I roped in one of my favourite illustrators Leslieanne from Leslieanne Made It to design these for you and they are totally adorable.  Perfect for anyone that looks books or for celebrating valentines day.  In fact, they would make a fab valentines gift.

Love Books Free Colouring Bookmarks

Not only are they a fun free printable to colour, they are great for promoting reading.  Instead of gifting a valentines card this year, why not give a bookmark to colour in.  Simply mat the uncoloured bookmark on to card and add a ribbon and then give it out for the recipient to colour.

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Supplies:

• White Cardstock
• Scissors or paper trimmer
• Colouring supplies of your choice (we used a selection of watercolour paints, pencils and pens)
• FREE Printable DIY Colouring Page Bookmarks (click to download!)

You can never have enough bookmarks, or I certainly can’t.  You will find them in my reading books, cookbooks, diary and any books I am using for study too.

I love having a colouring bookmark in my study books as I can have a little colour in when I am thinking or procrastinating!

You can download your Love Books Free Colouring Bookmarks

Note: These prints and designs are copyrighted and for personal use only, please!

Instead of gifting a valentines card this year, why not give a bookmark to colour in.  Simply mat the uncoloured bookmark on to card and add a ribbon and then give it out for the recipient to colour.

These bookmarks are perfect, no matter what your skill level is. We would love to see your versions of the Love Books colouring bookmarks, so please do share them with us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.

If you like these, then make sure you check out our other valentines crafts and also our other colouring pages.

Colouring Supplies:

I am often asked what products I use and I am a big advocate of using the best supplies you can afford.  It is really frustrating to use pencils that keep snapping or refuse to blend well, oh and don’t get me started on pens that bleed through the paper.  I always buy the best quality I can afford, not just for me but for my kids too.  I want colouring to be a joyful experience.  These are mine and the

These are mine and the MiniMad’s suggestions to you.  Our tried and tested favourites.  When I first started colouring I just pinched the boy’s products, which is why adult colouring is so accessible and over the period of a year I now have my own supplies!

I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.

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If you like these, then check out our other Valentine Printable Colouring Page Bookmarks

When the children were small we had a big hiatus of using real flame candles and started using LED battery operated tea light candles.  Now they are older we are back to using real flames, but we also love battery ones for safety and when you are making your own tealight candle holder you do not know if the materials or combination of them are flammable so I always opt for the battery operated candles and tea lights.

We have rounded up some beautiful candle holders and tea light holders in the hope that they’re the inspiration you need to make your own candle holders and spice up your home decor. Just make sure you follow safe burning tips, such as trimming your wicks.

DIY Candle holders and tealight holders

But candle holders and luminaries are not just for winter, they can brighten up any day and are perfect for making dinners special.

Dandelion paper lanterns – There is something magical about dandelion clocks.  Blowing them and making a wish.  These paper lanterns are truly magical.

DIY Mid Century tea light Candle Holders – How beautiful are these Catherine Holm-inspired candle holders? Perfect for decorating a mid-century inspired home.

Recycled Wine Bottle Lights – What a great upcycle for wine bottles.  This has so much potential.

Paper Snowflake Luminary – These delightful luminaries look just as good in daylight as in the dark.  They are truly beautiful

DIY Heart Cutout Tea Light Holders – These are perfect for valentines day or for any hearts fan and they are a super simple DIY project and guess what you can use microwave-drying clay!

DIY Christmas Candle Holders – I love how simple and beautiful these candle holders are and also they are super simple to adapt to different colour schemes too.

Photo Jar Luminaries –  These are my favorite Luminaries of all.  They look amazing and are great for weddings, significant birthday or just for sharing images of your loved ones.

DIY Frosted Glass Jam Jar Luminaries – There is something ethereal about these simple frosted glass luminaries and they are deceptively simple to make. As the decoration is on the outside of the glass it is OK to use wax tealights for these.

Fine Motor Lantern Craft – This is a fun craft idea to make with kids that will work on their fine motor strength and skills.  I love how flexible they are, make red ones for Chinese New year or even match them to your birthday party colours.

Tree Clay Luminaries –  These are just so much fun, bit also so stylish.  A perfect decoration to bring our year after year.

