Showing posts with label Kids Craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids Craft. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2017

DIY Doll House tutorial with miniatures


DIY Doll House Tutorial With Miniatures : 

Hello! Angela here. I am back with yet another tutorial on how to make a really pretty dollhouse with miniatures from Itsybitsy. Itsybitsy has a huge collection of miniatures and they are perfect for school projects and of course dollhouses. A list of all supplies used in this project are mentioned at the end with link to itsybitsy online store so that its easy for you to place your orders.

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Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Christmas Bell

Hi Folks!! Welcome to another tutorial, which is based on CRAFTY COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS. This December let us celebrate the magical season with Christmas crafts, this time we shall make a super-cute bell.



Material required:
Paper cup
Paint– red
Brush
Bells
Paper - Any
White Thread
Embellishments
Ribbon
Itsy Bitsy glue
Scissor

Method:

Step 1 - Take a paper cup & paint it red with Itsy Bitsy brush & color

Step 2 – Cut a paper into round shape and color it red (size to match the bottom of the cup)
Step 3 – Glue the circular paper to the cup with Itsy Bitsy glue
Step 4 – Thread 3 bells to the woollen yarn & tie a knot 

Step 5 – Make a small hole at the centre of the cup, insert the woollen yarn through the hole and tie a knot again
Step 6 - Stick the embellishments on the cup with Itsy Bitsy glue
Step 7 – Make a ribbon bow
Step 8 – Glue the bow on top of the cup
Step 9 - Glue a star on the ribbon
The Christmas bell is ready. Use this to decorate your Christmas tree or just hang it to the door as décor during Christmas. Let us know what you think of it!! J

Link to supplies –

Monday, December 14, 2015

Cupcake Christmas Tree

Hi Folks! Hope you had a great day. Here's something to do for the coming Christmas holidays. Enjoy and have fun making this cute Christmas tree made with cupcake liners as part of "CRAFTY COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS".

Materials required:
Cupcake liners
Itsy Bitsy glue
Embellishment
Paper
Color
Brush

Method :
Step 1 – Fold a cupcake liner in triangular shape
Step 2 – Use Itsy Bitsy glue on top of another cupcake liner (which also has to be folded in triangular shape)
Step 3 – Glue the first cupcake liner over the second
Step 4 – Make layers of 4 cupcake liners in this way
Step 5 – Take a small portion of a paper & color it green
Step 6 – Fold & glue the paper on the bottom of the last cupcake liner (like a stem)
Step 7 – Glue a star embellishment on top of the Christmas tree
The cute Christmas tree is very easy to make & becomes a great display in your Christmas craft collection. Make a variety of such trees in your favourite shades. Let us know what you thought of it. J

Link to supplies
Embellishment –http://www.itsybitsy.in/store/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=0&keyword=CHRISTMAS+3D+MINI+GLITTER+STAR

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

The Busy Hive Magnet

Hi Folks, Welcome to another Itsy Bitsy Craft Tutorial. Today we are going to make this super cute beehive magnet with little busy bees! A great weekend activity or a perfect gift J







Supplies:
  1. Yellow Cardstock (A4 or 12”x12”) – 1 sheet
  2. Orange Craft Foam
  3. Yellow Pompoms (8-12mm) – 3 pcs
  4. Black Chenille sticks – 2 pcs
  5. White Pollen/Stamen- 6 pcs
  6. Tempera Paint – Black
  7. Silicone Glue or Craft Glue
  8. Google Eyes - 1Pair
  9. Magnet








Here’s How:
Cut a piece of cardstock – 13.5cm X 10.5cm. Refer to the diagram below. Score on the dotted lines and then cut on the solid lines. You will have 9 paper strips – each measuring 1.5cmX10.5cm, scored at every 1.5cm. (Scoring is important to fold the hexagons later.)
 

Make hexagons from the strips by gluing the ends as shown. Make more hexagons if you want a bigger hive.

Glue the hexagons together and make the hive. You can make some cells open or make it completely symmetric.

Apply glue to the edges and stick it to the felt piece.



Trim the excess felt. You hive is ready


To make the bees, cut a 2- 3” piece of chenille stem and coil it. Stick the pompom on one side of the 
coil.

Paint the pollen black, trim them to size and glue them to make the antennae. Stick the google eyes, and a small piece of cord for the mouth.

Make as many bees as you like and house them in your hive J. Just apply a little glue so they do not fall off. 

Stick the magnet at the back and proudly display your awesome creation!!
Do let us know what you think of the tutorial in comments below. Happy Crafting :)

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Flip Flop Octopus

Good Morning Everyone!! Welcome to another Itsy Bitsy Tutorial! Another fun-filled tutorial for kids and anyone young at heart. Kids will just fall in love this cute little octopus. With eight swinging arms, big google eyes and a such a friendly smile, what's not to love?



It’s very easy to make and a perfect craft to do with young kids. Not only will the kids enjoy making it; once made, it has some serious potential to become a favourite toy! 
So let’s get started. And you only need following 4 supplies!


  1. Yarn (we have used two colours but you can use more or less or even make a multicoloured octopus!)
  2. Red Yarn for mouth
  3. A 2” thermocol ball (take a bigger ball for bigger octopus and accordingly take more yarn)
  4. A pair of google eyes
  5. Craft Glue


Method:
Apply glue on the thermocole ball and wrap the yarn all over the ball.

Make sure that the ball is fully covered and trim the yarn.

Take a few lengths of yarn and wrap it around the ball as shown.

Tie at the bottom with a piece of yarn.

Divide the bunch of yarns in 8 bunches of roughly equal thickness. Braid all the 8 bunches to make 8 arms 

Tie off the braids with yarn of another colour.
Glue the eyes and the piece of red yarn for the mouth.
You flip flop Octopus is ready!!
You can also try out other variations, other creatures or even raggedy style dolls using the same technique. Try using fuzzy yarns or ruffle yarns for a more fuzzy and fun look.
Do let us know what you think of this tutorial and send us pictures on our Facebook page if you do try it. 
Happy Crafting :)


Friday, June 27, 2014

Dotty Robot - Guest post by ArtsyCraftsyMom

 I'm back with a very popular craft at home.. My daughter loves robots and thinks all her problems (imaginary!!) would disappear if she had a special robot who could do all her work for her. So we decided to make one for ourselves.


We gathered our supplies -
Pom poms
Bow stickers
silver pipe cleaners
Thermocol Craft Ball
Stickers
Foam dots
Googly Eyes
Craft stick
Glue gun
An old box for the body



We used an old Home lights match box and covered it with silver tape. You can use colour, shiny papers or even glitter papers. 
we then covered the ball to form the head & stuck it onto the body using glue gun. Googly eyes for the eyes and the robot was slowly coming to life. For legs we used a TP roll .. 


We added the foam dots & red pearl dots for buttons. Pipecleaners were twisted and stuck using glue gun. We then inserted half a craft stick within these pipe cleaners to form hands. 


Pom poms , a nice smile , antennae and cute bows later, our dotty robot was ready.. 

What do you think??? Isn't she cute??? 

Shruti Bhat is a Software Quality Analyst by profession who mostly exercises her left brain during the day at work and her right brain takes over at home. She loves crafting with her 7 year old daughter and blogs at ArtsyCraftsyMom.com. She can be reached at @ArtsyCraftsyMom on Twitter, Facebook & Pinterest