Countess Leona Lederlander
Presents to you, this visual guide for assembling your Improvisational Dice.
Please ask a Grownup to review these instructions with you, agreed?
We must begin with the most important instructions of all!
Be careful with all of the tools you use. As my old friend Xerxes said to me when we were riding out of Paris one sunny day, "Leona", he said, " No set of Improv Dice is worth a cut finger. Don't be a big shot, use a good pair of safety scissors."
Secondly, Have Fun and Take your time! The BEST way to enjoy the building of your dice is by working carefully and slowly. There is no time limit for finishing them and no game clock running.

Please remember that you can make as many mistakes as you would like!
( I certainly did. )
The Pages for all of the dice parts will remain for you to print out again if you need them. And Thirdly, PLEASE remember to Clean Up your building area when you are finished working. Dice assembly  makes a BIG MESS.
( I once left all my tools and scraps behind after I finished, and I was forced to live on Pluto for a Year! )

Now then,
Here are the things you will need in order to make your Dice.

1.) Three sheets of 8 1/2" by 11" inch full page Peel-and-Stick labels* for each Improvisation ball you wish to make.
2.) A simple classic school ruler
with a metal straight edge.
3.) A GOOD pair of safety scissors. - blunt ends and wide blade guards.
4.) Clear Adhesive tape.
5.) Two pieces of sturdy cardboard, large enough to back the pieces for each Improvisation Ball you wish to make.
6.) Some old newspaper pages to spread out and work on.


* Print the Dice Parts onto full sized ( 8.5" x 11" ) peel-and-stick labels. The Avery numbers are 8165 and 8255 for ink jet  -  -  5265 for Laser.   -  These or any equivalent brand should work fine and are available in most office supply chain stores.

Please click on the images below for the printable pages.


The Identity Ball 1. 2. 3.
The Situation Ball
1.
2.
3.
The Blank Ball
1.
2.
3.


If you have visited my friend Xerxes Marsupial's  "Build your own Theater" pages, you'll see that he recommends Poster Board as a good material for building the Theater.
But when you make these dice, you may find that Cereal Boxes and the like have cardboard that is sturdy enough to make stronger dice.
( Remember, you hope to roll these around a LOT!)

The Instructions you'll see show a Completely Blank Improvisation Ball, but they work the same for the Identity Ball and The Situation Ball.
 

..........Ready to Get Started?..........

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