The Little Craft BoxThe Little Craft BoxJust a showcase of the little crafts I did with my little boy. Simple little crafts that will keep the little hands busy. Articles
Pipe Cleaner Bird
2008-08-25 20:19:00 For this year's Teachers' Day gift, I'm helping my son do Memo Animal Clips for his teachers.How they were done was purely accidental. I meant to do something else using straight pipe cleaners but the shops at my place here doesn't carry them anymore so I bought a similar one; those you use to tie on your plants during Chinese New Year. But I'm not able to use it to make the craft i intend to do.However, after some twisting an twirling, the pipe cleaners became a ball. After adding some animal parts, the animal became visible. I think it's rather cute. My son's favourite is the Bird and mine is the Bee.For this craft, I prepared the 'ball' as the head, cut all the parts required for the individual animals and my son did the bending and sticking. (Video instructions is at the end of this post)click on the photo to enlargeMaterials required:Clothes pegsWiggle eyes'Bumpy' pipe cleanersStraight pipe cleaners (optional for some animals)GlueParts required for Bee:1 bumpy pipe ... More About: Cleaner
Paper Cup Daffodil
2008-08-16 06:14:00 This is another easy flower craft I did with my daughter when my son is having tuition. But be warn first as it so easy and fast to make, your kid might pester you to make a dozen! :PDoes it look like a Daffodil to you? :P At least it looks like a flower. ;)Materials Needed:1 Large Pleated Paper Cup2 Smaller Pleated Paper Cups1 Ice cream stickGlueHow to do it:Flatten the larger cup slightly.Put glue in the center.Place the smaller cups in it.Put glue on the one end of the ice cream stick.Stick the paper cups on it.Put some glue on the edge of the remaining paper cups and fold it in half.Continue the above step till you get a small triangle.Put some glue on the tip part and stick it to the ice cream stick.
Bell Flower
2008-08-15 05:52:00 I have been very busy with my son's school work to do any craft. Plus since he is already attending extra Art lessons in school. My poor daugter kept asking me to make flowers with her.Since my son is attending extra lessons in the evening now at a centre just below my flat, I had spare time with my daughter. So, yeah. There will be a few easy to make flower craft which I'm intending to use as Teachers' Day gift for her teachers. *wink*Materials needed:Cardboard Paper (We used index card)Pipe CleanerBall-shaped Bell Colouring Medium (We used colour pens)How to do it:Draw the outline of a flower on the cardboard.Cut out the flower.Colour the flower.Use a pencil to poke a small hole in the center of the flower.Thread the pipe cleaner through the hole of the bell.The bell should be in the middle of the pipe cleaner.Bend the pipe cleaner in half and twist them together.Thread the twisted pipe cleaner through the flower.It's done when the bell is 'sitting' on the flower and you can ... More About: Flower
AppleTree
2008-06-28 06:21:00 A really simple craft for the kids. My son helped his sister cut out the tree top and I helped to paste the coloured paper for the tree trunk. I had intended for the kids to paint the trunk but that would mean that they have to wait for a few hours for the paint to dry before they can assemble the tree. If your kids are patient enough, let them paint. It will be a lot easier for little tots.Materials needed:Empty kitchen paper rollBrown Coloured PaperDouble Sided TapeCrepe Paper, cut into squares and squeezed into ball-likeA3 paper or 2 pcs A4 paperGlueColouring MediumHow to do it:Fold A3 paper into half and draw the outline of a tree top.Colour the tree top green. You can colour only 1 side if you want. 2 sides will look nicer though.Cut out the tree top.Glue crepe paper balls to the tree top.Put aside to dry.Paste brown colour paper on to the paper roll using either glue or double sided tape. Using tape will be easier but for younger kids glue will be easier and painting it the ea...
