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Category: Childrens Crafts
DIY Kaleidoscopes!
Kaleidoscope’s were invented by Scottish scientist David Brewster when a patent was granted on July 10, 1817. The Kaleidoscope was a huge commercial success in his life time and even my modest tinkering with it to share with you has given me a taster of it’s two fold beauty! Both as a science discovery and awesome visual pattern maker!
Microwave Salt Dough Fun!
This microwave salt dough recipe takes the wait out of baking and allows you to get to paint your creations faster and have some fun with them!
Jam Jar Lanterns
Glass jars can make beautiful lanterns and what a fun craft activity too!
DIY Textured Bunting
Paper and crayons are the two materials needed for this fun activity that can be enjoyed by one or more of you!
Craft It! Yarn Wrapped Easter Treats!
These yarn wrapped Easter treats are a colourful and interesting addition to your egg hunt or table centrepiece for the Easter holidays! We use balloons as a mould to wrap glue soaked yarn around, hiding a chocolate egg or your choice of other treat inside! Once dry you can pop and remove the balloon!
Easter Craft Ideas
Setting The Scene, Easter Basket Ideas, Miniature Gardens or Table Centre Pieces, Simple Food Presentation, Egg Decorating and Easter Hat Ideas drawn from around the web!
Chocolate Recipe
I hope you enjoy the Chocolate, it is fabulous for both children and adults alike to explore new tastes, ingredients and making experiences together or solo!
Recycle Newspaper and Magazines in to pots to grow Seedlings!
This is a great science, multi sensory and craft activity rolled into one! Using materials you can find at home! Children will love the pot making, planting and subsequent watering! You can also cover the Science topic of Germination and be a Plant Doctor!
Kite and Mini Kite Making
Breezy Weather presents the perfect opportunity for some fab DIY kite crafting!
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