Take part and get creative with our online family workshops. We have many fun activities and tasks to help get the creativity flowing in people of all ages, all while in the comfort of your home. Join in, have fun and let your imagination run free. From the Learning team at Aspex.
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Hi everyone! This post is all about getting started with simple embroidery techniques.
Hi everyone. It’s Jordan this time for Family Saturdays at Home I’m showing you how to finger paint! You will need: - A small amount of paint - Paper - Pens - You'll need to plan for messy fingers too! After making different shapes and patterns with the paint, I waited for it to dry to draw them into animals! Here I've created shapes out of paint and I'm waiting for it to dry! It shouldn't take too long if the paint is quite thin. These are animals I've drawn! What will you make? I also created a family portrait gallery! Don ’ t forget to share your artwork with us on Instagram by tagging @aspex_takepart and using the hashtag #AspexatHome
Hello and welcome to Mini Makers at Home! In this session we will take inspiration from our favourite picture books, along with our favourite people and places, to create an imagined landscape. You will need: - Photos/magazines - Paper - Glue - Scissors - Stickers and other things to decorate!
In this post, we're going to making our own books using paper with the help of Jordan! Hi everyone! It’s Jordan here! I am going to show you how to make a simple folded book that only uses paper and scissors. You can then fill it with anything you'd like - maybe what you have been up to or your goals. You can decorate it using anything you have around the house. You will need: - Paper - Scissors - Pens to decorate First, grab a sheet of paper. Bigger is best as you will end up with a bigger book. Though any sized paper will work for you. You can even try using envelopes or cut down cereal boxes if you don’t have spare paper. Fold your paper into 8 sections. Next, you need to cut the centre fold line. Make sure you cut it on the folded edge. Cut only half the line so you reach the centre of the paper. Stand your paper to make this shape, the middle will want to naturally fold in onto itself. Push everything to the centre. Fold the pages down to make a conventional...
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