Macaroni Necklace
2008-05-16 06:00:00 I found half a bag of Penne (pasta) in my store. Since I'm the only one at home who eat it, I decided to use it for something else to quickly finish it. :PI gave my daughter a string and she eagerly starts threading them. She couldn't stop with just one necklace. She did 2! And 2 bracelets too!For older kids, you can get them to paint the penne first. You will get very nice and colourful necklaces instead.Materials needed:Penne Pasta (elbow pasta works well too)Strings, desired length.How to do it:Help the child tie a penne pasta to one tie of the string, so the rest will not slip through.Let the child string the pasta one a time till he/she attain the desired length. Tape the end of the string with sticky tape if it's to 'soft' for the child to threadHelp the child remove the end pasta and tie a knot to secure.Done. Your child can now wear his/her food.* It's never to old to thread ** Macaroni Necklace s and Bracelets *
Papier-mache Easter Egg
2008-04-03 03:52:00 I meant to post this during the Easter week but alas, I'm too busy. You can always use the same concept to make other stuff. We are planning to make our pumpkin container for Halloween!My son used this to store the chocolate Easter eggs for his friends in school. Yeah, he brought that big Easter Egg we made to school. *show-off :P*For this craft, we used 3 days to complete. The longest time taking craft we ever made and everyone was involved in the making. Everyone (hubby and little sis included) helped with the pasting of paper because we wanted to make it as sturdy as we can. I helped with some of the painting.It was fun to see how the Easter Egg turn out.Material needed:1 BalloonAssorted PaintsLots of newspaperLots of glue #see far bottom for instructions to make your own glueAddition items needed:1 bucket to sit the balloon in2 Pipe Cleaners to secure the cover to the base if turning it to a containerHow to do it:Tear newspaper into pieces and set aside.Blow balloon to desired ...
Glitter Globe
2008-03-01 07:32:00 I haven't been updating this blog. In fact, I haven't been doing crafts with the kids. Unless you count abstract painting as craft. *laughs* This is our first craft for the year.The family has been taking turn to fall ill since last December. Plus my kids has lots of homework from school. *pant*I finally found time for my son to so this simple craft as he was home due to a viral fever ... again.Try this. It takes less then 5 minutes to complete but it's endless fun ... for my daughter that is. *wink*Oh! If you have noticed, this blog had been over-hauled! Hope you like the new look! Check out the rotating header by pressing the F5 key. *wink*Materials needed:1 empty glass or clear plastic jar with screw cap (we used a baby food jar)Different coloured Glitter sVarious SequinsWaterStrong glue (optional)How to do it:Remove any label on the jar.Pour some different coloured glitters each into the jar.Pour water into the jar till 4/5 full.Put the sequins in the jar.Screw on the cap back... More About: Globe
Paper Cups Christmas Tree
2007-11-26 03:45:00 The other day when we were at Starbucks, I saw one of their decorations in their store. It looks like a white tree made out of thick strips of paper. I didn't take a closer look at it but it looks interesting to me and had given me an idea. I thought I'll try to make a similar Christmas Tree with my son and well, it became my personal favourite now. Oh, I did help with curling here because it will take him ages to curl all the strips.Christmas is around the corner. If you do not have a Christmas tree at home, why not make it to add it a bit of festive feel? Materials needed:10 Paper Cups 1 Rubber Band1 (Balloon) Stick2 Stickers of the same size and shapeSome Paper Clay or any Self Dry ClayTools needed:ScissorsPencilThick ClothHow to do it:Measure 0.5cm from the rim of the cup and draw around it.Increase the measurement by 0.5cm for the next cup, ie, Cup No. 2 will be 1cm, No.3 - 1.5cm, No.4 - 2cm and so on.Cut the rim according to the line drew above. Now all the cups will be of di...