 Colour Block Candle Holders – You will never guess what these are made of.  I love how fast these are to make.  They would look fantastic at a party or a wedding.

Fairy Jar Lanterns –  Oh my, these are just so magical.  Spread some fairy dust with these gorgeous and simple lanterns

Salt dough valentine candle holders – Salt dough is such a versatile craft material and these candle holders are really long lasting as long as they are varnished.

Fairy House Luminaries – How wonderful to have child friendly fairy houses that light up.  I can see hours of fun being had by these.

DIY Winter Village Luminaries – How wonderful would it be to raid the recycling container and create a whole village that lights up at night?

Mondrian Inspired Jar Luminaries – learn more about renowned Dutch artist Mondrian with these simple and delightful luminaries.

Cornflour Dough Tea Light Holders – Another homemade dough that is perfect for making tea light holders.

Tin Can lanterns – Another fabulous up cycle.  These are so versatile and look amazing.

Cardboard Tube Village – Make a beautiful and simple cardboard tube village full of colourful houses that can light up. A frugal kids craft.

Snowflake Jar Luminary –  This is such a simple way to recycle old jam or mason jars and really versatile too.  Look at how beautiful they are when made for valentine’s or Halloween.

Is there anything better than a homemade card and I have been through my archives to find you a fabulous selection of free Father’s Day cards for you to print and give to the kids. I do love a freebie and even more, I love a homemade card, so if you combine the two you have free father’s day cards and printables and you are on to a winner.  Over the years I have had some fabulous cards and printables designed and I wanted to round them up so you can see them all in one place.

As a parent, I know that there is nothing that touches the heartstrings more than a handmade card

I pretty much have a card for any type of Dad or age of child!

Father’s Day Cards and Printables

This one is perfect for your Star Wars fan as we all know that Yoda best dad or even Daddy.

I have a real love for this Hap-pea Father’s Day card as it was designed by Maxi when he was 10.

These fabulous A5 cards are great for printing out for the class to give out.

Why not get the kids to draw their Dad with these I love my Dad printable.

These Father’s day cards are simple to make and perfect for Dad’s or Grandads.

These Rosette Fathers Day cards are perfect for the father Figure in your life.

I adore homemade cards personally and would always prefer a homemade card rather than a gift. Hopefully, you will be inspired by these Father’s Day Card Ideas and we have something for toddlers and preschoolers through to older children and even adults.

I love that cute handmade cards add that little extra and show you care plus they make the perfect keepsake to look back on for years to come. The husbeasts loves looking back at his previous year’s cards. Also, who doesn’t love a free father’s day card that you can make with things you already have at home.

DIY Father’s Day Cards to Make with Children

We have rounded up these cards for your inspiration, but make sure you click through the links for detailed instructions on how to make each card and show your appreciation of the creators if you use their idea by sharing with them or even tagging them on social media.

Yoda Best Card

This Yoda Best Dad or Daddy card is perfect for any Star Wars Fan this Father’s Day.

One in a Minion Card

This Handprint Minion Father’s Day Card by Simple Everyday Mom is so fun. You can use this idea for anyone who’s “One in a minion.” I do love handprint cards – they make a great keepsake and kids love drawing around their hands.

Print and Colour Father’s Day Cards

Grab the crayons… Our Printable Father’s Day Cards to Colour will be a big hit with kids who love colouring. You can have a cute card ready for Dad in no time at all.

Ninja Father’s Day Card

I love this Ninja Father’s Day Card from The Joy of Sharing? It’s so simple to make—all you need is paper, scissors, and some crayons or markers.

You Make Me Hap-pea Card

This adorable Pea-themed Father’s Day Card was designed by Maxi when he was 10, so has a huge place in my heart and is perfect for gardening fans. This printable card takes very little colouring in and is perfect for classes or groups of kids.

Print and Colour Cards for Father Figures

These print and colour Rosette Fathers Day cards are perfect for the father Figure in your life. Just let the kids loose with the crayons and you will have a unique card.

Watercolour Father’s Day Cards

I am a big fan of watercolour resist and indent cards, they are a perfect process art for young children as you can add the resist and let them loose with the paints. Older children can go wild with their colour choices and they look beautiful plus you can personalise with any nickname you might have. I also love that projects with kids made matching bookmarks for Dad too.

