You don't need to be an arty creative type to be able to enjoy crafting with your young children. Mini Makers will give you the ideas and the inspiration to experiment with and explore the hugely rewarding world of making and creating together. Paint, draw, print, cut, stick, sew and bake your way through this book with your little makers. From making messy potato prints to painting a cardboard boat and recreating a teddy bear's picnic, there is plenty to get stuck into. The makes described in the book are designed to encourage the parent and child to craft together, with the adult typically creating the basic structure and the child decorating and personalizing to create the finished product. Clear step-by-step pictures guide you through how to do each one from scratch. As well as being great fun, the crafts encourage imaginative play and are designed to develop fine motor control whilst promoting life skills such as telling the time, playing games with other children, following rules, musical awareness, rhythm, baking and reusing household items. Projects include: Pebble dominoes, Clay tea set, Magnetic faces, Cardboard boat and No-sew cape
| ISBN: | 9781784941017 |
| Publication date: | 7th June 2016 |
| Author: | Laura Minter, Tia Williams |
| Publisher: | The Guild of Master Craftsman Publications |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 159 pages |
| Series: | Little Button Diaries |
| Genres: |
Toys: making and decorating Jewellery and beadcrafts Children’s / Teenage general interest: Handicrafts |
You don't need to be an arty creative type to be able to enjoy crafting with your young children. Mini Makers will give you the ideas and the inspiration to experiment with and explore the hugely rewarding world of making and creating together. Paint, draw, print, cut, stick, sew and bake your way through this book with your little makers. From making messy potato prints to painting a cardboard boat and recreating a teddy bear's picnic, there is plenty to get stuck into. The makes described in the book are designed to encourage the parent and child to craft together, with the adult typically creating the basic structure and the child decorating and personalizing to create the finished product. Clear step-by-step pictures guide you through how to do each one from scratch. As well as being great fun, the crafts encourage imaginative play and are designed to develop fine motor control whilst promoting life skills such as telling the time, playing games with other children, following rules, musical awareness, rhythm, baking and reusing household items. Projects include: Pebble dominoes, Clay tea set, Magnetic faces, Cardboard boat and No-sew cape
Mini Makers features in the following genres: Toys: making and decorating, Jewellery and beadcrafts, Children’s / Teenage general interest: Handicrafts
Mini Makers is available in Paperback
Mini Makers was written by Laura Minter, Tia Williams and published by The Guild of Master Craftsman Publications
Mini Makers has 159 pages
Yes it is part of Little Button Diaries series