I am so excited to introduce my latest project, a collaboration with my dear friend Heather Ingersoll, PhD. We’ve created a set of devotions and activities, including the printable paper nativity below, to help your family celebrate Advent!
Are you interested in volcanoes? Would you like to build one for a school project? This is a great alternative for families who don’t have time for the traditional paper mache version.
Watch how to color, cut, fold, and glue to create a 3D volcano out of 9 sheets of paper. You’ll even learn about the parts of a volcano and the colors of lava!
To purchase and download the template used in the video, visit etsy.com/shop/fanfaron.
“It simply isn’t an adventure worth telling if there aren’t any dragons.” J. R. R. Tolkien. Make your own dragon and its mountain cave filled with hoards of treasure! http://fanfaron.etsy.com
Invite the fairies to visit your home by building them a house of their own! You can even print and make a paper fairy to play with by clicking to the downloads section of this website. Get the house at: http://fanfaron.etsy.com.
Recreate one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. You’ll just build it a whole lot quicker and a whole lot smaller. Find yours at http://fanfaron.etsy.com.
An off-roading crafting adventure! Fun addition to some of my other craft projects, including the house and barn. Purchase at fanfaron.etsy.com.
A free and fun summer craft project! What’s your favorite thing to buy at an ice cream shop?
1. Click on the comment button in the yellow bar above and tell me which template you’d like to win. Check out the photo to see what projects you can choose from. (The train station and train are two separate templates.)
2. Then enter to win below.
Contest begins on June 13th and ends at 12 AM CST on Monday, June 20th, 2016. You must have an email address in order to win a template.
When I was in elementary school, I loved to dress up in “pioneer” clothing and pretend to be Laura Ingalls Wilder. I imagined that I lived in a little log cabin in the big woods, and cooked meals in a pot over an open fire. (Don’t worry, I didn’t really build a fire!)
For kids who love learning about the pioneer days as I did, here’s a video about how to make a log cabin from paper or cardstock. Find the template in my Etsy shop. Have fun!
