review Archives - Time To Craft

art photo challenge review

Purple Toadstools canvas

Monday 4 May, 2020Monday 5 July, 2021 "Stitching(x)" review

*ad: this is a review post. The canvas was gifted to me by Photowall in exchange for a fair and

books crafting with children review

Quick Crafts

Monday 8 July, 2019Sunday 25 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)" creative children activity, encouraging children to be creative

As the children grow older, I’m finding it tougher to find craft projects that they want to join in on.

books education review science

Brain Lab

Friday 1 June, 2018Tuesday 26 January, 2021 "Stitching(x)" problem solving and STEM for kids, science activities for KS2, science activity for 7 to 11 year olds, science book, STEM activities, stem activity

Did you know that “a frog’s ear drum is located outside its body behind its eye”? How about “the human

knitting review

A Hoodie for the Boy – Hayfield 7256

Sunday 17 September, 2017Thursday 15 April, 2021 "Stitching(x)" children, handmade clothes for boys, knitting clothes for tweens and teenagers, make your own children clothes, pattern review

When my children were little, I knitted them jumpers and cardigans a plenty. The cutest designs that just made me

children in the kitchen daily life organizing recipe review

Frankenstein packed lunch

Monday 10 October, 2016Wednesday 14 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)" packed lunch for tween

We’ve had that talk. You know, the one between mother and son. I guess it was time. After school one

day out review sewing

A shirt with dogs. Plus flying bikes

Wednesday 24 August, 2016Monday 4 May, 2020 "Stitching(x)" dressmaking pattern review, handmade clothes for boys, handmade clothes for children, pattern review, sewing clothes for teenagers and tweens, sewing for children, sewing pattern, simplicity 4760

Seeing as it’s the summer, I offered to make the Boy a shirt. It’s the one time of the year

education giveaway review

An Amazing (magazine) giveaway

Wednesday 23 March, 2016Saturday 24 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)"

I like the idea of children’s magazines. I really do. They’re thin enough not to overwhelm. They often have an

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