Make It? You are here: Home / Make it? I’ve received so many emails asking me how I made the backdrop for my little girl’s shabby chic 3rd birthday party, I decided to throw a quick tutorial together to show you how. It’s... [Read more] bookhoucraftprojects Tuesday, 8 April 2014 by Irene Hoofs DIY Easter wooden gift tagwhat you'll need: *balsa wood*awl*cutter*paint (3D-liner suitable for fabrics, wood, glass)*designs of easter inspired theme*transferpaper*pen*cord, safety pin... Step 1:Print out a design of a bunny, or easter inspired theme. Argile sans cuisson - Céramique de Cris Bonjour Beaucoup de personnes écrivent pour demander comment faire pour NE PAS CUIRE L'ARGILE tout en ayant une pièce solide... j'ai la solution! Il suffit d'incorporer à l'argile de la pate à papier (à hauteur de 30%) : Attention de ne pas en mettre trop: au delà de 30%, l'argile devient difficile à travailler.
Roddy & Ginger Smalltown print wallpaper and cushions Love, love, love the latest additions to Roddy & Ginger‘s collection – wallpaper and cushions in their new snazzy Smalltown print. The house and lollipop tree print wallpaper comes in three colourways – Margate, Camber and Hastings (above) and is £52 for a 10m roll, while the coordinating cushions are available in pink, yellow, black and mint – perfect for adding a little street style to a suburban chair. Add to favorites
Their Little World What: Saturday Film Club Where: V&A Museum of Childhood, Cambridge Heath Rd., E2 9PA, 020 8983 5200, When: Saturday, 11:00am Price: FREE About: Child friendly screenings of classic movies like this week’s holiday friendly Miracle on 34th Street. March of the penguins It's Sunday afternoon and the snow is falling like powdered sugar over a sweet dessert. My kiddies noses are pressed against the window as they watch this magical confetti turn the ground into a soft white blanket. Their excitement fills the air as they quickly gather their snow gear and prepare to step into a winter wonderland. Sometimes creativity blossoms out of the blue; sometimes it takes a little more effort; but if you just let inspiration take you away, anything can happen, including something like this.......
gingerandgeorge Halfway through this whirlwind blog tour already (how did that happen?), and today I’m welcoming Floresita, the lovely editor and founder of Feeling Stitchy. NAME: Floresita www.robives.com Become a Member for free access to this and other files on the site. See the Membership page for more details. Already a Member? Made in Me - Blog Increasingly evidence is emerging that tablets are not only harmless but can actually improve children's reading when used in conjunction with print books. Along with the radio interview with The National Literary Trust's Jonathan Douglas above, their recent research has been cited in numerous articles including the recent piece by Graeme Paton for The Telegraph. It is generally accepted that tablets and screen are not harmful to children when, like anything else, used in sensible measures.
allsorts Come on in and see my new studio! It's still in a state of disorganized chaos (I will not show you the closet) but you are welcome to take a look around. The first thing you might notice is the floor, which is reclaimed red-heart pine ship-lap siding from Old Texas Wood. Animal Crafts For Kids Click to enlarge the above seahorse pattern which can be used for perler beads (hama beads) or as a cross stitch pattern or even sticking mosaic pieces on some graph paper. www.dltk-kids.com/animals/fish.html (Lots of great fish crafts for preschoolers and up, including a fish made from a recycled CD, another made from a coffee filter, collage fish made from heart shapes or triangles or bits of tissue paper, a couple of paper plate fish or a fish decorated with salt) littleartmonkeys.com/Projects/Paper%20Projects/FishwithScales/ Fish%20with%20Scales.php (Make a scaly fish using colored paper, scissors and glue) www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/animals/fish/ (Make a fish from a paper plate)
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