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| Mr.T for Mr. Tyler... the kids' nickname for him! Magnets and an apron! |
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| Picture-button factory! |
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| Print pictures onto iron-on transfer and cut them out. |
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| Peel the back and position them onto your fabric. |
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| Stretch onto a button and glue a magnet at the back! |
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| For my newlywed friend! |
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| Pretty fabric and a kitty face! Meow! |
The kids are getting pretty excited at school, so we've been trying to keep them busy with some seasonal crafts! Check out this one: a toilet aper roll reindeer! And the best part.. we are recycling a toilet paper roll! Hooray!
Hi there! So the holidays are here and we are getting our craft on at school! The kids are making back of ornaments for their parents so we decided to make a classic... Salt Dough Ornaments! After a couple trials we finally got it just right! Wanna make some? It's so easy and the kds loved doing them! |
| Ready to bake! |
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| Painting them with pretty colours! |
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| So many tiny masterpieces! |
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| Sparkle city! We even sealed with a coat of Modge Podge! |
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| Look at them all! A work of art! |
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| It enven inspired me to make snowflake giftbags! Yay! |
Hi there! I'm getting my craft on this weekend getting ready for the holidays! Here's a sneak peak at my Saturday morning project...Walrus Cards! So easy to make... I've already made two dozens and more on the way! |
| My template to trace! |
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| Start by tracing your little creature onto colored paper |
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| It's like a factory! One for every student, friend and family member! I even printed the written greeting with my printer to speed things up! |
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| In French too! Can't forget the little sparkly hearts..... That's my favorite part! |
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| Simply wrap some cardboard "donuts" with yarn until they are fully covered! You can even get creative and mix up the colours. |
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| After wrapping your "donut" in yarn, glue any little decoration you want! |
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| So adorable and they all look so different! |
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| A special one made by a very special little lady! Now hanging up in my purple Christmas tree! |
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| Merry Christmas! |
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| INSTRUCTIONS ① Start with a square of any size. ② Fold across once. ③ Fold once again. ④ Bring oposite corners together (and folded sides on top of each other) and fold. |
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| The fun part... cutting! Start by trimming the long edge of the triangle in order to end up with an even cone shape (see above). cut shapes along the 3 edges of the snowflake. Make sure to avoid cutting the folded edge completely, or else you'll end up with a bunch of triangles! Open and voilà ! Magic! It never gets old! I even put some up in the window of my apartment! |
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| Use a fancy hole puncher for added pizzazz! |
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| We even decorated the window with them! now its snowing outside AND inside! |
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| So "cool"! Hah! |
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| With an adorable message inside! |
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