A few days ago I made these little puppets with paper clips and cardboard. The kids were really coming up with some entertaining stories for them. If you want to try it out, they're very simple to make. First, bend the middle of a paper clip so it stands up. Then cut out the puppets, making sure the corrugated cardboard holes are vertical. Paint or color the puppets. Now slide the paper clip through the holes of the cardboard puppet. (Just push it firmly into the cardboard. It holds very nicely.) Now play! I'd like to make some cars and trucks like this too!
That looks cool and fun!
ReplyDeleteI love it... as always:)So easy and so much joy. I adore yor blogg. And so do my kids.
ReplyDeletegreat great great!
ReplyDeletewill try it out asap with my kids!!!
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like the photos a lot as well...
You are so creative! And the things you create seem so simple. I am i awe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
What type of paint are you using? (awesome idea btw!)
ReplyDeleteYou are a genious :) Brilliant ideas - I always look forward to seeing what you invent next! Simple and brilliant.
ReplyDeleteLove Vibs, Copenhagen, Denmark
Thanks everybody! Very kind.
ReplyDeleteKevin - I use non-toxic acrylic paints by A2 Chroma. They're really great.
Hay as usual you are full of such wonderful style!!! My kids made little animals like these a while back and played with them on a tray with magnets underneath the tray. Little apparently "hands-free" beasts. Very fun!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea...you can make whoever you choose to... plus I bet later they can make a great bookmark too
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletea new very good idea! I really like follow your blog...always " un plaisir"!
ReplyDeleteI love these. They are so simple and can be made for practically nothing. I will be making these with my elementary school students and my own kids as well.
ReplyDeleteYou're the best!
darling! the little lion reminds me of the tiny sculpture from grandma henriques. . . lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! now to find me some kids or perhaps this is a good way to brighten my desk at work ; )
ReplyDeleteyou are very clever. i love this
ReplyDeleteSo simple - but the best part is your choice of "Illustrations". Great stuff!
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as usual your ideas are simple and fine. thanks
ReplyDeletehave a good day.
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ReplyDeletethank you for this wealth of ideas and objects that demonstrate simple and beautiful as rich as the relationship you have with your children, the transmission of the interest to create rather than buying, your talent. And thank you for your children to lend themselves well to this game
Simple and absolutely fabulous ! That's the talent !
ReplyDeleteanother good idea!!!!!!! I love the lion!
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteYow! Excellent, creative, simple, cheap. You could even do magazine cut outs glued on. Lots of ways to go with this.Thanks.
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