I am very excited to try out all 15 pirate-themed projects that are shown in great detail in this book! Each challenge has a description of the project, a list of items that you will need and step-by-step instructions complete with pictures. Authors Laura Minter & Tia Williams really has thought of everything to help you and your children achieve the desired pirate effect.
Now, there is an 'easy-sew' project and a treasure chest cake - both tasks are my nemesis in the crafting world, but with my son's help I'm sure the cake .... no I'm not sure at all but it's worth a try, be sure to follow my Instagram just in case the cake appears on there....
All the projects can be made either from readily available items or from easy-to-source materials - this is very much in keeping with our lifestyle and as such Max and I were able to make the First Mate's Telescope!
About The Pirate Craft Book
The Pirate Craft Book can be purchased from www.thegmcgroup.com from April, and is the latest in craft books from authors Laura Minter & Tia Williams, the book will retail at £6.99 (ISBN 9781784943288).The following video shows the book and the telescopes that we made, and what I thought of the book.
Other titles available by Laura Minter & Tia Williams
The Princess Craft Book (RRP £6.99, ISBN 9781784940997)
The Knight Craft Book (RRP £6.99, ISBN 9781784941000)
Mini Makers (RRP £6.99, ISBN 9781784941017)
The Big Book of 100 Little Activities (RRP £6.99, ISBN 9781784942458)
Making an R2D2 costume for my son out of a plastic bin!
ReplyDeleteme and my daughter made some candles together they smelt lovely!
ReplyDeleteMe and my daughter made a castle once it was amazing
ReplyDeleteMaking a darlek costume for world book day
ReplyDeletethis book looks fab and so much fun! My proudest crafting moment is probably making little cardboard broomsticks with miss T last week when she wanted to do harry potter themed crafts!
ReplyDeleteMy Son's Christmas parade hat was pretty epic
ReplyDeleteI am the world's least crafty person but since having my little boy I have started to enjoy it on his level - we recently made a boat out of various recycling stuff for school and had loads of fun doing it!
ReplyDeletelovely prize thank you
ReplyDeleteKnitting my son's baby blanket.
ReplyDeleteMaking regular clothes that fit!
ReplyDeleteA knitted a scarf whilst pregnant
ReplyDeleteknitted a quilt for my newborn
ReplyDeleteMaking my little girl's first Easter bonnet
ReplyDeleteMaking blanket for my boys
ReplyDeleteMaking a Victorian style rag doll for my daughter which she loved and has now been passed on to my granddaughter :)
ReplyDeleteMy little girl and I made her easter bonnet this year it looked fab if I do say so myself and she won first prize . So very proud of it as it made my little girl very happy and we had great fun making it
ReplyDeleteMade a pretty dress for my daughters doll
ReplyDeletemaking a fairy town for my daughter xx
ReplyDelete