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

Saturday, December 29, 2012

2012's crafty things....enjoy!!

I hope that you all had a terrific Christmas. I have put together some photo's from 2012. Here is a sprinkling of what we have made in 2012. Can't wait for 2013....and more craft to share with you. Best Wishes for 2013.
Happy Crafting
Gayle

Saturday, December 22, 2012

What I did this Wednesday....

Hi there, I am sharing some photo's from Wednesday just gone. Scrap 4 Fun held a kids scrapbooking workshop, with the main aim of the workshop to teach making a banner as a title. I was very impressed with their outcomes and will share some of their work with you.
 
Below Mr T had recently visited the zoo and had some cool zoo photo's to scrap. Mr T. made his banner into a sign post!! See photo's below.



 I could not resist putting in this photo of Mr T's. photo....I thought that this sight was soooo cute. Reminded us of the giraffe in Madagascar...
 Below Mr E. had some photo's of a recent holiday. Mr E. had the longest title for his scrapping page and did a great job persisting and getting it all finished. Well Done Mr E.!!

 
Miss K. worked very hard to complete a very special layout about her family. See below.
 
 
 Miss M. completed two single layouts, one about her BFF's and the other about her holiday.
 Some of the kids from the scrapbooking workshop.
 Miss J. completed a massive 4 single layouts. I added the one below to show the banner title.
 ....and a close up.
 Random picture alert.....I saw these the other day heading out to our property.....it is a herd of emu's ...I normally see one or two and maybe a mother with it's young family but never this many all at once. I couldn't get them all in the picture I think that there may have been a few more in this group.

Happy Crafting
Gayle

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Kids Workshop 15th December

The group of children should be proud, between them all they made
84 Christmas Cards.
Most of these were originals as each had some personality from the maker of the card thown in. (I got a few ideas from the kids too as a bonus) I would like to thank two people who helped me out on the day Rachel and Debra. I really don't think that I could have done it without you both helping along the way.

Some of the group made this design using the punched flowers, some used circles, some used Christmas trees. Have a go at home with a punch that you have and put it into a tree shape and there is a very quick and easy Christmas Card.


This is one of the handmade Christmas cards. I think that this design was a favourite for quite a few in the group.


This was the group of crafty card makers doing a rather elegant pose with their favourite card from the day.