SnafflesMummy

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[...] been up for so long we have stopped even noticing them really. You will need; Photo Frames Comic books (or wrapping paper etc) Scissors So, I took these frames, they are basic cheap frames we bought [...]

[...] from the wall colour sample to save buying paint especially for this). Once dry I then used the comic books that I had used for Snaffles framed wall art which had cost me £1.99. I positioned the [...]

[...] choices. Reading does not always have to revolve around books, We have found magazines, comic books, fact books, annuals, top trump cards etc. will all develop their reading skills just as [...]

[...] ; Rulers: £1.20 for 3 Pencils £0.40 for 10 Pencil Crayons £1.00 for 24 Pens £1 for 10 TOTAL COST £3.60. That is only £1.20 per jar, a little creativity and time. Our jars will be joined [...]

[...] then re insert the glass, comic book and backing and Ta Da, your comic book wall art is ready. Total cost £1.99.  This would work just as well with wrapping paper, magasines, novels, etc. [...]

[...] with his new room. As all of the materials used had already been bought for other projects the total cost of these up-cycled letters is… £0.00. Another Bargain!  Content on this feed [...]

[...] available at little or no cost that can be used to help accessories the bedrooms, Things like gift wrap, greeting cards and wallpaper samples. I am hoping to use these to our advantage and will be [...]

[...] with ways of integrating Hama beads into useful projects. I am already a fan of brown paper as gift wrap. It is just so versatile. The boys have decorated it, we have drawn on it, potato stamped, [...]

[...] , Use glass pens to draw a picture , Stick a band of wallpaper around your jar, Stick a band of gift wrap around your jar Stick a band of wallpaper around your jar. The possibilities are endless. [...]

[...] wallpaper samples; Canvas Prints - £0.00 Wooden letters covered with comic book pages and PVA glue; Wooden Letters - £0.00 IKEA Frames and comic book pages; Framed Prints  - £1.99 A [...]

[...] so make a patchwork large enough to cover the top of the suitcase using the two fabrics. Using PVA glue, patience and a blunt knife I then attached the fabric to the lid and tucked the edges under the [...]

[...] my selection I used a pencil to draw around the letters and then cut the shape out. I then used PVA glue to apply the comic to the letters and then painted over the top of the comic to give it a nice [...]

[...] call for new wool. My go to wool when I need multiple colours on a budget is Stylecraft Special DK. Whilst it is an acrylic it is the best acrylic I have worked with and the colour [...]

[...] up with the others who started their projects on time and used my own colour choices of Stylecraft special DK. This Stylecraft is the most amazing acrylic I have used, not at all scratchy and lasts [...]

[...] various blankets such as my granny aday and interlocking ripple blankets. The yarn was Stylecraft Special DK in the Lucy pack colour selection (Lucy blogs at Attic 24).  She asked me to attempt [...]