lollipop anyone?
Showing posts with label lollipops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lollipops. Show all posts
Sunday, 9 December 2012
A brief week in photos
Been so busy at home and work, not having the time to blog properly. But I have been in the kitchen. I made my first mince pies , with marzipan and all week have found my first love; making chocolate lollipops with my class for the Christmas fair. So here are a few photos from my week! Plus a sneaky peak at some work in progress. I've been trying to keep up and comment on everyone's blogs. I love reading what you have all been up to x. Chocolate
lollipop anyone?
lollipop anyone?
Saturday, 3 November 2012
I've been thinking about Christmas..
Now, I have been on Half Term. But I have been thinking about work! It's my favourite Half Term TO work. The lovely lead up to Christmas. I bloody love it!
Anyway, each year, each class make to sell, a Christmas Craft at the fair.
So I have been clicking on all the 'Pinterest' things a friend on Twitter posts. I AM signed up for the pin thing myself, but I have not played around on it enough to learn how to do it and use it to best advantage. So for now, I'm content to sit back and let Cassie do my work! We seem to have the same great taste!
Anyway, she pinned 3 fabulous ideas that I decided I will do with the class! I also have two other ideas too.
( As I am blogging on my phone - the photos will all appear at the end. )
1. The Christmas Card. Now we won't be making these to sell, but the children do make one to take home. A really simple but effective use of scrap paper, rolled, to make a Christmas Tree.
2. The background to the tree card, will be pine printed snowflakes. Again, super simple but effective. Remember I work in the top class so we are a bit past twee robins and the like!
3. Seller number 1.
Hot glue glitter tree ornaments. I can't wait to see if these work!
4. Seller number 2.
I saw this on a fabulously foodie blog
http://gardenteacakesandme.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/chocolate-lollipops.html?m=1
I think the children will have fun making these. I just need to source some cheaper sticks than I saw at Hobbycraft.
5.Seller number 3. Continuing the lollipop theme. In one of my biscuit books I found these Teddy lollies. It might be quite easy to make these into more Christmassy figures, but I think Teddies will go down great!
So, have you ever had any success with a particular craft at a fair that would be minimum cost to make AND easy to do with large groups of excited children?
Rachel
Anyway, each year, each class make to sell, a Christmas Craft at the fair.
So I have been clicking on all the 'Pinterest' things a friend on Twitter posts. I AM signed up for the pin thing myself, but I have not played around on it enough to learn how to do it and use it to best advantage. So for now, I'm content to sit back and let Cassie do my work! We seem to have the same great taste!
Anyway, she pinned 3 fabulous ideas that I decided I will do with the class! I also have two other ideas too.
( As I am blogging on my phone - the photos will all appear at the end. )
1. The Christmas Card. Now we won't be making these to sell, but the children do make one to take home. A really simple but effective use of scrap paper, rolled, to make a Christmas Tree.
2. The background to the tree card, will be pine printed snowflakes. Again, super simple but effective. Remember I work in the top class so we are a bit past twee robins and the like!
3. Seller number 1.
Hot glue glitter tree ornaments. I can't wait to see if these work!
4. Seller number 2.
I saw this on a fabulously foodie blog
http://gardenteacakesandme.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/chocolate-lollipops.html?m=1
I think the children will have fun making these. I just need to source some cheaper sticks than I saw at Hobbycraft.
5.Seller number 3. Continuing the lollipop theme. In one of my biscuit books I found these Teddy lollies. It might be quite easy to make these into more Christmassy figures, but I think Teddies will go down great!
So, have you ever had any success with a particular craft at a fair that would be minimum cost to make AND easy to do with large groups of excited children?
Rachel
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