Posted in20-30 minutes a few quid Easter
How to make egg chicks for Easter
Use fake eggs to make fluffy Easter chick decorations by following this super simple tutorial.
Posted in#Pintorials Mothers' Day
DIY Mothers Day Gifts
What mum wouldn’t love to receive a home-made gift on Mothers day? DIY Mothers Day gifts are definitely my favourites and there are some great ideas here…
Posted in10 minutes or less Easter Make with kids
Glitter eggs for Easter decorations
These started as (rather ugly) polystyrene eggs, but have been transformed into sparkling beauties with just a little paint and glitter.
Posted in10 minutes or less a few quid Easter
How to blow-out eggs for Easter decorations
It's helpful to know how to blow out eggs for Easter decorations. It can be a bit messy (which kids love) and the wet fart noises that eggs make are…
Posted in#Pintorials
Let’s play dress-up! (Tuesday Tutorials)
3 easy dress-up crafts: learn how to make a dinosaur tail, a carnival mask and a feather necklace.
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Posted in10 minutes or less a few quid Make with kids
Liquid watercolour galaxy (craft ideas for kids)
An incredibly simple painting activity for kids (especially those interested in space!)
The finished picture makes a great piece of artwork for a child’s bedroom.
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Paper craft activities for kids (Tuesday Tutorials)
3 fantastic paper and card crafts to keep kids busy.
Plus enter this week’s #Pintorials linky…
Posted in1 hour or more Gifts Needlework
DIY gift for my husband: A map of our honeymoon big trip around the world
A special gift tutorial: embroider your honeymoon route, or a big family trip onto a vintage map.
Perfect DIY Valentine or birthday gift for a husband or daddy!
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Teeny-tiny-tastic crafts (Tuesday Tutorials)
My favourite three teeny-tiny craft ideas from last week’s #Pintorials, plus link up to this week’s Pin Party.
Posted in10 minutes or less free toddlers
Silent Sunday: First ever portrait
Pickle drew a picture of Chops this week and I can actually tell where the ears, eyes, smile and hair are – this is the first of his drawings that has looked (to my untrained eye) like something other than a scribble. Exciting!