I wanted to try these candles inside eggs for a long time. I saw them on Pinterest and thought they were really beautiful in their simplicity.Easter is the perfect time for a decoration like this!WHAT YOU NEED:eggshellsegg boxest-lightsdyes (we used natural pigments)paints and brushes HOW TO MAKE:Break the eggs carefully, so that you keep half shell intact. Here at home, we saved these shells throughout the week.Paint the egg carton. Melt the wax of the t-lights

WHAT YOU NEED: black woolsmall colourful pompomsblack crochet threadforkneedlehole punchscissorsGlue HOW TO MAKE: Wrap the wool around the fork.When it is quite bulky, remove it carefully. Tie a woolen thread in the middle of the ball and cut each end of it. Compose the pompom, cutting the wool in excess, until it gets the best shape. Using the needle, pass a few crochet threads through the pompoms to create the spider’s legs. Use the small circles of paper

A DIY to welcome Fall. WHAT YOU NEED:homemade playdough:             2 flour cups                               1 table salt cup                               1/2 cup of water (add, if necessary)1 small tree trunktree leavesstringbrushwatercoloursceramic clay toolstoothpickoven Paperrolling pin HOW TO MAKE: Preheat the oven to 100º C. Mix the flour and salt in a

WHAT YOU NEED:Flowers in various colorsBlack penBrushSheet of paperSoapLemonHOW TO MAKE: You can turn this activity more interesting if you have quite different and colourful flowers. On a paper sheet sheet of paper, start by ”rubbing” each flower, making a stain with the shape you want. That’s when the fun begins! When you brush the lemon and then ”paint” the coloured stain of the flower, some colours change its tone due to the acidity of the lemon.

WHAT YOU NEED:E.V.A. rubber paper leftoversA piece of wood or of thick cardboardCorksPenGlueScissorsPaints (acrylic, gouache, tempera, …)Brushes HOW TO MAKE: In small pieces of E.V.A. paper that are left over from other works, draw the shapes of your stamps. Cut them out. Stick them on a wooden piece, a thick cardboard, or a cork. To stamp, pass the brush with paint through the E.V.A. cutout. Then stamp it immediately so the ink doesn’t dry out! At