A striking little blossom tree for your kids to create! One of the great spring-themed projects in the latest issue designed to help children develop their co-ordination, imagination and exploring & using mixed media & materials – supporting the EYFS learning areas.
Read article Post tagsRecycle those cheese snack pots and make these cute sheep models. You can make a whole flock for a fun spring display!
Read article Post tagsSay a big ‘thank you!’ to mum’s everywhere (on March 30th this year) with the fabulous cards and gift ideas in the Spring issue – including tasty scones and this pop-up heart card. Full instructions in this issue.
Read article Post tagsChildren love crafting with paper and these fun woven baskets make super Easter and springtime decorations. Clear step-by-step instructions show you how to create these fabulous baskets.
Read article Post tagsHow cute are these gorgeous woollen robins? They are so easy to make, so why not create a whole flock of robins for your Christmas display or tree? This is just one of the 16 pages of Christmas projects in this issue – including cards, gifts, decorations and tasty treats!
Read article Post tagsCelebrate Chinese New Year – the Year of the Horse – on January 31st 2014 – with these cracking ideas! Made from inexpensive materials, all your children will be able to have a go!
Read article Post tagsBelieve it or not, these cute badges are made from recycled polystyrene pizza bases! Create your design, pop them in the oven to shrink and’Hey Presto!’ – you’ve made the perfect Valentine’s gift!
Read article Post tagsRangoli is a decorative art practised at Divali. Patterns are often drawn on the doorstep or approach to a house and give a message of welcome to visitors. Using the template in the back of the issue, some different pasta shapes and coloured paints, kids can create this colourful Rangoli picture. see page 27 of […]
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