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Started a school craft club!

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Yorkiegirl · 15/09/2005 18:23

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KBear · 15/09/2005 18:23

What a great idea - is it afterschool or lunchtime?

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Yorkiegirl · 15/09/2005 18:25

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champs · 15/09/2005 18:46

brill!! well done.

future projects:
cards,
jewlery,
frames,
cake making,
handmade chocs,

also with run up to Christmas, they can make bits to take home:
decorations,
gifts - desk tidy, fridge magnets
cakes/ cookies
gift wrap - wrapping paper, cards, gift bags.

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Whizzz · 15/09/2005 18:46

can I come ??

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MarsLady · 15/09/2005 18:48

wow! well done

I was thinking of starting a cookery one after an article I read in the Times.

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champs · 15/09/2005 18:51

hi marsy!! you shud go for it. you have the hand for it that's for sure. And you have the tempremant too.

mmmmm traybakes

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MarsLady · 15/09/2005 18:54

that's right..... I'm mean to ALL the kids and what an excuse to keep making traybakes.

btw

WHEN ARE YOU BRINGING THAT BABY TO MEET ME?????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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kiwibelle · 15/09/2005 21:01

what are traybakes?

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champs · 15/09/2005 21:50

marsy, LOL!! no favertism huh.

I'll come round soon.... promise

kiwibelle -- yummy cakes made in a tray, squareish. Marsy makes the most tasty, yummy, lemon drizle.

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MrsForgetMeNotFul · 15/09/2005 23:08

a lovely christmas idea is to spray a very large twig (almost a small branch i suppose!!!)...with silver or snowy paint...stick it in a pot- then get them all to decorate festive templates...trees,baulbles,bells etcs...and hang them from the twigs

our school actually did that at a christmas baazar...each child paid 25p to decorate their own item...and at the end of term they took them home!

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AuntyQuated · 16/09/2005 12:36

if you have the eqipoment you could progress to silk painting, screen pritning, making your own paper,that stuff with hot wax, hmmmm, 'whats-it-called?' like wax resist.

here we ahve a craft resourse cetnre where you can borrow kits for this sort of thing

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AuntyQuated · 16/09/2005 12:37

batik that's it

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PeachyClair · 16/09/2005 13:06

Don't forget Christmas Crackers: hobbycraft are doing packs of toys to put in them quite reasonably.

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jayzmummy · 17/09/2005 12:19

Well done YG...the pupils will love it and what a fab idea for them to make scrapbooks.

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