BBQ/Grill Fathers Day Card

I think this handprint keepsake Grill or BBQ Fathers Day card by Our Kids Things is perfect for the Dad that loves cooking or who is the king of the grill or grill master like the husbeast. It is so bright and unusual plus they have a free printable template for those who are not feeling crafty.

Trophy Card for Dad

Another way to show the dad that he’s the number one is with this amazing trophy card. To help you out, there is even a template you can use to make this one in no time.

Best Dad in The World

I know we all think we have the best Dad in the world but why not show yours with this simple Father’s Day Card. It is great for working on those scissor skills.

Father’s Day Tie Card

Toddlers can let their dad know they are “tie-rrific” with this cute shirt card with printable tie. Just print off the tie and let your toddler decorate with markers or fingerprints! 

Coolest Dad Card

This cute Father’s Day Card is a great way to use craft foam sheets that we all have in our stash! Plus who doesn’t love googly eyes?

Super Dad Card

This superhero Daddy card from Messy Little Monster would make the cutest first father’s day card with the baby footprints on. Again footprint cards are a wonderful keepsake for Dads and Grandads alike.

Why not check out all our free printable father’s Day cards and Father’s Day Craft here, we have something for handy dads and a card for those dads with a good sense of humour too!

To help you plan your activities over the Easter holidays, I have our complete Easter craft, activity, and food resources here for you all listed by topic. Click on the link to get more information and a tutorial on each of the crafts or activities. I love that a lot of the crafts can be used as easter decor and are a lot of fun to make with the kids.

Easter Scavenger Hunts

One of our favourite things to do is have an Easter Egg hunt and I have made a couple of free printables one for teenagers and one for younger children.

• Easter Egg Hunts for Teenagers
• Easter Egg Hunt for Kids with Printable Clues

Put together an Easter Craft Pack with our Fun Free Printables

I find it best to not overwhelm kids with too many materials and like to put together a seasonal craft pack with the things I might need such as pipe cleaners, pastel card and paper, easter-themed or pastel washi tape, pipe cleaners, fabric, popsicle sticks, ribbon, burlap, yarn, feathers, little chicks, glue (or a hot glue gun for older kids), markets and egg dye. Craft kits are also a great alternative to candy or eggs and make a great treat for Easter. I have popped some fun ideas below, including some craft eggs which as much longer-lasting that boiled eggs!

• Free Religious Easter Activity Sheets • Faith-Based Easter Fun for Kids
• I Spy Easter Activity Book for Kids
• Download Your Free Easter Lapbook Printable Pack
• Easter Bookmarks to Color: Fun and Free Printable Designs for All Ages
• Easter Colouring Pages Religious Download
• Rabbit Garden Paper Build • A Printable Springtime Playset for Kids

Easter Craft Ideas

We often use the things we make to decorate the house and as table decorations for our Easter table. The chick cards can be miniaturised to make name labels for place settings and it is funny to give the kids masks and bunny ears to wear too.

Easy Easter Crafts

• Washi Tape Easter Bunting Process Art
• Broccoli Printed Easter Chicks: A Fun and Easy Easter Craft for Kids
• Toilet roll easter bunny stamp
• Bunny Spoons • Easy Easter Craft for Kids
• How to marble eggs with nail varnish
• Easter Bookmarks to Color to free printable template
• DIY Clay Easter bunting
• Easter Chick card with pop-out beak
• Intricate Egg Colouring Pages
• Pop-up Spoon Chicks
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle decorated eggs
• Last Minute Simple Easter Bags – Free Printable
• Simple paper plate nest
• Easter I Spy Printable

• Easter Bonnet ideas
• Decorated easter eggs
• Paper plate chick
• Bunny tail bunting
• Washi tape Easter cards
• Washi tape easter egg garland
• Felted wool easter chicks
• Easter basket
• How to decorate an Easter bonnet
• Egg decoration Ideas
• Tissue paper decoupage eggs are perfect for hanging on your Easter Tree (ours is just some cherry blossom branches from the garden).
• Chick Easter cards
• Washi tape covered Easter eggs
• DIY Daffodil Crafts for kids
• Pom-pom bunnies and chicks
• Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs
• 35 Spring Lamb and Sheep crafts
• Easter chick cards
• DIY home decor for Easter
• Carrot Wreath – you could also use this as a table centrepiece with a vase in the centre for your easter tree
• DIY Unicorn Easter Eggs

