Make Your Own Zoo: 35 projects for kids using everyday cardboard packaging. Turn your recycling into a zoo!
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (701 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1782492569 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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Make Your Own Zoo brings together all of Tracey’s original creations with many new ones, and there are more waiting in the wings Visit Tracey’s blog at patchworkparentspot. When her husband was posted to Afghanistan for a year in 2011, she started writing a blog to let off steam. Their clever creatures are now a hugely popular part of her
Make Your Own Zoo brings together all of Tracey’s original creations with many new ones, and there are more waiting in the wings Visit Tracey’s blog at patchworkparentspot. About the Author A love of craft has always weaved in and out of Tracey Radford’s life: throughout her childhood in Northern Ireland, her career as a BBC journalist, and now, as a busy mum of three. Their clever creatures are now a hugely popular part of her blog. When her husband was posted to Afghanistan for a year in 2011, she started writing a blog to let off steam. . A keen recycler and upcycler, the crafting house rule is: ‘only what’s to hand is allowedâ&e
In the last chapter, you will learn how to make all the enclosures and scenery so your cardboard critters have a home. Finally, spot the elusive manta and stingrays in the Aquarium, where they are joined by a jolly dolphin, a jellyfish, an octopus, and many other interesting sea creatures. In the Snow there is a delightful family of penguins made of egg cartons, a seal, a walrus, and a smiling polar bear. There are also instructions for making trees, rocks, icebergs, grass, and flowers, so you can really set the scene. Using materials that you might otherwise discard, clear step-by-step instructions, and a handy hints and tips section, you will soon have your very own cardboard zoo!. First, take yourself on Safari and make a whole pride of lions fr
"Great for recycling!" according to Pioneer Education. This book is a really fun way to recycle common items (egg cartons, cardboard tubes, and cereal boxes) into really cute animals and habitats. My kids are loving going through the book and deciding which animal and environment to make next. We’ve tried the panda bears and they are really a. Recycled tp tubes and egg cartons are transformed into a wonderful collection of animals This is a darling book filled with a great collection of little animals made with mostly recycled paper tubes and cardboard egg cartons, materials that we all pretty much have an endless supply of. These recycled materials are easily combined with a bit of paint and glue with a few feathers thr. Make a Zoo at Your House This gook has many fun activities to do with kids that are basically trash. My daughter loved looking at the pictures and trying to figure out how to do it yourself. I love that there is a theme to work with through the entire book.