Christmas Flower Memo Clip
2007-11-16 05:04:00 Today's the last day of school and it's party day for the kids at school. We did some candy cane butterfly for my son's classmates.His Chinese Teacher will still be teaching him next year but not for his English Teacher, Mrs Eunice. She is a really good teacher. My son kept telling me Mrs Eunice taught me this and that. Hopefully, his new English Teacher will be as good as Mrs Eunice.Anyway, we did Christmas presents for the teachers too for all the hard work and patience they put in to nurture the kids. I told my son it's Christmas Flower s that we are doing so we are going to paint it in shades of red but he wanted it in blue and green too. He said they looked more like pinwheels and wind mills! Oh well!We had planned to paint the base too but the clay took longer than we thought to dry, so we had to leave it unpainted. I should have put them in the oven to bake it. Anyway, we do hope the teachers like it.Materials needed:8 Penne Pasta2 Ice Cream Sticks1 Clothes Peg1 (adult) ha... More About: Clip , Memo
Candy Cane Butterfly
2007-11-12 07:45:00 I mentioned in my previous post that I was preparing my son's Christmas Goodies for his friends in school. I had this idea from those (tube) perfume sample we received.You can use it as a card with message written on the inside and instead of Candy Cane s, you can use pens or pencils too. But since it's for Christmas, I bought candy canes. You can even hang it on your Christmas tree to decorate it. It will look pretty!I did most of the cutting here as we need to prepare 20 and he and his little sister did the rest.Materials needed:Paper (I used 160gsm paper) Stickers or Colouring Medium to decorateCandy CaneHow to do it:Print the butterfly template on the paper. Have an older child or adult cut out the shape. Decorate the cut-out butterfly with stickers or colour it. Slip the candy cane through the cut out slot on the butterfly.You can hang it on your Christmas tree using the 'hook' on the candyClick HERE for the butterfly template.* Having fun with the stickers ** Santa's littl... More About: Crafts , Butterfly
Butterfly Finger Corsage
2007-11-11 16:03:00 My son's school is having a party on the last the of school and I was helping him with the Christmas Goodies for his classmates, which will be shown in the next post. My daughter saw it and wanted to be Santa's little elf. *wink*Anyway, I immediately went to create and print out a smaller butterfly template so she could have fun too and not disrupt our 'project'. I meant for her to wear the craft on her finger or wrist but she preferred to have it on her hair instead. It does look nice too! My son saw the end result and wanted one too!Materials needed:Paper (I used 160gsm paper)Pipe cleaner (longer if you want to wear it on the wrist)Stickers or Colouring Medium to decorateHow to do it:Print the butterfly template on the paper.Have an older child or adult cut out the shape.Decorate the cut-out butterfly with stickers or colour it.Have an adult poke 2 holes with a pin on the paper for the pipe cleaner.Use the pipe cleaner to go through the holes.Wear the butterfly by securing the... More About: Butterfly , Finger
Mussel Shell Flower
2007-11-01 03:49:00 My son and I were thinking what to do for his teacher, Mrs Eunice, as a thank you gift for having put in so much effort to help the kids present an item for their school's concert.Since I have a lot of my mussel shell from here, I thought we can do a simple craft with it.Materials needed:7 Mussel shells, all from the same side 2 circle Cardboard, 5cm and 7cm diameter each1 (Balloon) Stick, cut to desired lengthDouble-sided TapeScotch TapeHow to do it:Colour one side of the smaller circle if you like.Stick the circles with double-sided tapes and set aside. If you have coloured the smaller circle, then tape the non-coloured side.Place shell, inside (shiny part) down and the thiner part outward, to form a flower pattern.Remove the protective paper from tape of the larger circle.Stick it over the center of all shells.Turn it over.Remove the protective paper from tape of the smaller circle.Stick it over the center of all shells.Turn it over again.Place the stick with one end to the midd... More About: Shell , Flower
Egg Mosaic
2007-09-26 08:30:00 I so guilty! I have had time to do crafts with my kids. Sorry guys. Must have better time management.Anyways, this was done earlier. I had recently started baking and I saved all the egg shells for this craft. I had intended to let my daughter do this but she seems to be only interested in paints and nothing else and so my son did it instead.Materials needed: Egg Shells, cleaned and driedAssorted food colouringsDouble-sided TapePaperHow to do it:Put a few drop of assorted food colouring on to plastic plates.Roll the egg shells in them. Pour the colourings into the shells and swirl around if you want it coated there as well.Put all coloured shells on a newspaper and let them dry.Once dried, crush the shells but not into too small a pieces.Tape your paper with double-sided tape.Remove the protecting paper of the tape.Press the coloured shells on the tape to stick them.Once completed, you'll have a piece of colourful Egg Mosaic and equally colourful fingers. *wink*Note:You can tape th...
