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Craft ideas for 9 year old girl party

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lisalisa · 06/12/2005 11:33

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tamum · 06/12/2005 11:56

I was just looking at this thinking surely you should be having a bit of a rest

I know it sounds expensive, but if you could get really cheap t-shirts from Poundstretcher or something you could get fabric crayons and maybe even get them sewing a few beads on? It depends on how many there are though. Baker Ross do plain cloth pencil cases for decorating too, that might be OK?

DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 11:56

Don't Baker Ross do canvas bags and fabric paint pens? I hink they have pencil cases too.

tamum · 06/12/2005 11:57

Great minds soupy, great minds

DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 11:58

Alternatively, whereabouts are you? Some pottery painting companies do parties where they bring the stuff to you, you paint it, they take it away to fire it and bring it back.

DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 11:58
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DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 11:59

Or you can get ceramic paints that don't need firing, cheap white plates/mugs from, say, Ikea and off you go.

tamum · 06/12/2005 12:01

Or plain wood mirrors from IKEA (about £2) with a wide surround, they could decorate with stick-on jewels and things like that?

DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 12:02

ELC have stick on jewels...

tamum · 06/12/2005 12:03

Shall we go into business?

DoesntChristmasDragOn · 06/12/2005 12:05

Should do!

anorak · 06/12/2005 12:06

I had a crafting party for my ds. Although he was only having his 5th birthday, I think some of the ideas would go down well with older ones.

We had three activities, with dancing in between while we cleared and set the next. We had card blanks on the table with glitter glue, sequins, buttons, threads, crayons, pens etc. Then we had plain baubles with decorations to glue on. Then while these were drying off (on racks made from the holders of 24 bottles of fruit shoot - ideal for drying baubles!) we had cookie decorating.

I made cookies in a variety of shapes (car, man, woman, house, heart, etc) and put on the table little pots of royal icing that I'd mixed up the day before, and various sweets that were the right colours and sizes for decorations (it's much cheaper than actual decorations) with a plastic knife for each child. I brought writing icing with me too but I forgot to put it on the table - it didn't seem to matter! The children enjoyed that and what's more, they cleared up that activity themselves, by eating the results!

DingleBells · 06/12/2005 14:01

Beading kits, friendship bracelets,those little paper mache boxes or frames.

Little mini books, photo albums, decorate a notebook, clipboard.....

hhhmmm!!!if only I had more time on my hands!

lisalisa · 06/12/2005 20:13

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tamum · 06/12/2005 20:17

Fabric pencil cases

Transparent pencil cases

Fabric bags . Bit small to interest 9 year olds though, maybe.

Problem with BR is whether you could possibly get it delivered in time though.

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