Paper Crafting With Reny

Learn how to turn basic paper shapes into brilliant creations. Divided into four sections this book reveals how to turn basic shapes into 40 great paper crafts, with super-clear illustrated instructions. All crafts require just a sheet of paper, glue, and scissors.

① Adventure awaits! Join me in visiting the fabulous Zoo and the various exotic animals we will craft together. The book will teach you how to make 30 animals divided into three sections: small, medium, and large animals. 10 Small animals such as a Toucan, Spider, or a cute Meerkat. 12 Medium sized animals like a Lion, a Wolf, or a Seal. 8 Large animals featuring an Elephant, Hippo, or Giraffe. All crafts are very easy to follow with super-clear illustrated instructions. ② Key details about this book The book does not contain templates All crafts require just a sheet of paper, glue and scissors The instructions in this book are visual and easy to follow Therefore the book requires no reading or language skill to enjoy ③ Who will enjoy this book? Kids and you of course! It will be best used with children between 3-8 y.o. Parents who lack crafting inspiration and who want to spend quality time together with their children. Teachers will find it super useful for creative activities with small or full classroom. I am a teacher myself, and I wanted to design helpful tool for your busy day. The crafts typically take about 15 minutes to finish, so if you like to get something done in a short time you will love it! ④ What is not in the book The book is not about complex crafts or source of printable templates. If you enjoy making realistic crafts like origami or advanced crafting techniques requiring a lot of time, then the book might not be for you. I am using only paper for my creations if you like other materials then you might not find it useful. About Reny author I'm a kindergarten teacher and have been a craft blogger since 2015, making paper craft videos and publishing books. I'm followed by millions of teachers and parents just like yourself from all around the globe. I create new crafts almost every day and share them on my social blogs under Paper Magic Reny.

Get ready for Spring and Easter crafting! This book will teach you how to make 40 beautiful paper projects with children. You will learn how to make: 20 spring crafts such as flowers, bugs and animals 20 Easter paper projects featuring bunnies, eggs, Easter cards and more!

Get ready for Christmas crafting! This book will teach you how to make 30 beautiful Christmas crafts with your children at home or at school. 14 amazing decorations 8 magical characters 8 lovely Christmas cards All crafts are easy to follow with super-clear illustrated instructions, you will need just a sheet of paper, glue, and scissors.

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