Oyster ring bowls look great online but I wanted to make some myself to see whether they looked just as good in real life… They do! So here’s a simple way to make them using some paper and paint! THH Difficulty Level: What you’ll need: – a couple of oyster shells (you will need to…
Category: Kids
DIY: Snow Globe
With Christmas just around the corner, here’s a great gift idea or a screen-free activity to do with your little one THH Difficulty Level: What you’ll need: – a snow globe – super glue – glitter – accessories for the snow globe (I used one of Aria’s plastic dinos, made a small Christmas hat with…
DIY: Pom pom bow hair clip
When you have a lil girl at home, you never seem to run short of hair accessories. However, they often disappear when you need them and miraculously reappear in the most bizarre places! Here’s one we made a few days ago to add to the ever growing collection… THH Difficulty Level: What you’ll need: – …
DIY: Fun with buttons
We’ve got a heap of buttons that have accumulated over the years but we rarely run out of things to do with them. Whether it’s a frame, glasses or piece of jewellery, the options are endless – all you need is a glue gun and an assortment of buttons! THH Difficulty Level: What you’ll need:…
DIY: Felt shape puzzle box
The Covid-19 lockdown in Melbourne required some creative thinking when it came to keeping my lil one busy. Here’s a screen-free, plastic-free activity for your lil human to get their imagination and curiosity ignited with this activity. I’ve attached a downloadable template for anyone interested too! THH Difficulty Level: What you’ll need: – Shape stencil…
DIY: Glow-in-the-dark stars
Here’s a fun way to make glow-in-the-dark stickers with your little one!
DIY: Interactive kid’s calendar
Here’s an interactive kid’s calendar to use with your little one. Template included. 🙂 #screenfreefun
Upcycled: Cuddly toy monster
Find out how to make an upcycled cuddly toy monster with items lying around at home…
