Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 September 2020

DIY Toilet Roll Ninja Craft

Assalamu Alaikum everyone!
Today we have a fun craft for you to try. It is easy and simple enough for even youngsters to do and is definitely one boys would like to have a go at!
So let's begin.

You will need:
toilet roll/kitchen roll
dark pen
colourful paper
glue
scissors/craft knife

Method:
Take your toilet roll (we used a long kitchen roll instead and cut it in half).
Cover it with colourful paper.
Trim off the excess paper (we first tried folding the extra paper into the toilet roll, but it got very sticky and messy. So for the other sides we trimmed it off and it looked much neater, masha'Allah).

Draw an expression on your ninja (we made ours frown as though they are ready to fight!).
Lastly, add a bandana around your ninja's forehead using a thin strip of coloured paper.
And you are done!
We hope you liked this simple craft and we will see you on Friday, insha'Allah.

Love and wasalaam,



Tuesday, 25 August 2020

DIY Paper Heart Card Décor

Assalamu Alaikum!
Today's post is an unexpected one, but altogether a delight! Yesterday, Maryam received this lovely handmade card from Sumayyah, masha'Allah. It was a complete surprise! Allahhumma Barik!
Sumayyah had come up with the idea all by herself and even took photos (with Zainab's help) with the intention to show you all how she made it.
So let's dive in!

You will need:
Different coloured paper
Scissors
Glue Stick
Pencil

Method:
Firstly, draw and cut out a heart.
Then cut out strips of different coloured paper.
(Here Sumayyah advises you cut out slightly thicker strips than she did, because it makes sticking them down easier)
Stick them onto the heart overlaying them in different directions.
Sumayyah says, because her strips where a little to thin, the heart got sticky with glue. So she went over it with Mod Podge, to act as a kind of seal.
Next choose your card and bend a thick strip of card like below.
Stick the heart onto the thick strip and then stick the other end of the strip to the card. This makes the heart pop a little.
Then decorate how you like! Sumayyah outlined the heart with a glitter pen and added some jewels to the edges.
Masha'Allah it turned out lovely. And here is the final product and the message she wrote inside for Maryam, masha'Allah!
Alhamdulillah Maryam is very grateful and has hung it up on a noticeboard in her room. 
We hope you liked this DIY and we will see you again on Friday, insha'Allah!

Love and wasalaam,



Friday, 21 August 2020

Nature Drawing Fun

Assalamu Alaikum everyone!
Insha'Allah you are all feeling well. For today's post we wanted to share with you some of the drawings we have done, relating to nature and animals. You all must be aware by now that we have loved drawing and sketching for as long as we can remember, and we don't think we will ever stop, insha'Allah! These drawings are all recent, apart from a few by Maryam which are from a couple years back.
Well, here they are!

Sumayyah's Spread
Sumayyah drew a picture of Cata (our cat!) and Romeo (a neighbour's cat). Cata is white and Romeo is Grey.
Masha'Allah, she captured them well!

Zainab's Spreads
Zainab wrote the same quote in two different styles.
For the first picture she used colour pencils and a black pen.
The second picture is painted and outlined with a black pen. She used watercolour for the background and acrylic for the flowers.

Maryam's Spreads
All Maryam's spreads are sketched with a basic HD pencil. However the flowers where done with proper drawing pencils.
The big spread of the woods took days to complete!

Hanifah's Spread
Hanifah first sketched out her page, then outlined everything with a black pen and lastly coloured everything in using fine-tipped colour pens.
Well, that is all for this Friday. Alhamdulillah we think they turned out nice, masha'Allah. We hope you liked looking at our drawings, and that it might put you in the mood to sketch or draw.
Insha'Allah, we will see you again on Tuesday!

Love and wasalaam,