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Mermaids swimming in a sea of peony petals #dinnerprepdistractions #sensoryplay #petals #peony #natureplay #invitationtoplay #spring
Here at Teach Make Create our children are our lives 💚 We are supporting @gretathunberg and the @schoolstrikeforclimate to protect our world for the future 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 💚@governmentaustralian needs to take notice and stand up for our children #protest #climateaction #hobart #ourfuture #climateemergency
A wooden city scape... tall buildings held together with PVA and painted in pastel. Imagine a whole city 🧡#blocks #woodwork #city #inquirybasedlearning #kinder
Loved the idea of a DIY pocket-sized flower press for taking out and about 🌸💕 Thanks for the inspiration as always @bytheseasidedaisies We made ours today out of all reused materials ~ cardboard box pieces, leftover tissue paper packaging, a piece of MDF wooden board from a puzzle box cut with a Stanley knife and an old birthday present ribbon
#diy #spring #flowerpress #pocketsized #mini #natureplay #nature #recycled
Here is the result of a busy weekend of natural dyeing! Swipe across for the ingredients. The whole process was one of experimentation and trial and error, but the basic steps are as follows:
1. Prepare the muslin cloth by simmering in salty water for an hour then rinsing.
2. Boil your chosen ingredient in a large pot for 15 or 20 minutes or so, then add some vinegar (this helps the dye to stay in the fabric apparently) and add the cloth.
3. Depending upon the depth of colour you would like to achieve, simmer for an hour or so. After this you may even like to let the cloth soak in the pot overnight.
4. Drain and rinse with warm water until the water runs clear.
5. Let dry and see how you went!
The black beans were done with a different process:
1. Soak black beans in water (just enough to cover them, but top up as they require) and leave overnight.
2. Strain out the beans but keep the liquid to soak your cloth in overnight.
3. Add bicarb soda to the liquid if you would like a green colour as opposed to purple.
Have fun!
#naturaldye #playcloths #nature #experimentation #homemade #playsilks #naturecraft
An invitation to ‘Design your own Fairy Garden’ on the art table today 🧚♂️ 🌸
#spring #fairygarden #invitationtocreate #playtime #earlychildhoodeducation #natureplay
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