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This is my first time doing a yarn craft. But I definitely LOVE the result of this Cute PomPom Chick! Isn’t it cute? You’ll need this small gadget to make the pom pom. You’ll need to do two pompoms of slightly different sizes. Then tie them up together. Lastly, decorate them and you’ll get this…Ahh.. […]

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Just a simple backdated post on craft from recyclable item. I converted this huge box to be a play house and Ethan simply love it!

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Instructions Fold a craft paper into half. Cut out half of a butterfly. Open it up and you’ll get a full butterfly. Add details as to your liking.

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On this hot sweaty day, let’s make the sun looks kinder and cuter so that we don’t hate it so much, shall we? Start by tracing the hand on yellow paper. For small palm like Ethan’s, fold the A4 paper twice to get 4 equal parts. Cut out the hand prints. Paint a paper plate […]

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This is a little bit difficult for Ethan’s level. The only thing he managed to do is to hold down the centre section down until the glue dries up. Alternatively, you can just put a clothe peg to hold it down until it dries up. On one paper plate, fold about a third of the […]

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InstructionsTrace your bare foot on a piece of paper.Trace your hand with fingers spread slightly on each side of the foot.Draw the head, eyes, nose and feet. Add in the feathers.

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InstructionsTrace around a shoe on a piece of paper.Draw an oval for the belly.Squeeze fingers together and trace around that hand behind the penguin for body.Draw the eyes and a small triangle for a beak.

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The origami that I chose will always be very simple, it is self-explanatory. Here goes an origami crab project I had with my students for their essay props.Just look at their proud faces having accomplish something nice. The next step when I got them to do their essay on crabs, their face is not so […]

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Let’s officiate this blog with an origami dog post. This is an extremely simple origami, it needs no explaination. The picture will do the ‘talking’. Don’t you think Ethan is doing it like a pro now? 🙂 You might find these interesting:Origami CatOrigami Rabbit