Bell Pepper Printing
2007-09-11 08:23:00 More paint printing craft for my daughter. She just like to play with paint. And once you get her started. She doesn't want to stop.This is very easy craft. It's like all the other printing craft I did with her. I just made sure I bought a bell pepper with a longer stalk so it's easier for her to hold. Materials needed:Bell Pepper TopAssorted non-tonxic paintsPaperHow to do it:Use a paper plate to hold the paints.Dip bell pepper into paint.Transfer to paper and stamp away. More About: Printing
Gift Tags
2007-08-31 07:02:00 We made gift tags to attached with the Chocolate Cheese Truffles for my son's teachers. This is a simple craft. Since my son didn't want to draw so many cards. We used craft punches instead.Originally, my son wanted to give the Magnetic Bookmarks he made few days ago to two of his teachers but they were to big to fit into the gift box, so we made another two smaller ones.Materials needed:Coloured Paper (our size was 5.5cm x 5.5cm)Glue (Stick glue preferred as it will not curl the paper)* additional tools needed - assorted craft punchesHow it is done:Just stick the punched out shapes to the paper.Either fill up one side of the paper and can write your message of the reverse side.Or leave some space to write your message in front.Note:You can use sticker, glitters to decorate too! * Tags we made * More About: Gift
Chocolate Cheese Truffles
2007-08-31 06:40:00 This is what we made for Teachers' Day. It's Chocolat e Cheese Truffles , something easy that can be managed by kids themselves.However, I changed the procedure of my original recipe a bit. Instead of melting the chocolate in a pot over a pot of boiling water, I have the bowl of chopped chocolate in another (heavy) bowl of hot water. I don't want my son to get himself scalded by boiling water as it will be still bubbling. And to keep the chocolate ganache soft for rolling, I have a bowl of hot water at the bottom to act as a 'steamer'.I put the chocolates in a bag and pack them in gift box or attached a tag with it.My son had fun, making the Chocolate Cheese Truffles for his teachers. We have to make another batch again because there weren't any left for us. More About: Ruffles
Dual Colour Gift Box
2007-08-31 05:49:00 It's Teachers' Day today and we had decided to make Chocolate Cheese Truffles for the teachers. We needed a nice gift box to put the Chocolate Cheese Truffles and to do that I tried to recalled how gift box I received at wedding dinners were like and finally got done. Maybe not exactly how it's like but it will do.Materials needed:(to make 1 gift box) 2 different colours paper How to do it: Print or draw the template of the box on the papers. Cut them out. Fold along the dotted lines. Note:I printed out all the templates because we had to make six boxes. How to assemble the box: Slip the two pieces of paper through the slit at the base. Now you have one across another looking like a '+'. Fix the flaps in green in the picture by fixing the two flaps beside the yellow paper, together through the slits. Repeat for the other flaps on the other side. To 'close' the box, have one flap fold down. Fold the next flap over the first flap. Lift the round' leaf' of the first flap to ... More About: Gift , Colour , Dual
Magnetic Bookmarks
2007-08-23 07:25:00 It has been sometime that I last did crafts with my kids. I have a few crafts that I wanted they to do but just could find time.I managed to squeeze in time to do this with my son and he said he wanted to to give this to his teachers for teachers' day.Materials needed:Cardboard (size 20cm x 5cm)2 magnetic stripsColoured PaperGlue (we used stick glue. It's doesn't curl paper)* additional tool used: craft punchesHow to do it:Punch out shapes using craft punches.Fold cardboard into half.Spread glue on the folded cardboard.Decorate the cardboard with punched out paper.If your magnetic strips does not come with adhesive tape, use double-sided tape to stick the magnetic strips to both insides of the cardboard.Let the glue dry and you can use it now. Just 'clip' it on a page of a book. No more slipping bookmark. *wink*Note:You can also find a piece of cardboard with nice picture to use as a base, eg. post cards.You can also draw on the cardboard instead. * boy in action ** the end pro... More About: Magnet , Bookmarks , Magnetic
Salami/Ham & Cheese Toast Making
2007-07-19 07:09:00 Yesterday, my son hands-on on making toast. He always had lots of fun when he has a chance to help in cooking especially if he is making everything on his own. I think this counts as craft too, so I'm posting it here to share. Ingredients: 2 slices of bread of your choice3 slices of cheese of your choice, cut into 6 strips eachToppings of your choice (we had shaved Breakfast Ham and Salami)Parmesan Cheese How to do it, in the Chef own words:Wash your hands and dry them first.Take a piece of bread and put on a plate.Put 3 pieces of cheese (he meant the cut strips) over the bread.Put the ham over the cheese; put A LOT. (we did ham first)Put some more cheese. Must put nicely. Don't anyhow put. Won't be nice later.Put the breads in the toaster and wait for a while.See the cheese are all melted. (8 minutes, the assistant took note of the time)Can take them out. Must wear glove - long ones.Put some Parmesan Cheese.Okay, can eat now but too hot for me.Note:The assistant cut the Salami in... More About: Toast , Makin
