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Kicking off Barbie® clothes week...can I have a drum roll please? ok, just kidding. quit banging on your desk. Yes, you!
Nap Time Crafters: Card Table Playhouse
I finally did it! I made a card table playhouse for little miss and it's our new favorite toy! I've been wanting to make one of these for over a year now and I finally got around to it in time for her 2nd birthday.
Joel of Made by Joel is never not out of brilliant ideas and always surprises us with new easy inventions made with paper or recycled objects easily available at home. This time we could not resist to show you his circus rider toy made of paper, tape and a clip. Graceful and agile, is a nice project for a boring afternoon of Sunday and for not to leave it alone, Joel encourages us to create other characters who accompany it. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
Circus rider toy in Ideas for kids' crafts
Using this funny technique, suitable for kids and adults, we could write a hidden message and then put it in a bottle and give it to someone special. Using a cotton bud dipped in lemon juice, write your secret message on white paper and put it in a pretty empty bottle. You can add colored hearts to give a colorful and flamboyant touch (for example, using the punchers we suggested you here .) To reveal the message, so you only have to heat the paper with a light bulb or hair dryer (at this step, please stand next to your children) and voila!
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By Kate on October 8, 2010 S orry it’s been a little while in between posts….I’ve got a number of projects on the go and it’s been a bit of a struggle to actually get one finished! Anyway check out this ‘kitchen roll’ kaleidoscope. It works surprisingly well and can be made from household scraps.
Homemade kaleidoscope
