Welcome back! It is WEEK 2 of the awesome CAMP PLAYFUL. We (Valerie from Inner Child Fun, Ana from Babble Dabble Do) and I have been overwhelmed by the amazing response from YOU GUYS! We are so pleased to see so many of you sign up and the feedback and emails you are sending us… wooohooo… In case you don’t know what I am talking about, here is a recap on CAMP PLAYFUL – your FREE 5 week guide to Summer Fun!
The idea is simple – each week you will receive an email with 3 great video projects that you can do with the kids from Inner Child Fun, Babble Dabble Do or me over on Red Ted Art. No need to rush – they will stay there for you to come back to as and when you have time. The ideas are designed to bring you classic Summer fun, using household and kids craft staples! Easy, do-able and above all FUN (just as easy as our DIY Bubble Recipe)!
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So… what does WEEK 2 of Camp Playful Look like?
Sponge Bombs
to Inner Child Fun today
Stained Glass Pasta
to Babble Dabble Do today
Party Poppers
to Red Ted Art today
Sharon says
July 17, 2015 at 1:57 pmAny ideas on where to source suitable sponges in the uk? I found a pack of Spontex ones in Wilko today but only got one bomb out of the £2 two pack so not very economical, or colourful really. Looks like they need to be the almost rubbery kind rather than crumbly brittle ones, in order to last, which is what I used so far but they are hard to find!
Red Ted Art says
July 18, 2015 at 2:33 pmI agree!! I made a smaller version of the sponges, with some ordinary sponge dishcloths. Not as pretty but still lots of fun. I am yet to find some similar sponges here in the UK too! Sorry about that!!!
Sharon says
July 20, 2015 at 3:31 pmSounds like a plan, thank you!
gapy says
July 20, 2015 at 5:55 amthe pasta glass u could do it with less preparing time, buy in a 99 store documents divider in colour it is posible translucents and sticked on the plastic from a socks box or another with plastic front. Hang in window and let them see the colours in the wall infront of window.
gapy says
July 20, 2015 at 6:05 amthere’s more yet, do it using only the primry colours and then copy it in other plastic getting the space and shape for the next pieces of dividers or celophane and repeat the same picture changing colours. When dry totally overlap both pictures on window and let them check what happen with the colour reflection in the wall