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Une maison de poupée. 1 octobre 2012 Annick, auteur du blog « Blogue ta vie« nous propose un tuto pour fabriquer soi-même une maison de poupée à partir de récupération de meubles Ikéa. « L’enfance, le plus beau terrain de création, de surprises, d’émerveillements, de saveurs, de découvertes… Un de mes buts en tant que parent, c’est de laisser des souvenirs à ma fille dont elle se rappellera longtemps quand elle sera plus vieille.

une maison de poupée

C’est pourquoi mon amoureux et moi, on lui fabrique des souvenirs. Vous savez, l’odeur de vos biscuits maison préférés, les robes de poupées toutes jolies que maman faisait, le cabane à oiseaux que vous aviez fait avec votre père dans la cour un beau dimanche après-midi… tous ces trucs que vous avez gardés jusqu’à vos 12 ans en vous en débarrassant un peu à contre cœur parce que ça faisait “bébé”…Les souvenirs, c’est important, non? » Voici donc les étapes pour cette jolie « fabrique de souvenirs » : { 02 } Faire des trous avec une scie sur les côtés pour faire des fenêtres. Brown Sack Easter Masks DIY. Mar 19 This week, we had a few extra shopping bags lying around our house.

Brown Sack Easter Masks DIY

So in honor of the season, we decided to transform them into funny Easter Animal Masks. Giant Paper Flower Party Hats DIY. Apr 8 Today we are sharing a Giant Paper Flower Party Hat!

Giant Paper Flower Party Hats DIY

These are perfect for a spring or summer party. Surprise all your friends with a big and bold statement! It’s been a few years since I introduced my first party hat tutorial, this party hat is based off that template. Materials: Party Hat Template, X-Acto Knife, Colored Paper, Elastic, Scissors, Jewelry Wire, Glue Gun, Crepe Paper. DIY enfant : la Boîte à Malices. ★{Les mercredis de Kallou #2}★ La cocotte en papier (ou salière ou coin coin, ou pousse pousse!) … en fonction de votre région, son petit nom varie!

★{Les mercredis de Kallou #2}★ La cocotte en papier (ou salière ou coin coin, ou pousse pousse!)

Chez moi c’était la cocotte en papier, chez vous c’est peut-être la salière, le coin coin, le pousse pousse, le jeu des 4 coins… Petit atelier de création pour les enfants. Thankful garland. Noah and I started some fall festive garland a few weeks ago, with pine cones dipped in glitter.

thankful garland

We have since added to it with glittered feathers (feathers for turkey? The first Indians?) And thankful tags! I cut up some paper into feathers, and Noah enjoyed adding glue and glitter to them. This time Noah was a bit more comfortable with the glitter getting on him and proceeded to dump it all on his lap and the table. 119: Raindrop Pillow. Tuesday, 13 November 2012 by Irene Hoofs.

119: Raindrop Pillow

DIY Laundry Bag Ghost Craft for Kids. Tired of nag­ging your kids to pick their clothes up off the floor?

DIY Laundry Bag Ghost Craft for Kids

Mis­ako Mimoko is here to save the day by show­ing you how to turn old pil­low­case into a super fun ghost laun­dry bag. Break out the craft sup­plies, it’s time to give your old bed­time pal a new lease on life! Mate­ri­als Print­able tem­plate (down­load here)Pil­low­caseClothes hangerFeltNee­dle and threadScis­sorsWash­able water-soluble penSewing machine (optional)Fab­ric paintPaint brushVel­cro sew-on tape Step 1: Print & Cut Down­load and print the tem­plate. Step 2: Make The Mouth In the cen­ter of the pil­low­case, cut a hor­i­zon­tal line the same length as the felt teeth for the mouth. Next, cut a strip of Vel­cro sew-on tape the same length as the mouth. Flower petal shoes. It's like the past couple of weeks all I've been doing is packing and unpacking.

Flower petal shoes

First for the move. Then big girl M. left on a trip with school (which was great, by the way!). Yesterday little H. left with her class for a trip until the end of the week. And today, before dawn, K. set off on a business trip. Packing. Result: I'm way behind on blog reading and I have been kind of absent here, too. So, to start with, here is the kids version of last weeks up-cycled espadrilles.

