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Morning.. so it's another day of teasers for Clearly Besotted and today I thought I would make something a little different with one of the sets... Simply Quilled! How cute is this little guy? Obviously inspired by a certain children's book ... This set is perfect for making up little creatures!! I have also used the sentiment from the flights of fancy set! My brother completes on his new house tomorrow so today we are busy sorting and packing stuff out.... Fun day ahead!! Have a great…
SO cute and easy! The caterpillar involves mostly just snipping the corners off of pre-cut squares to form the circles that make the head and body pieces. The legs and antennae are pre-cut for the children! Then glue it together and draw a fun face!
CL.L.p3.2: Uses pictures and illustrations to tell and retell parts of a story. This is developmentally appropriate as the children are allowed to make their own caterpillar, helping to support their creative development. They can use their caterpillar to help tell and retell parts of the story from the book that the caterpillar character originally came from.
LOVEFEST2014J Spring Birthday by beesmom - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers
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I printed out a Caterpillar image and laminated it, we then used it as a playdoh mat. My son created his own caterpillar and added some dry pasta. We watched short videos on YouTube showing different caterpillars changing into butterflies. A fun way to discuss anatomy and patterns.
Unfrogettable by stampingout - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers
I made this for the IC170. My inspiration piece is here: http://www.spunkysprout.com/ciartfapafr.html This is also for Tenia's Jazzy Inspiration challenge found here: http://emmielouwho.blogspot.com/ I colored my mushroom image and frog with prisma pencils and blended with gamsol. I cut out my froggie and popped him with dimensionals on top of the mushroom. Used the swiss dots and Lots of dots (I think that's the name) cuttlebug folders. I added some white grosgrain ribbon up top, and…
