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Paper Crafts to make

Animals and insects
Butterflies

• Out of Coffee Filter paper
• With  Dolly pegs

Card making
Envelopes

• for cards
• Sunflower card for mum

Hair decorations

• Flower piece

Jigsaw puzzles

• picture on cardboard

Lampshades

• Paper Votive lampshades

Mobiles

• Butterflies

Note pad

• Celebratory note pad

Paper Chains

• Basic

Paper flowers

• no 2 
• no 3

Picture making

• Blot prints
• Blow prints
• Finger painting
• For a two paper fold
• Hand print tree
• Making prints
• Marble or mini ball painting
• Paper folding and cutting
• Paper tearing
• Splatter Painting
• Spray painting
• String paintings
• Texture rubbings

Recycled paper

• make your own version 1, version 2

Table Decorations

• Autumn Table Decoration

Trees

• Hand print tree
• Paper plate tree
• 
  

Wind

• Windmills

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Sourdough Starter Culture

This is a basic recipe for a sour dough starter.  Altitude, climate factors and type of flour may alter the result.  The result you are looking for is a fairly mild and fruity flavour

Ingredients

• all-purpose wheat flour
• water

Preparation and Maintenance

1. In a plastic container (I use a big yogurt container) combine equal parts (by weight) of flour and water, ca. 1/4 lb or 150g of each. Mix well.
2. Cover, put in a warm place for a day or more until the mixture starts to develop bubbles and a light smell of fruit and yeast.
3. At that point, add same amount of flour and water. Let stand for another day.
4. On the next day, discard half of the emergent starter and again add the same amount of flour and water.
5. Repeat for a few more days until the starter has stabilized and is very bubbly.
6. At that point you can move the starter to the fridge. Feed it every 3-4 weeks by stirring well, discarding half of the starter (you can use it for baking) and adding the same amount of flour and enough water to keep the consistency. Leave out of the fridge for a few hours before putting it back.

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Adapted from:
      Steffen's Dinners

Children's Biscuits

Teddy Bear Biscuits


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Modern Optical Illusions

• 2.5D
• Mling
• Faux Painting
• Photorealism
• Anamorphosis
• Optical illusion
• Ubiquitous gaze
• Still life painting

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Make your bubble wands

Try these easy innovative bubble wands for more bubble-making fun. 

Remember: Just experiment with blowing bubbles using different items.

• Bend the opening of a coat hanger into a large circle

• Green plastic baskets strawberries come in

• Tuna can with both ends cut out (careful of sharp edges)

• Fly swatters with holes

• Covers of yogurt containers with the center cut out

•  Straw and String Wand

• To pieces of plastic 

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Make you own Bubbles

A 'Best" Bubble soultion
Beluga bubbles
Long life Bubble solution
More bubbles
New formula

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Dough recipes

We have used several different recipes for playdough. Everyone it seems brings with them an updated version. So we've started a list of them

• Cooked play dough
• Edible play dough
• Frosting dough
• Instant dough
• No fuss play dough
• Non cooked Play Dough
• Nutty Butter Play Dough
• Oat Meal Dough
• Play dough #1
• Play dough # 2
• Peanut butter play dough
• Peanut butter # 2
• Peanut butter [ and oats] play dough
• Sand dough

Smelly Tip: For nice smelling play dough, add a few drops of vanilla extract, almond extract, or peppermint extract

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Moulding materials recipes

Clay
Dough
Plaster of Paris
Plasticine

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Camp fire index

Basics check list
Building a camp fire
Camp fire songs list
Chants
Closings
Effects
Entry and entrances
Firelighters

• Pine cone firelighters
• How to use

Openings
Camp fire recipes
Safety
Stories
Yells
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