I absolutely like the result and they're SO much little H. Digitprop – Papercraft and Stuff. Nothing to see here, just a dinosaur doing science.

Digitprop – Papercraft and Stuff

His biggest weakness? Meteorites and volcanism. His biggest strength? The theory of evolution. 114: Clown party poppers. Tuesday, 14 August 2012 by Irene Hoofs Clown party poppers by Véronique from Pichouline what you'll need:*Cardboard inner from a toilet or kitchen roll*white and/or coloured crepe paper*masking tape - tape*cord*stickers or paper figures*glue*coloured paper*candy Step 1 – for the body:Cut the cardboard of a kitchen roll in small tubes (height +/-5cm).Cut a square out of the crepe paper of 20 x 20cm.Wrap the white crepe paper around the cardboard roll and close it on one side with a cord.Fill up with candy.Close the other side with a cord so the candy can’t fall out.

114: Clown party poppers

Step 2 – for the ruffCut a rectangular out of the crepe paper of 20 x +/- 50cm.Fold the rectangular crepe paper in 2, the top has to be smaller (+/-9cm). Finish the bord of the crepe paper with masking tape.Put a long cord between the opening of the folded paper, wrinkle the crepe paper along the cord. Step 3 – for the faceUse stickers or paper figures and glue them on the body. Put the hat onto the top. DIY LEGO Pencil Holder. Here’s a quick & easy craft project for all the LEGO fans out there (who isn’t?)

From super fab Brazilian crafter and illustrator Estéfi Machado. As you may recall from this previous post, Estéfi has a seemingly endless supply of ingenious little craft ideas. Materials Baby food jar (or similar)Yellow acrylic paintBlack permanent marker Step 1 Remove the lid to the glass jar and thoroughly clean. Step 2 Put the lid back on the jar, making sure that it is properly seated and sealed. Kid Craft: Moving Ballerina Toy. If you haven't noticed, my favorite crafts are the ones easy to make and require basic craft supplies. Of course I appreciate craftsmanship and projects that require time and planning. However, sometimes it's nice to sit down for even 10 minutes and have an end product to show for it.

Keyboard Piano Plush Toy. It's no secret that we love plush! Today Katie is going to teach you to make an adorable plush keyboard piano toy. The little ones in your life will love this plush, plus it doubles as a pillow too! Here's how it's done: 1. Supplies Needed: 1/4-yard canvas fabric in two colors (one for the front and one for the back of your pillow), white felt, black felt, scissors, permanent ink (we use StazOn. Make Your Own Lion Hoodie. Halloween is one of my favorite childhood memories! I loved choosing my costume, picking out candy at the grocery store, decorating our porch and of course trick-or-treating. Growing up, most of our costumes were homemade, usually from items we already had at home. I love the memories of helping my mom craft costumes for us to wear! Looking back, the memories of making the costumes are even stronger than the actual holiday. Smälta kritor – Melted crayons. Gör så här: Avlägsna allt papper från dina kritor/kritstumpar.

Finfördela kritorna med en kniv. DIY Halloween Projects. DIY Mon­ster Claws Here’s a sim­ple project the kids are sure to love. All you need is a pair of gloves, felt, and a hot-glue gun. Visit The South­ern Insti­tute for the tutorial. The Lorax Cape Cos­tume Here’s a fun Lorax cos­tume I made for my lit­tle Noah a few months back. Head over Bab­ble for details. DIY Dish Glove Elephant Bag. I’m totally thrilled to intro­duce our lat­est DIY con­trib­u­tor, Eva Mon­león of Mis­ako Mimoko. She’s kick­ing things off with a craft project that cap­tures every­thing I love about her work. It’s super cute, fun, and totally ingenious. DIY Vintage-Inspired String Holders. We’re serv­ing up a dou­ble dose of crafty good­ness this week with another amaz­ing craft tuto­r­ial from Eva Monleón. Here’s a fun craft tuto­r­ial inspired by vin­tage string hold­ers. I love those cute pot­tery heads with strings com­ing out of their mouths like they’re eat­ing spaghetti.

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