The Olympic Games are a wonderful sports spectacle, which attracts spectators from all over the world. And, like many tourists, they prefer to take home souvenirs that remind them of the past event.
Instructions
Step 1
Two funny creatures Venlock and Mandeville became the symbol of the Olympics expected in London in 2012. They got their names from the names of the English villages of Mach Wenlock and Stoke Mandeville. Here, at one time, sports games were held, which inspired Pierre de Coubertin to create the Olympic Games, as well as competitions for paralympic athletes.
Step 2
The symbols of the Olympics have a rather unusual appearance. They are metallic one-eyed creatures. Wenlock wears five bracelets on his arm, symbolizing the Olympic rings. The shape of Mandeville's head repeats the symbol of the Paralympic Games. Both creatures have yellow lanterns on their foreheads, reminiscent of the beacons of London taxis.
Step 3
Such unusual heroes were chosen by English children, considering that creatures with their original history are much more suitable as a symbol of the 2012 Olympics than animals. If you decide to make money on Wenlock and Mandeville, then first of all you need to count on the children's audience, who have already confessed their love for the characters. The children will like keychains and soft toys in the form of the Olympics talismans.
Step 4
Not only children, but also adults love to take away souvenirs with them. Magnets, mugs, T-shirts and baseball caps with these unusual creatures will be a wonderful gift for loved ones who stayed at home. Small souvenir figurines of Venlock and Mandeville, made of various materials - ceramics, plastic, metal, rubber will also be popular.
Step 5
Introduce bracelets representing the five Olympic rings. Known since 1914, the symbol only at the London Olympics was decided to be used as a decoration. Young female spectators of the Olympic Games will gladly follow Venlock's example and wear bracelets on their hands.
Step 6
Do not forget about the little things, which, however, are bought by many townspeople and guests of the city during the Olympics. Balloons and flags with the mascots of the London Games depicted on them will disperse with a bang.
