So here it is with "Answers" for you to print out - Enjoy!
Quiz - Songs ... Fill in the Colours!
If you want more quizzes - have a look at my eBook
My aim is to help keep our elderly and less-abled folk busy and happy! However...many of the crafts and activities will also appeal to all ages and abilities, so do have a browse...Loads of different crafts and quizzes - very easy to find by clicking on category buttons below! Have also introduced some discussion on ACEO Miniature watercolour painting - a new hobby?
Here is the first one - a List for Santa!
Good one for parents, to at least have an idea, what the kids are hoping Santa will bring them on Christmas Day!
Then we have a beautiful scene to colour in - The Nativity
As our schools prepare and show their Christmas Nativity Plays, this will give the kids the traditional and everlasting scene to colour in and display as we celebrate the Festive Season...
Lastly we have two new placemats, to colour in and prepare to use them on your Christmas Day table, with your family and friends...For lots more Christmas Placemats and other Christmas Crafts Click here ...
Happy Christmas crafting!
A4 sheet of card for background
Yellow or orange card for your pumpkin
Black buttons for your spiders and orange etc for the pumpkin
Glue stick
Black felt tip pen
How to make...
Print out your pumpkin - here is the Pumpkin Template
With thanks to One Little Project for this free template!
Print your Halloween word - Halloween Template
Cut out both of these templates and stick them onto your A4 card
Stick your coloured buttons onto the pumpkin and scatter and stick the black buttons around the card
Draw on the spider legs...
Have a Happy and Scary Halloween...!!
Nicola with her Dream Catcher |
Andy painted his Dream Catcher with Acrylics |
Some years ago I purchased the Sunbonnet Sue pattern and I have now decided it was time to create a new Felt Wall-Hanging - Sunbonnet Sue, Bunny and Flowers - which you can all make at home or with your groups!
About Sunbonnet Sue - Bertha Corbett Melcher is credited as a creator of the Sunbonnet designs. She illustrated children's Primer books in the early 1900s. Her book, “The Sunbonnet Babies” was published in 1900. In this book she depicted girls with their faces hidden by their bonnets.
I have given you a tutorial of my Sunbonnet Sue Wall-Hanging, but you can add or take away any of the embellishments - have fun and be creative...!
You will need...
One A4 sheet of felt for background
Scraps of felt for Sunbonnet Sue, Bunny and Flowers
A string of daisy trimming - or whatever you have
Buttons for flowers and bonnet
Cotton wool tail and googly eye for bunny -
Fabric glue or double sided tape to attach tail and eye
Embroidery thread for stitching
Ribbon and a wooden dowel to hang
How to make it...
Print the pattern / template of Sunbonnet Sue and Bunny and Flowers
Cut out your Sunbonnet Sue, Bunny and Flowers from your felt
Taking your A4 background felt, turn over a hem of about 2cm along the long edge and stitch down