“I’m crazy in love with you”
“I’m crazy in love with you” – this is the explanation for the tousled coloured hair of our figures. The technique is watercolour straw blowing. kids craft for Valentin’s You will need a white sheet of paper, watercolours, thick marker and straws. Use the marker to draw the head of you figure, leaving enough space for the hair. For a better effect use liquid paint (put several drops of water in each colour before starting with the technique) Place a big drop of paint on the sheet with a brush. Finally, when you are ready, cut small red paper hearts and glue them at the ends of the hair. See more Valentine’s Day craft for kids in KROKOTAK:
obrazy z ręki
Fish I was reminded about these ideas recently while I was watching ‘Good Night Kids” with my daughter on TV. There was a fairy tale illustrated with figures drawn in the same manner. A wizard, a dog, etc… All you have to do is trace your kid’s hand then go over the outline with a felt-tip pen to make the lines easier to see. It’s even more interesting when you make a handprint with tempera, watercolor or finger paints… but you risk getting paint all around Take a look at the variety of animals you can make in this manner: Butterfly Butterfly Horse Dwarf Dinosaur Spider Rabbit Giraffe Кitten Elephant Dog Peacock see also:
obrazy ze stopy
These are some drawings by Pascal Lemaitre from the wonderful kids’ magazine Nick jr. Here’s what you can make from a child’s footprint. We looked over the pictures then made similar ones ourselves. First we drew around the foot with a black felt-tip pen. The sleeping kids: Pig’s head Duck: A dragon: see also:
Seeds Pictures
These are birds made of seeds (lentil, corn, and sunflower). They are made by the kids that visit the Montessori House in “Karin Dom” in Varna and their education is based on this methodology. You need a cardboard paper to cut the bird’s shape. Glue it onto another cardboard or a thicker sheet of paper. see more:
Wooden Spoon DOLLS
Here are our small wooden spoon dolls. We used a variety of materials that are easy and nice to work with, especially for little kids. You can use these dolls to make a puppet theatre, too. Girl puppet Tiger and clown puppets Pirate puppet Bee, rabbit and chicken puppets Flower and scarecrow puppets
karmik eko
This turned out to be one successful and easy-to-make eco-friendly bird feeder. The photo shooting of the feeder with a bird in it turned out to be the tough job, though:) The kids enjoyed all day long the company of small pretty birds; some of them waited for their tun on the nearby trees, while the others kept on flying to and fro in front of our window:) -Which is the easiest way to separate the grapefruit/orange peel? -Make some juice, of course. Finally, you just need to put two twigs and tie the string at the four ends of the twigs. See more crafts for the winter in KROKOTAK:
ozdoby z obierek
We had planned to do those last year, but we never found the time… To make full use of the fruits, juice them first for some fabulous refreshment then simply do not throw away the rinds. They are already halved so you only have to clean them. Use a knife or a pair of scissors as shown to make the orange flowers. Press them down with heavy objects and put them to dry on the radiator or in a low oven. Save some of the rinds uncut – just clean them and make a hole in the middle so you can thread a ribbon there after drying. After your orange flowers and circles are ready, use your imagination to make some fabulous Christmas decorations.
recykling pojemniki
Use three empty toilet rolls to make the perfect pencil holder for overcrowded desks. Three-Face Pencil Holder The idea is not new – I would even call it a classic – but the pencil holders are usually colored. We liked them as they were, in their natural, ECO colors. That’s why we only added a few cheerful felt-tip drawings. To make the leaning pencil holder, you must make an even row of snips. Fold out the strips and cover them with PVA glue on the inside. Sketch some felt-tip drawings. See more paper roll crafts: More back-to-school ideas:
liście z papieru
It may be a little bit late to post these autumn leaves, but they are worth it. I saw the initial idea in my child’s creche. It took me some time to perfect the pattern and the instructions. You will need: colored printer sheets, a pair of scissors, a pencil and some glue. These are the two basic leaf shapes.
