Do-it-yourself ideas forkids and teens to give mom or dad a gift they've made themselves...
trendy decorative gifts to be made with the latest hobby materials, a moment of discovery for all!
A door plaque to personalize according to the colors favored by the mother to be celebrated, a do-it-yourself gift whose charm lies in the union of different materials.
Techniques: painting, collage.
Materials: cardboard support, felt, mini mosaic, napkin, plastic buttons, lace ribbon...
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Wooden bookmarks, so you don't lose track of what you're reading or a recipe in a cookery book, a DIY idea that's just as suitable for moms as dads and can be made by toddlers.....
An easy and creative craft using L'Atelier bois figurines.
Colorful coasters are a practical gift for Mom and Dad's friends, and a beautiful addition to any table!
Materials required :
- cardboard coasters with space for mosaic,
- acrylic paint
- protective varnish
- acrylic mini-mosaic (in 10 mm or even 5 mm squares)
- white glue.
Start by painting the coasters with acrylic paint.
Once the paint is dry, the adult sprays varnish to protect the paint.
Once the varnish is dry, the child can glue a part of the coaster and arrange the micro-mosaic.
A teenager can use the mosaic 2 times smaller (5 mm) for a finer decoration (photo on the right, with a matte/transparent color scheme).
Discovereasy mosaic kits for kids to create wall decorations they'll be proud of!
With a handful of colored Hama beads and a support grid, you're ready to get started.
All you have to do is arrange the beads on the support grid, either randomly (not so easy for 2-year-olds) or by drawing a pattern.
You can also draw only the outline (with at least 3 beads wide), but the object will be more fragile.
You can use all kinds of patterns, feminine for moms or masculine for dads (for a Father's Day gift, you can use only white and black beads in a checkerboard pattern).
Then it's the adult's turn to work, placing a sheet of baking paper on the bead-covered grid and ironing with a hot iron: the plastic beads will melt slightly and weld together. Once one side has been soldered, turn the object over to detach it from the grid (be careful, the plastic retains the heat well) and replace the baking paper to iron it upside down.
Once cooled, the object is quite solid.