Salami/Ham & Cheese Toast Making
2007-07-19 07:09:00 Yesterday, my son hands-on on making toast. He always had lots of fun when he has a chance to help in cooking especially if he is making everything on his own. I think this counts as craft too, so I'm posting it here to share. Ingredients: 2 slices of bread of your choice3 slices of cheese of your choice, cut into 6 strips eachToppings of your choice (we had shaved Breakfast Ham and Salami)Parmesan Cheese How to do it, in the Chef own words:Wash your hands and dry them first.Take a piece of bread and put on a plate.Put 3 pieces of cheese (he meant the cut strips) over the bread.Put the ham over the cheese; put A LOT. (we did ham first)Put some more cheese. Must put nicely. Don't anyhow put. Won't be nice later.Put the breads in the toaster and wait for a while.See the cheese are all melted. (8 minutes, the assistant took note of the time)Can take them out. Must wear glove - long ones.Put some Parmesan Cheese.Okay, can eat now but too hot for me.Note:The assistant cut the Salami in... More About: Toast , Maki , Makin
Watermelon Shaker
2007-07-07 06:24:00 My daughter did a Cherry Shaker and my son did this Watermelon Shaker. Both are basically very similar, using almost the same materials but just as fun!Materials needed: 1 Paper PlatesRed and Green Crepe Paper, cut into small piecesGlueAny Beans or RiceHow to do it: Spread glue all over the bottom one paper plate.Stick green crepe paper on the edge of the paper plate and red crepe paper on the inner circle of the plate till it's all covered.Set aside to dry first.Put glue on the edge of the paper plate.Pour some beans in it.Fold the paper plate in half to stick them together.Use clothes pegs to clip the edgeSet aside to dry.Shake it! More About: Term
Watermelon Shaker
2007-07-07 06:24:00 My daughter did a Cherry Shaker and my son did this Watermelon Shaker. Both are basically very similar, using almost the same materials but just as fun!Materials needed: 1 Paper PlatesRed and Green Crepe Paper, cut into small piecesGlueAny Beans or RiceHow to do it: Spread glue all over the bottom one paper plate.Stick green crepe paper on the edge of the paper plate and red crepe paper on the inner circle of the plate till it's all covered.Set aside to dry first.Put glue on the edge of the paper plate.Pour some beans in it.Fold the paper plate in half to stick them together.Use clothes pegs to clip the edgeSet aside to dry.Shake it! More About: Term
Cherry Shaker
2007-07-07 06:10:00 I meant to make an Apple Shaker but it ended up looking more like a Cherry to me. Whatever it is, the kids had fun with it.My daughter did this and my son did a watermelon shaker.Materials needed:2 Paper PlatesRed Crepe Paper, cut into small piecesGlueAny Beans or RiceA twig and leaf, stick together with tapeHow to do it:Spread glue all over the bottom one paper plate.Stick crepe paper on it till it's all covered.Put glue on the edge of the other paper plate.Pour some beans in it.Place the twig with the leaf on top of the platePaste the other paper plate with cover crepe paper on top.Set aside to dry.Shake it!
Cherry Shaker
2007-07-07 06:10:00 I meant to make an Apple Shaker but it ended up looking more like a Cherry to me. Whatever it is, the kids had fun with it.My daughter did this and my son did a watermelon shaker.Materials needed:2 Paper PlatesRed Crepe Paper, cut into small piecesGlueAny Beans or RiceA twig and leaf, stick together with tapeHow to do it:Spread glue all over the bottom one paper plate.Stick crepe paper on it till it's all covered.Put glue on the edge of the other paper plate.Pour some beans in it.Place the twig with the leaf on top of the platePaste the other paper plate with cover crepe paper on top.Set aside to dry.Shake it!
Paper Fan
2007-06-28 04:17:00 As a child, we didn't have the luxury of having many fans at home. One fan serves the whole family and the only place to feel air-conditioning will be major shopping centers. When the weather was hot, my grand-parents and parents will use fan made from dried grass to fan me and my brother.This craft was taught by my grand-father. We used recycled brown paper used for wrapping stuff then. He would twist the ends to make it easier for us to hold and fan.Materials needed:Hard Paper , preferably A3 size but I'm using A4 because my son complained that it's to big for him to draw.Colour Medium, he used colour pencils.Scotch TapeHow to do it:Draw on the piece of paper.After completion, fold the short end of the paper in zig-zag pattern of about 2cm wide.Hold on the end of the gathered paper.Tape it to secure.Gentle pull the open end to 'open' the fan.Now, you can fan yourself on a hot day!