Easter Activities and Play Ideas

• The easter story for kids
• Felt Chick Purse

Easter Food and Recipes

• Chocolate cornflake nests
• Egg-free peppermint creams
• Popcorn and marshmallow Easter nests
• The best Carrot cake in the world – c is for carrot
• The Best Easter Desserts
• Chocolate Simnel Cake

Most of our Easter crafts, activities and foods can be adjusted for kids from toddlers through to big kids like me. I would love to see what you make if you do any Easter activity.

Today they are sharing with us one of their favourite nature play ideas and one all children love … how to make the perfect den!  I also want to share with you den making is not just for kids.  My eldest’s girlfriend is in the cadets before transitioning to the Navy and they had to go and build a forest den as a project last week as a precursor to building a more secure shelter in the woods.  Not only did she love it she actually wanted to do it again!

How to make the perfect den

The truth is there is no perfect den, just the fabulous den you are going to build. A den can be as simple or as complicated and as big or as small as you like. You might want to check out the sort of wild animals that make dens as shelters like a foxes den and also the places they make them. Den making really is a great way to get outside into nature not matter what the weather.

You might want to make one to last the whole school holidays or you might one to make one that lasts just a day. 

It’s totally up to you.

You will need

• Lots of strong straight sticks or fallen branches
• A tree!
• Blankets and fairy lights and a flask of hot chocolate (all optional – but nice!) 
• Leaves, mud and moss
• String, tine or even a saw (but adult supervision is required)

How to make a den

1. Simply find 2 trees close enough together and use  thick long stick sticks between them to make a roof,  Or find a tree with a low branch and that can be your main roof beam.
2. Make sure the ground underneath is flat and clear of stones.
3. Then, build up the sides using fallen branches/sticks diagonally to make a tent shape.
4. If you want to make it stronger and waterproof you can slot bendy sticks horizontally in and out of the standing up ones and then cover the whole tent with leaves and other bits and bobs to camouflage it and maybe even use mud in between the branches to seal it.
5. You can use leaves to make a soft floor or pop a sleeping bag or blanket inside, so it is soft to sit in. 
6. You could even string up some fairy lights and you might even like to decorate it even more with a flag or a sign?

What could you use your den for? Storytelling? A sleepover? A Reading nook? Perhaps even a crafting space?

Den building is great fun to do with friends. 

Top tip – use a compass to find out which way is south and make sure your doorway faces that way, so you get lots of sunshine and warmth flooding into your den. 

If you are short of time you might want to make a teeny tiny mini den for a small animal to use or to pop a soft toy in 

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You can purchase A Year of Nature Craft and Play from Amazon and all good bookshops. I am a big fan of Becky’s previous books and her kindness Book inspired our acts of kindness for lockdown.

We also have a page of Kids Activities to Remember Queen Elizabeth II

In 2022, Her Majesty The Queen will become the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, seventy years of service, having acceded to the throne on 6th February 1952 when Her Majesty was 25 years old. We have rounded up over 25 activities that are perfect for celebrating the queens platinum jubilee with children. We have something for all ages, perfect for using with groups such as brownies or your class.

When is The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee?

Although the anniversary of the Queen’s coronation falls on February 6, the official celebrations always take place at the start of June. The Platinum Jubilee celebrations will begin on Thursday, June 2nd, and will continue over the weekend until June 5 2020.

The May Bank Holiday Weekend has been moved to Thursday 2 June and an additional Bank Holiday on Friday 3 June will see a four-day weekend to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s  Platinum Jubilee – the first time any British monarch has reached this historic milestone of 70 years on the throne.

Now I know that not everyone is super crafty so there are some fabulous easy ideas here, but I have also linked some great kits and ideas you can buy for any child.

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Kids Activities to Celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Queens Silhouette Art by Blue bear wood is a great project for older kids.

Union Jack yard wrapped bunting – This would make a fabulous decoration and is great for working on fine motor skills.

Make a lasting souvenir of the Queen’s Jubilee with these Platinum Jubilee Colouring Bookmarks. Enjoy celebrating the 70th year of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign.

