Here you will find many mandalas and colourings, which we combine with New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve. This selection of lucky charms and symbols are pictured child-friendly in Mandalas. Choose from what you like and paint them with coloured or felt pencils. Enjoy painting!
Tip: After the exciting Christmas days and the festivities, the painting of Mandalas relaxes many children.
Give away happiness! With this small surprise of lights you can give away New Year's Eve or at the beginning of the year and bring joy. Print out the template, cut out the circles and put every paper circle into a tea light. As you insert the paper appropriately, we show you here. As soon as the wax becomes liquid, it becomes transparent and the motif becomes visible. Let yourself be surprised what motive you discover under it. Have fun designing and giving away!
For many children, watching and discovering the motif is fascinating. In addition, the magic tealight also brings a calm mood after a hectic day. Stay with it and discover together what is coming to light!
Fast and original is this table decoration, which you can also use as name tags.
Suitable for New Year's Eve, the children can create small table boxes. So they are involved in the preparations and can creatively implement the anticipation. Have fun trying out and designing!
Quick and simple are these last-minute cookies. A nice little thing for the new year, a celebration or for birthday. Give a box with luck!
With just a few handles these lucky charms are created from dishcloths. A clamp serves as a tool for younger children, who stick with the glue stick, while older children can also use a hot glue gun when glued together. Have fun trying out and gifting luck!
Children want to help prepare each meal or small party. A napkin is quickly placed on the plate, but with a self-designed napkin ring, the table decoration looks individual. Here you will find some templates for printing, colouring and cutting out. Have fun!
The napkin rings are suitable, for example, for a birthday, for Christmas or New Year's Eve.
Younger children will probably need some support, while schoolchildren can already make the napkin rings completely self-employed.
These clover sheets are made from green advertising brochures pages. Cut out four small hearts per clover sheet and stick them together. Then stick the clover sheet to a wire. Make some of these clover sheets and decorate them together in a small can. Check out the step by step instructions for this!
A nice idea for New Year, for birthday, for moments of happiness or just as a lucky charm. Enjoy!
Good wishes for a whole year! Every wish is written on a stone and every month the recipient is allowed to take out a stone! Put the stones in a beautiful glass and so a desired glass is created in no time.
This small and decorative gift idea brings joy for a whole year. Whether for birthday, Mother's Day or New Year's Day. You will find ideas for wishes here. Let yourself be inspired.
With iron beads you can create beautiful wire motifs. For this you thread the iron beads on a thick craft wire. Do not cut off the wire before threading, then the beads do not fall down at the end. Let yourself help with bending the wire from an adult, that goes with the threaded beads a bit heavy.
This little clover leaf and this flower require a lot of sensitivity. This is a very delicate crafting. With flower wire and a pen you bend leaves and flowers over which the nail polish is pulled like a skin. However, this sounds more complicated than it is in the end! All you need is a little patience on the first leaf. Look at the instructions!
You can then tie the dried works of art on a stone. Use the wire flower as a small gift or table decoration. The clover leaf can be given as a lucky charm for New Year or for birthday or also for Mother's Day.
Painting stones does not only work with pens, nail polish is also a great way to paint the stones! Choose a motif and choose the matching nail polish. Use what you have at home!
Tip: Decent colours of nail polish look very noble! I show you two techniques for painting the stones (painting with strokes and pointillism).
