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200 times & (0) Wool snakeBy KatziMakes a snake of wool leftovers, carnivals, birthdays or simply to play with them. It fascinates children to see how a thick cord emerges from the individual wool threads. Also the change of color in different wools is always wonderful. See how easy the implementation is. It doesn't need much tools either.
308 times & (0) Fish with air bubblesBy KatziMake an underwater image with air bubbles. A large fish produces different air bubbles, these shimmer with the help of the foil especially great. When cutting the foil some skill is required, if you are doing very hard, use a stable transparent foil. When designing the underwater world your imagination is required. Be creative and have fun in the implementation.
300 times & (0) Air bubbles -washersBy KatziThis collage deals with the topic: air, air bubbles or life under water. An experiment in which you create air bubbles with a straw could precede the collage. Making air bubbles from foil is not quite easy, it requires a lot of dexterity. If the foil is too unstable for you, you can also use a clear-sighted film, which is a bit more stable in handling. Using a photo as a diver/snorcher makes the whole thing very personal and everyone immediately recognizes his artwork. Alternatively, you can also paint the diver yourself. Try it out. Have fun and remain creative.
306 times & (0) Map with photo - birthday/invitationBy KatziThis funny map is very individual and personal due to the photo used. Due to the contrast with a black and white photo and the colorful beautifications by colorful hair, funny hat and red clown nose, the map becomes an eye-catcher. See here how easy the implementation succeeds. Have fun with it.
261 times & (0) Invitation card with photo -LustigBy KatziCreate a fun, very personal card with a photo of yourself. Ideal as an invitation for a party, carnival or a fun children's birthday party. Take a photo as a basis and create a funny character/figure around the portrait head. There are no limits to your creativity. Here you will find a design idea explained step by step. Have fun.
353 times & (0) Lego fir treeBy KatziA fir tree made of Lego stones. Builds something different from houses and vehicles. A fir tree is offered for Christmas. You learn to construct the most important techniques stable and stable. When the stones are put together as well as when building the complete area and the stability of the tree trunk evenly. Just try it. Have fun.
505 times & (0) Squirrel makingBy KatziChildren come into contact with nuts at the latest when the Niklaus comes, when nuts are cracked in late autumn or when cones are collected for decorating. Therefore, a squirrel with nut and cones is a nice decoration for autumn or winter.
500 times & (0) Stars made of cardboard rollBy KatziThis upcycle project does not need much material. With a cardboard roll (kloroll or kitchen roll) the material is already complete. Stripes are cut, which are then put together as stars and glued together.
404 times & (0) Fir tree making 3DBy KatziA fanned fir tree that looks very plastic. Whether used as a map or as an image, it is a challenging craft. Try it out. Here you will find the instructions.
354 times & (0) Candle making 3DBy KatziA candle that "looks out" from the picture is impressive for children. In addition, if they can make it themselves. It looks more complicated than it actually is. Many small handles repeat themselves over and over again and are therefore well trained. If you go ahead after the instructions, then you can do it for sure. This picture is also suitable as a map or as a decorative image for standing or hanging. Have fun trying out.
407 times & (0) Pine-pinned spongesBy KatziDon't these pine cone sponges look sweet? In itself, this handicraft work is not a big thing, yet requires some dexterity and manual skill. With the pine cones you can use freshly collected ones or you can take those that you might have found in the Christmas box from the previous year. Pine cones can be stored over several years and used again and again for great crafting or decorating. If you want to do the craft as an upcycle project, then you can use old clean felt cloths for your wigtle caps. Alternatively, new felt wipes or thin craft felt are also suitable. The cut-up of the cap is made quickly, only when rolling and glueing the cap is required a bit of patience. Check out the instructions for this, then you can do well. Have you ever made a small cotton ball yourself? - no, then it's time!
383 times & (0) St. Nicholas makingBy KatziMake a Santa Claus from an empty Shampoo bottle. With red felt and a cotton pad, the Santa Claus head is quickly made. A belt is made of clay paper and the Santa Claus is laid over. Here you will find the instructions for crafting. Try it out.
503 times & (0) Fir trees with buttons (upcycle)By KatziFir trees made of cardboard and buttons are a nice cost-effective handicraft, so to speak an upcycle project. Adhesive work already loves very small children, the individual design is wanted here. Try it out and have fun with it.
351 times & (0) Sewing candle (sewing machine)By KatziThis candle serves as room decoration and can be hanged freely. It rotates in the wind and therefore has a very plastic effect. The use of the sewing machine is always something special for children and smaller children are already enjoying watching. See here what to do and make it your project.
652 times & (0) Star with buttonsBy KatziWith different buttons in a white / beige shade, beautiful snow stars / stars can be conjured. You only need four wooden sticks for a star and craft glue or wood glue. You can see how this crafting works here in step by step instructions. Have fun with it.
375 times & (0) Santa Claus boots fragrant gift pendantsBy KatziA little Santa Claus boot as a gift pendant is easy to make and also looks great. Also suitable as a name tag or table card for the Advent breakfast. With a few fresh fir branches or also rosemary branches the boot smells particularly pleasant and looks great. Follow the instructions and you will be amazed how quickly this craft work can be done. Have fun trying out.
376 times & (0) Folding candleBy KatziThis technique is already known from children's days. It is also known as "witch staircase" or "drawing harmonica". It is folded here with two equally wide and equally long stripes, which are always placed crosswise and folded. With thin paper like newspaper, this is quite easy. However, it is necessary some practice, because the sequence of the folding steps are always the same, but often not so obvious for children. Try it out, the individual steps are explained step by step here. The flame and the wick are for children who have folded the candle no longer have a great challenge. Look at it and have fun trying it out.
441 times & (0) Strong skewers as finger foodBy KatziSome children prefer to eat heartily rather than sweet. Then try these skewers/this finger food variant. Especially as residue utilization these appetizers are great if the white sausage breakfast is left over sausages and lukewarm pastries. Check out with the step-by-step instructions on how to make these appetizers. Have fun trying out.
366 times & (0) Stecken- NikolausBy KatziThis Stecken-Nikolaus is not only intended as a decorative plug. It is also suitable as a "theatre figure" for a puppet theatre. You only need a daumendicken plug, which has a smooth bark as possible and no standing price. Furthermore, a red clay paper residue, a cotton ball and a cotton pad are needed. Equipped with pen, scissors and glue, you can start crafting. Have fun with the step-by-step instructions.
378 times & (0) The sack of St. NicholasBy KatziThis little bag from St. Nicholas is a small gift idea. It can be applied with little material and can be embellished very individually. See here how easy it is.
367 times & (0) Folding fishBy KatziThe first fish you fold needs some exercise when you fold several times in a row, you'll always be better. You'll be thrilled how quick you can make the folding steps with a little exercise. Try it out. You'll see how the individual steps work in this guide. Have fun trying out.
379 times & (0) St. Nicholas - Sewing canBy KatziThis can has a Santa's coat on. Alternatively to the boot that is placed in front of the door, you can also use this Santa's can. There is enough space in the can for a chocolate nicolus, a small apple, nuts and mandarin. Larger children can also sew this can coat on their own or make it without a sewing machine. All steps are explained here with a sewing machine, but also without a sewing machine described as pure adhesive work. First, only the coat is finished as a fabric strip before it is finally put around the can. This simplifies the work and makes every step easier. See even how the Santa's coat is created. By the way, the work on the sewing machine for small children is also very exciting to observe and easy holding work can already produce great motivation and curiosity here. So let the smallest ones participate as something great arises.
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