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Dadda was at a Jiu Jitsu day yesterday and so as it was bright and sunny, we headed into the garden to do some painting, homemade style 🙂 Making it was very simple ~ although I have no cornflour left now. It’s so simple that a 2 year old can (and did) make it. Add…
After writing about my poor crumbling emotions whilst making felt cookies this week, we made a little tutorial to go with it. I’m awful at sewing and even I managed to make these…and what’s even better is I made 24 of them for £4! Budget friendly toys! Here we go… Step One: Cut and collect….
It’s our final month of the 2015 Bostik Bloggers project. We’ve throughly enjoyed taking part in the monthly challenges as it’s given the boys a parcel to look forward to each month that we can all enjoy together. We’ve also been lucky enough to be chosen to create some tutorials for Bostik on their Facebook…
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Now the Autumn nights are making playing outside until bedtime a less appealing option, we’ve been crafting more indoors. This month with Bostik Bloggers, we had a Hallowe’en theme. We decided to make a little Trick or Treat sign to show our neighbours that we welcome Hallowe’en guests and have sweeties to hand out! This…
Hey, Friends! You read that right, this is *the* ULTIMATE guide to dyeing your easter eggs. Not average, not pretty good, but the best. haha. Easter is around the corner and so for those of you who have always wanted to try and make pretty coloured eggs for your display or for Easter breakfast, brunch…
This month’s Bostik craft is a pretty one – the theme of Spring Garden was handed out and I wanted to make something whimsical that the boys would enjoy playing with. Since sticks are a big pull in our house – three boys, go figure – I have plenty to hand. My fairytale fishing pole…
Oh, I love these, it really (really) is bringing the outdoors in, and such a wonderful invitation for Spring. (and yes, so pretty, and straightforward, I reckon even I could give this one a go!!).