Pom Pom love bunnies

Pom Pom love bunnies

These cute little Pom Pom love bunnies are just adorable as little handmade gifts and the best part is that they’re super easy to make too! Whilst you can use tacky glue I’d definitely recommend an adult With a glue gun to help stick your little ones bunnies together, that way the stay safe and secure for even longer.

My little girl had so much fun making these and now has a whole pack of bunnies ready to hand out to her friends and grandparents on valentines day!

Here’s what we used

  • Yarn
  • Felt
  • Googly eyes
  • A small Pom Pom
  • Foam
  • Patterned paper
  • A glue gun
  • Scissors

How to make our Pom Pom love bunnies

Start by taking your coloured yarn and wrapping it around your fingers several times until you have a good, chunky amount stacked up.

Gently remove the yarn from you fingers. Take a small length of string and tie it across the centre of your Pom Pom ensuring that you pull it very tight.

Take your scissors and cut all the way around the edge of the Pom Pom at the centre of the loops.

Fluff your Pom Pom up and trim the scraggly ends to get it into shape.

Next take your felt and cut out a large heart shape for the feet and two outer bunny ears. Optionally also cut two inner ears from patterned paper and glue them onto the felt outer ears

Glue the feet in place on one side of the pom Pom and the ears on the other side.

Add two Googly eyes and a little Pom Pom nose to make the face.

Cut out a little strip of foam (or card), add a little heart to one end and then glue the other end to the feet of your bunny. Finally add a special message and your super cute Pom Pom bunny message is ready to deliver to someBUNNY special!

Paper cup Santa puppet

Paper cup Santa puppet

This cute paper cup santa puppet is far easier to make than it looks and can provide children with hours of creative and imaginative fun. We just love how ours turned out, my daughter had so much fun making up cute little puppet shows with him and he’s now sitting in place as a tree topper on her tree!

Here’s what we used

  • Paper cup
  • Card; red black, white, silver, gold, a skin tone
  • Pink and red marker
  • Googly eyes
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Double sided tape
  • Elastic

How to make our paper cup Santa puppet

Take your skin tone colour paper and cut out a strip wide enough to wrap around your cup and tall enough to cover just under a third of it. Stick It down around the base of the cup.

Cut out a v shaped beard and a moustache from your white card. Glue down the beard first and then add a small patch of glue (or tape!) to then centre of the moustache and stick it down on top of the beard as can be seen in the image above.

Stick on two Googly eyes above the moustache. Then take your markers and draw on a little round nose and a mouth.

Cut out a red santas hat and a little circular bobble to go on the end. Glue the two pieces together and then use your double sided tape (or glue gun!) to attach the hat to the inside rim of the cups base

Now take your black card and cut out a long thin strip of card to make a belt and a small square for the inner part of the buckle. You can cut a slightly bigger square from your gold card to make the outer buckle. Glue the belt around the body and then add the larger square to the centre of the belt with the smaller square on top of it

Cut out two red rectangles for the arms and two long strips for the legs. Accordion fold the leg strips back and forwards to give them some bounce. Next you’ll need to make two black mittens and two black boots. Glue the mittens onto the arms and the boots onto the legs and attach each one to your Santa’s body.

Add any other optional decor; we added a white strip around the hat and a sack of presents on his back.

Finally pierce a small hole into the base of the cup and thread through your length of elastic. Tie a large knot on the inside of the cup to prevent the elastic coming through. Once dry your paper Santa puppet is finished and ready to play with, Isn’t he just adorable!?

Paper snowman craft

Paper snowman craft

This cute and easy paper snowman craft is super simple to make and is an adorable winter or Christmas keepsake that can be kept for years to come! all you need are a few basic materials and our simple to follow guide to keep the kids entertained with this fun little craft on these cold winter days

Here’s what we used

  • Clean cardboard tp rolls (x2 or 3)
  • Paper (white, brown, black and orange)
  • Ribbon
  • Thick cardboard
  • Scissors
  • Glue/double sided tape

How to make our cute paper snowman craft

Start by taking your tp roll tubes and cutting them down to three different lengths. A small one for the head, a medium one for the centre of the body and a large one for the base of the body.

Next take one of your tp roll sections and cut out a strip of white paper the same height as the tube and wide enough to wrap around it. Add double sided tape to the edges of the paper and then secure it around the tube.

Repeat the previous step with the remaining two tp sections until your snowman is completely white. Use your double sided tape to attach the three tubes together as above.

Cut out two stick arms and glue them in place inside the middle tube.

Next cut out and glue on your facial features and some buttons. We cut ours from coloured paper and then used our acrylic paint markers to add the details.

Add any other additional decoration such as our foam hat or ribbon scarf. Then finish off your snowman by cutting out a circular shape from your thick card and sticking it to the bottom of the snowman to help it stand. Aren’t they just the sweetest?

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Penguin heart cards

Penguin heart cards

These simple penguin heart cards are just adorable! Each card only uses a small amount of resources which makes them the perfect craft for groups as well as to make at home to gift to family and friends.

Here’s what we used

  • Black card
  • White/yellow paper
  • Googly eyes
  • Scissors
  • Glue

How to make our penguin heart cards

Start by taking your black piece of card and folding it in half. Cut the card down into into a circular shape ensuring that part of the fold of the card is left intact. Cut across the bottom of the card to create a flat edge so that it can stand freely.

Cut out a heart shape to make the penguin’s white belly and glue it down in place towards the bottom of the penguins body.

Cut out a diamond shape from your yellow paper and fold it in half to make the penguin’s beak. Glue the beak in place just above the belly.

Finally add two Googly eyes to complete your card and once it’s fully dry you’re ready to add your special festive message inside!

Paper plate pumpkin craft

Paper plate pumpkin craft

It’s finally my favourite time of year; spooky season! Our Halloween crafts are in full swing and we’ve been having so much fun making some spooky homemade decor. This cute paper plate pumpkin craft is so adorable and is easy to adapt for all age groups. Each paper plate turns out completely unique which makes these pumpkins perfect for a fun Halloween display board!

Here’s what you’ll need

  • Paper plates
  • Orange tissue paper
  • Coloured card (green, brown and black)
  • Scissors
  • Glue

How to make our paper plate pumpkin craft

First take your orange tissue paper and cut it into several small square pieces. Cover the paper plate in glue and then use the orange squares to cover the plate and give it it’s pumpkin colour.

Next it’s time to create your paper plate pumpkin’s design. Cut out the shapes of the facial features and glue them on to the front of the plate.

Finish off by cutting out a stalk and some greenery and gluing in down on the back to complete your paper plate pumpkin craft. Aren’t these just adorable?

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