The useful, but dreaded French knot! Do you avoid French knots, because you can never get them looking nice? Maybe you have never been taught how to stitch one? Or maybe you would like to teach your children this useful stitch? French knots are the perfect stitch to represent small round more »
Mother’s Day is just around the corner… just a couple of days away! Maybe you need a last minute gift to go with a lovingly prepared breakfast, or with a cup of coffee and morning tea, just to let your special mum or grandma know that you love her! Or more »
Slip knots are useful knots that come in handy for starting off knitting and crochet. They are sometimes used in other craft projects too, and we found we needed one to start off a spider’s web that we have instructions for in the Imagine. Make. Believe magazine – Issue 2 – Bugs more »
To coincide with the launch of the Bugs and Beetles issue of the Imagine. Make. Believe ezine we wanted to give you a free project! It is our Easy Insect Antennae Headband! The project nearly ended up in our magazine, but we decided we would like to share it with you more »
Many papercraft activities require measured strips of paper or card. Some children may not know how to measure and cut a strip of paper, so we have designed a free tutorial that they can follow. The instructions are available by clicking on the button below. This tutorial will come in more »
Excitement has been building behind the scenes for some time now, as the second issue of the Imagine. Make. Believe magazine has been coming together. We are pleased to announce, it can now be purchased from our online shop. BUY NOW! We have based Issue 2 around the theme ‘Bugs and more »
This week is Coeliac Awareness Week in Australia. Four years ago we knew nothing about coeliac disease, and we never imagined that two of our children would be diagnosed with it a short time later. It has changed our life, the way we cook, eat, live! You can read about our coeliac more »
Craft and art can be messy activities, especially with children involved! Mix that with glue, and you can be in for a real messy ‘treat’! There are a few simple tricks that can make crafting with glue less messy. The type of glue used can cause more (or less) mess more »
