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Today's Educational Topic & Felted Christmas Shapes

December 10, 2009 by

Decent photos of the finished articles can be added tomorrow as the light isn’t good enough to take them decently but here is my felted snowman and Fran’s felted present.

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Christmas Craft #3 was these cute little kits from Tesco, which would have been too expensive to do en masse, had i not caught them at marked down 2 for 1 moment. Nice and simple and pre punched, so a bit of a cheat but especially great for Josie and visiting Mini-Violet to practise stitching on and the bigs enjoyed them too.

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Finished articles are rather nice and will make good stockings for toys, decorations and place settings.

Yesterday i occupied time at Activity World by reducing this…
Argh!!!

to this. (Portable nesting!)
Happiness is...

Today’s random topic was mainly brought on by Josie’s somewhat challenging behaviour (!) 🙄 but was to do with figures of speech, namely “glass half full, glass half empty”. We had quite a long conversation about how this was used to refer to a personality type or an outlook on a situation but how equally it might depend on mood or the thing in question.

“The chocolate box is already half empty” 🙁
“The washing sorting basket is already half empty!” 🙂
“We’ll never make it home, the petrol tank is half empty.” 🙁
“We’ll make it home, the petrol tank is still half full!” 🙂

Remarkably interesting – amazing what comes up when you are pootling through something gentle like Christmas Crafting.

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Christmas Crafts, Uncategorized Tagged With: Christmas needle felting, easy christmas crafts

Comments

  1. Claire says

    December 10, 2009 at 9:32 pm

    I bought a load of those little Tesco kits too the other week. Typically Charlie keeps forgetting we have them. Felting looks fab, would love to try it some day.

  2. merry says

    December 10, 2009 at 10:24 pm

    Well, come over after Xmas and try it out – we have lots of it now!!! Bring a car sponge 😀

  3. Carol says

    December 10, 2009 at 11:42 pm

    Fab felting. DD’s did it at their HE group, must learn to do it too.

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