milk cartons and fabric (with some nuts, bolts and screws thrown in).

The big man looked at Chain's hand, then at the tape, and then with a snarl, grabbed the plastic cartridge in both hands and snapped it in half, as if it were an ice-cream stick, dropping the pieces to the floor.

In one televised interview, he suggested Iran's economy could be improved if Iran stopped buying millions of dollars of ice-cream sticks from Germany: As he put it, "Imagine how many jobs we can create in our villages by producing ice-cream sticks ourselves."