In January and February each year, Tampa, Fl is invaded by Pirates. This started in 1904 when a mythological pirate named Jose Gaspar and his Krewe attacked Tampa on horse back during May Day celebrations and were given the key to the city. The invasion has turned into a yearly tradition with amazing parades that bring around $40 million dollars to the local economy each year.

How to make a pirate ship out of cardboard boxes

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How to Make a Cardboard Boat: The purpose of these Instructables is to guide people on what they can do when they are trapped in their home with a flash flood and have to escape from there. This instruction included clear steps and graphics. To make this boat float, design and s…

Ahoy mateys! Welcome to our fourth day of pirate week here at Create in the Chaos. I've got a great tutorial for you today - a tutorial for a cardboard treasure box.

I searched everywhere for a manageable DIY cardboard pirate ship. I found a couple, but not really what I was looking for. So, I figured it out as I went, and thought I would share it with you! Here's what you'll need: - 1 Large rectangular cardboard box - Paper towel rolls - X-acto knife - Scissors - Duct tape - Hot glue gun - Acrylic Paint - Paint brushes - Black construction paper - Printed out Jolly Roger - Twine 1. Here's the box To give you on an idea of the size, Rubbermaid containers…

I had a hard time finding pictures of an easy pirate ship made out of cardboard boxes, so I'm posting my little project in hopes of helping someone else in the future. two boxes I cut on end of the box down the middle, including top and bottom flaps, then opened it up until the flaps came together. i trimmed the flaps to make the triangle shape. Then i took another piece of cardboard, folded it in half and created the point of the bow. Then used A LOT of tape! I attached the smaller box…

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