Recently, JJ went for a 20-30 minute drive in the car with some friends, who have more children in their family than we do! We think they might like simple, creative, cheap fun as much as us, because they introduced JJ to a fun travel game! Introducing their, what we have more »
Have you ever picked up a needle and thread, ready to sew, only to find that you don’t quite now how to start off sewing or stitching with the thread? The children at Imagine. Make. Believe have all been in that situation at least once, so we thought we’d share more »
How has your week started off? Have you been having fun on the weekends? We have been sharing a little on our Facebook page about what cheap fun we have been getting up to, and we would love to hear from you too! We had kids in the kitchen on more »
Father’s Day in Australia is only a little more than a week away, so if you need a gift for dad or granddad, we have something quick, cheap and easy for you to make. It is a fun key chain that is made by recycling a juice or milk bottle more »
This week we have a bonus ‘How To?’ to go with our Free Fun Friday – Father’s Day Key Chain – How to Tie Two Ends of Cord Together. Tying ends together can be a tricky thing to do, especially if you are child. It is also a useful skill that you more »
Ever wondered how to use stranded cotton, embroidery floss, stranded thread, embroidery thread, or whatever you like to call it? Have you tried to pull out strands of thread and then created an awful mess, with knots and tangles that are dreadful to undo? If you are anything like us, more »
A lot has been happening over the past week or two at Imagine. Make. Believe. Some of them you will see in our recent posts, like our story about Coeliac Disease. Others you may have stumbled across while you’ve been visiting us here or at our Facebook page. So here more »
Every creative person needs one box. Well, that’s what we think over here at Imagine. Make. Believe! Janelle loves boxes and containers especially little ones to store all sorts of treasures. Annie likes boxes, because she likes to collect things, and is always needing a spot to store stuff. Unfortunately, she can’t more »
