Roar!!!!!!!!! 
This lion won’t scare anyone away.. Let’s do a footprint lion today
Footprint Lion. Cute?
Paint your foot brown.
Stamp it onto a piece of paper.
Paint your fingers and print it as the lion's mane
It should be something like this..
Paint a finger and print it as the tail.
Your lion is all done
Blurp Blurp… Let’s print out some fish today
Handprint Fish
Paint your palm and print on a blue piece of paper.
Paint the other palm and print. You'll have two lovey-dovey fish
Paint your fingers and print as the sea weeds.
Using a brush, draw the eye and mouth and some bubbles. You are done
Dating fish 
It’s been sometime since we last did a footprint art. Today, inspired by Handprint and Footprint Arts, let’s do a footprint bee
Footprint Bee
Paint your foot yellow. Unlike when he was younger, my boy finds it rather ticklish these days 
Stamp your painted foot onto a piece of paper.
Help your little one paint three black lines across the footprint.
Paint your finger tip white.
Print your fingertip on the bee as the eyes.
The almost completed footprint bee.
Help the little one paint the eye balls, wings and all and the bee is done
Let’s do a handprint giraffe today.
Handprint Giraffe
Paint your palm yellow and print on a piece of paper.
Dot all over with brown paint.
Use a brush and paint the tail.
Use the brush to paint the mane. Use marker to draw the eye and mouth and your giraffe is done
It’s a wonder what our handprint can do. Today, we’ll transform our handprint into a hen
Handprint Hen
Paint your palm white and print onto coloured paper.
Using felt and foam, decorate the hen.
You are done
Handprint Flower
Mix red and white together to get pink. You may also use any other colour as you wish
Paint your palm and print it onto a piece of paper.
Repeat and print all around till you get a complete flower.
Paint your fingers green and print it on the bottom of the paper as the grass.
Paint your fingers a lighter shade of green and print it on the bottom of the paper again.
Draw a line down from the flower to the grass. Use the brush to dot the middle of the flower and you are done.
The beautiful handprint flower
Incy Wincy Spider climb up the water spout.. Let’s paint a spider today
Handprint Spider
You'll need black water colour for the spider. You may also use dark brown or any other colour your child wishes his/her spider to be
Paint your palm and four fingers black.
Stamp the painted palm onto a piece of paper.
You'll get one half of the spider.
Paint the other side of your palm and the four fingers.
Stamp it next to the first half.
You'll get a complete spider now.
Grip your fist and paint it black.
Stamp it on the body of the spider.
Paint your fingertips yellow and dot it around the head as spider has many eyes all over.
Paint your fingertip red and dot it on the yellow dots and your spider is done
A team from a local television network came to our studio to do a recording coverage on Ethan’s art and craft activities today.
Ethan waiting patiently for the crew..
One corner of our studio
These are what he demo for the crew and he did them so well
Some of the wall decor
Strawberries are delicious. I just can’t have enough of it.
Handprint Strawberry.
First, paint your palm red.
Print it onto a piece of paper.
Paint your fingers green.
Print the fingers as the leaves.
Paint the tip of your finger yellow and dot all around the strawberry.
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Our craft demonstration during the ParenThots Family Day is finally over. Here are some pictures of the event. Enjoy
The booth before the 'crafty' touch
Crafters at work.
Ethan's artwork for display.
Our booth with the bunting, banner and artwork
Foam Christmas Tree and Ladybugs are the chosen crafts to be given away to visitors.
The art and craft work on display.
Kids trying their hands on origami as I guide them along..
The scorpion boy!
The origamis kids can come out with.. Simply amazing!
Kids having fun...
Visitors filling up the blog subscription form.
Finally, the people who made it possible that day. A million thankx go out to Kimmy and family, my parents and also my Darling husband for helping me out. I can't possibly make it without you guys.
This Christmas, let’s do some snowflakes to decorate our house.
Snowflake crystal.
Fold in half to make a crease.
Fold half again.
Fold as shown above.
Turn over.
Fold as above.
Fold in half.
Draw the lines and cut accordingly.
You may want to paste it onto a hard board and paste some glitters on it as a Christmas tree ornament or just paste the snowflake onto your window panes.
Got some awesome Christmas ideas? Come share it with us. Submit your crafts here. :)
Penguin is cute. I like penguin. Let’s do a cute penguin, using our thumbprint.
Fingerprint penguin.
Paint your thumb white.
Print it on the paper as the body.
Paint your thumb black.
Print it on both side of the body. Paint your pointer black and print it as the head.
Paint your pointer yellow and print it as the feet. Add details such as the eyes and beak.
Playing Peek-A-Boo is never this fun! Using your footprint as the ear and handprint as the bush to hide in, let’s create a cute rabbit.
Footprint paper plate rabbit.
Draw an outline of your palm. Cut out several handprints. Use different shades of green for better effect.
Draw an outline of both of your feet. Cut. Cut out a smaller version in pink. Paste on top of the white footprint.
Paste the handprints as bushes. Add the eyes and your footprint paper plate rabbit is ready to hide and seek!
Footprint paper plate rabbit.
Feel like making a fly today.
You’ll need a black craft foam, a laminating sheet, pipe cleaner, some yarn, stones for the eyes and glue.
Trace your handprint on the laminating sheet.
Cut two circles of slightly different sizes and a small oval and paste them onto a piece of paper to form the abdomen of the fly.
Spread glue onto the laminating sheet and scatter some yarn all over it.
Sorry for the picture does not really show the ‘wings’ properly. Anyway, here is the handprint fly.
Let’s make a cute fingerprint goldfish for luck.
First, put your orange thumb print as the body of the fish.
Then use your fingertips as the fins (both upper and lower) and tail.
Use markers to draw the eyes and line the fins and tails. Your fingerprint goldfish is ready!
Ethan loves anything smiley! Everything belonging to him will have a smiley sticker on it. I’ve decided to make his smiley a little bit freaky and happening! ^^
First, draw a circle on a piece of paper. Draw a smiley face on the circle.
Then put a drop of water paint on the top of the smiley head and blow it to form hair. Keep on doing it with different colours all over the head.
Your smiley will look something like this. Cut a circle out of a yellow paper and paste it onto your smiley here. Optional, I cut a ‘sunglass’ out of black craft foam to make my freaky smiley looks cool!
There you are. The freaky hair smiley!
Isn’t this beautiful? A nice and simple to do hand print crab.
First, paint your palm yellow. I got Ethan’s chubby hands as my model here.
Then paint all five fingers orange.
Stamp it onto a white paper. Repeat with the other hand. Then using your finger, put 2 black fingerprint as the eyes on the ‘thumb’.
The handprint crab is done and Ethan is all smiles!
What to do on a bored rainy day? Get your water paint out and let’s start finger printing!
First I let him do some ‘practise’ on a piece of paper.
Upon reaching the ‘pro‘ level, I let him do the finger printing on a new piece of paper! 
There! After the paint has dried up, I help him draw some stripes and wings and his finger prints are now Buzzing Busy Bees!
This handprint butterfly is simple to do.
I got Ethan to draw the outline of his palm. And then I helped him cut it out.
Paste the cut-out hands on a piece of paper.
I use black foam for the body and got Ethan to paste the googly eyes.
At the playground today, Ethan kept on observing the trees and the falling leaves. He has seen those trees and the leaves everyday for so many months now but wonder why today he was more intrigue by them. So when we got back home, I decided to do this craft with him.
By now this boy is an expert in tracing the outline of his palm. I helped him cut out the ‘hands’ as he is too young to use the scissors.
I let him do his own pasting. One thing about craft for kids is, the more imperfect it is, the better I like it!
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