Paper Fan
2007-06-28 04:17:00 As a child, we didn't have the luxury of having many fans at home. One fan serves the whole family and the only place to feel air-conditioning will be major shopping centers. When the weather was hot, my grand-parents and parents will use fan made from dried grass to fan me and my brother.This craft was taught by my grand-father. We used recycled brown paper used for wrapping stuff then. He would twist the ends to make it easier for us to hold and fan.Materials needed:Hard Paper , preferably A3 size but I'm using A4 because my son complained that it's to big for him to draw.Colour Medium, he used colour pencils.Scotch TapeHow to do it:Draw on the piece of paper.After completion, fold the short end of the paper in zig-zag pattern of about 2cm wide.Hold on the end of the gathered paper.Tape it to secure.Gentle pull the open end to 'open' the fan.Now, you can fan yourself on a hot day!
Magic Card
2007-06-26 16:47:00 I did this card during the June school holidays. I said I did it because this project need to 2 person to do it. A 'giver' and a 'receiver'. In this case, I was the one who gave the card. I was very mad with my son over some mischief he did but still I have to let him know I still love him a lot ...Anyway, I drew balloons on the outside and it says ... "Mom ? You" inside.Materials needed:PaperWhite crayonColouring pencilsHow to do it:The 'giver' designs the card by writing and drawing on the card with white crayon.Press hard when you are writing to get the crayon imprint on the card.The 'receiver' colour all over the card to reveal what's on the card.Note:Of course, the receiver would be able to see the picture/words written but it's fun to see it appearing as he/she colours it More About: Card , Magic
Magic Card
2007-06-26 16:47:00 I did this card during the June school holidays. I said I did it because this project need to 2 person to do it. A 'giver' and a 'receiver'. In this case, I was the one who gave the card. I was very mad with my son over some mischief he did but still I have to let him know I still love him a lot ...Anyway, I drew balloons on the outside and it says ... "Mom ? You" inside.Materials needed:PaperWhite crayonColouring pencilsHow to do it:The 'giver' designs the card by writing and drawing on the card with white crayon.Press hard when you are writing to get the crayon imprint on the card.The 'receiver' colour all over the card to reveal what's on the card.Note:Of course, the receiver would be able to see the picture/words written but it's fun to see it appearing as he/she colours it More About: Card , Magic
Pop Art
2007-06-06 09:54:00 We saw this craft on TV quite sometime back. It's looks fun for the kid but messy for the mommy. Definitely a craft that requires you to put on an apron or old clothes unless you want to decorate your shirt too! Materials needed:Glasses or cupsWashing detergentWaterStrawsPaints, assorted coloursPaperHow to do it:Mix 1 part water with 3 parts washing detergent in a glass.Add in 4 parts paint to the above.Use a straw to stir it.Have your child blow OUT through the straw slowly to create bubbles.Press the paper on the glass to pop the bubbles.Remove the paper and you will see the pop marks.Have 2 or 3 colours to make is colourful.Makes a nice wrapping paper!Note:DO NOT use disposable cups because they are too light and might topple over when the child press the paper over it.Try using different sizes of glass, cup or even bowl to have different effect. * It's fun making bubbles! * More About: Pop Art
Pop Art
More articles from this author:2007-06-06 09:54:00 We saw this craft on TV quite sometime back. It's looks fun for the kid but messy for the mommy. Definitely a craft that requires you to put on an apron or old clothes unless you want to decorate your shirt too! Materials needed:Glasses or cupsWashing detergentWaterStrawsPaints, assorted coloursPaperHow to do it:Mix 1 part water with 3 parts washing detergent in a glass.Add in 4 parts paint to the above.Use a straw to stir it.Have your child blow OUT through the straw slowly to create bubbles.Press the paper on the glass to pop the bubbles.Remove the paper and you will see the pop marks.Have 2 or 3 colours to make is colourful.Makes a nice wrapping paper!Note:DO NOT use disposable cups because they are too light and might topple over when the child press the paper over it.Try using different sizes of glass, cup or even bowl to have different effect. * It's fun making bubbles! * More About: Pop Art 1, 2, 3 |
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