They admired the little Fox that I made for May Baskets at their Grandparents house and wanted to know if they could make a batman and wolves.
I got out the die cutting machine for the basic parts and they added their own ideas.
Note to self if we do this again we need safety scissors for kids! They did okay with my long sharp scissors but I was uneasy.
They have imaginations!
After the craft project they went upstairs to view the Train Set...that was a big hit!
Far Side
What cute projects. And yes, definitely safety succors for the kids. Less worry on your part.
ReplyDeleteChildren always bring a light into our lives! I sure love having kids stop by! Looks like a great time!
ReplyDeleteSounds like everyone had a great time crafting together... Nice!
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ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I wish my grands didn't live so far away though....
You are blessed with a wonderful family!
ReplyDeleteI suppose you know about Fisker scissors for children. They come in different types of points...blunt, sort of semi blunt and sharp but not as sharp as the scissors crafters use for detail cutting. Using your die cut materials was a good idea. They weren't around when my children were young or when my great grandchildren were young. But I am hoping for great grandchildren some day. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Making more memories with those kiddos!
ReplyDeleteHow very sweet.
ReplyDeleteCute! The kids and the crafts both.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Nurturing imaginations is important.
ReplyDeleteOh how fun! I know they had a wonderful time making their crafts. I love how you love your family. I bet you had just as much fun as they did.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
These little guys can keep one step ahead of you and you never know what they can think of next.
ReplyDeleteHow fun that you let the little kids come over and do an art project. Sounds like it all went very well and made some great new memories for them!
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed very creative. I like their projects. And thanks for being such a great great aunt. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun day and it looks like with your guidance they each did very well!
ReplyDeleteVery creative little minds there!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see children doing art stuff instead of being clued to a Xbox or TV
ReplyDeleteThey turned out really cute - great ideas!
ReplyDeleteAwww - cute!
ReplyDeleteThat was a memorable day for them. They appreciate it when someone helps them make things. The train set made them smile for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat precious kids! They'll remember you and the art work forever.
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