Imagined Landscaped

 
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!

    




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