Manual activities for children, family crafts
- Activities with wooden letters
- Mother's Day crafts
- Decorate your pens for back-to-school
- Notebook collage and makeover
- Painting dinosaurs
- DIY with straws
- Cardboard castle
- Cardboard dragon
- Making girly beaded barrettes
- Design your own soccer jersey
- Decoration recipe for children
- Making stickers
- Wooden bookmark
- Pyrography box
- Indiana Jones crafts
- Indiana Jones model
- Lego Indiana Jones sets
- Autumn crafts
- Halloween activities
- Carnival crafts
Handcrafted vegetal pillow
Ecological plant pillow with the scent of Provence made from spelt husk and lavender
Ecological plant pillow with the scent of Provence made from spelt husk and lavender
Illuminations, illuminated objects and jewelry
Illuminations, illuminated objects and jewelry, ornate initials, unique pieces
Illuminations, illuminated objects and jewelry, ornate initials, unique pieces
Indiana Jones craft games
With the release of the 4th opus, children discover the adventures of Indiana Jones that their parents know so well... And this world of hidden treasures, enigmas and action is sure to delight them!
Chapeau and jacket on, the aim is to make a treasure map on stones, to be hidden in unexplored parts of the garden...!
For this do-it-yourself game, you'll need:
- one or more large, smooth stones like pebbles
- one or more small pebbles
- multi-support felt-tip pens.
The stone Treasure map
First, wash and dry the stone.
Meanwhile, draw the sketch of the future map on rough paper.
Draw with special markers for various surfaces (wood, porcelain etc...). Remember to draw a compass to help you get your bearings!
Gold nuggets
Wash and dry the smaller pebbles too, then paint them with a brush of yellow gouache (placing them on a cork so that the paint dries as quickly as possible).
Playing adventurer at last!
... by hiding and unearthing card stones and gold nuggets from buried treasure...
Parchment-style treasure map
To make an aged rolled parchment-style treasure map, you need to:
- roughly cut out a sheet of white paper,
- burn the edges (adult supervision essential) with a candle
- dip the paper in a plate containing tea (depending on how strong the tea is, the coloring will be darker)
- leave to dry flat
- draw the map elements with simple felt pens, or pen and ink for greater realism!