Pearler bead or Hama bead ornament – What a cute coaster this would make for any celebration.

Queen Suncatcher -this is a great activity for younger children.

Platinum Jubilee Colouring pages

Or this cute version from Messy Little Monster

DIY Cardboard Castle – perfect for queen Sylvanian! Get the kids’ role-playing with a fun fab make from your recycling bin.

Union Jack Sensory Tub – This is a super sensory activity.

These free printable colouring sheets from Hobbycraft are super cute and perfect for any platinum jubilee celebration.

DIY Pipeclean Crowns for a Queen. I love pipe cleaners or chenilles and what a fun way to use them. A great dressing up crown.

Or how about Easy Cardboard Crown With Template – this is a great craft to do with a bunch of children.

Toilet Roll Queens Guards – Oh these loo roll guards have caught my heart. They would look fabulous at the trooping of the colour.

These free printables to make toilet roll soldiers and queen from Dunhats and Wellie boots are just ace

Jubilee Sensory Tub – This would be brilliant to keep children occupied.

Union Jack Biscuits – Perfect for any party

Jubilee Crown Biscuits – I think these are just ace and would be so fun to decorate as a family or class.

DIY Castle Story Box – What a super simple idea that has loads of play potential.

Why not set up a free corgi trail in your local community – another ace free printable from Suhats and Wellie boots

Craft stick Queens Guards – These are so cute and if you made larger ones then they would make fabulous bookmarks

The Queens Stagecoach – A great craft for younger children

DIY Edible Union Jack activity – I have to say I LOVE this so much. Who said you shouldn’t play with your food? Not me!

Union Jack Jelly Bean Cake  – I am not sure I would want to cut in to this fabulously decorated cake.

A crown fit for a Queen – All children love sticking and this is a great invitation to play that would keep kids captivated.

Red, white and blue layer cake. – A simple cake that really wow’s once you cut into it

DIY Maths Game – The Crown Jewels and maths, what could be more fun, well actual jewels maybe!

Royal Family Printable Masks – I can see kids having so much fun with these printable masks. I want to be Kate!

Hand Print Bunting – I love how this simple process art activity can be turned into a decoration that the kids made to help celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Union Jack Painted Rock – I think it would be so much fun to hide these around the Jubilee weekend.

Red, White and Blue dancing ribbon wand – Let your prince or princess dance the day away with this fun ribbon wand.

Union Jack Mason Jar – this would be a fun craft for an older child and make a fabulous centrepiece for your Jubilee party.

Union Jack Fortune Teller Printable – I have such fond memories of making fortune-tellers and this is so patriotic.

Union Jack Tissue Flag – Kids love scrunching tissue paper and that is what makes this flag so much fun for kids to make.

As a family we recycle, use our own DIY Eco cleaning products and upcycle where we can, However, I feel it is still key that we set aside this one day to focus on our Earth, our environment and how we can impact it. Using recycled materials in our crafts and activities is one of those ways. Not only are we reusing them, but we are also repurposing them to bring joy.

What using recycled Materials teaches our Children

Encouraging children to recycle is a way of teaching them about sustainability. Learning the importance of being sustainable shows them that the environment is important. It also helps create responsible adults, however, reusing materials that are in the recycling bin encourages children to think about how they can reuse and repurpose something that would go in the bin. It teaches them creativity, to think outside the recycling bin and learn that the recycling bin is not just an another garbage bin.

It is key to teach children that repurposing items before throwing them away takes less energy and fewer resources than making products from brand new materials.

Earth Day activities for kids

• Soil – Earth Day Volcano
• Earth Day Scavenger Hunt
• Shaving Cream and Glue – Puffy Paint Earth
• Shaving Cream – Awesome Earth Day Art Project
• Magazines and Junk Mail – Earth Collage
• Paper and Flower Seeds – Plantable Paper Earth
• Paper Tube and Magazines – Earth Day Tree
• Salt Paste (recipe) – Salt Map of The Earth
• Glue –  Stained Glass Earth Day Sun Catchers 
• Newspaper – Paper Mache Light-Up Globes
• Newspaper – Heart of the World
• Magazines – Earth Day Collage
• Magazines and Junk Mail – Earth Collage
• Coffee Filter – Earth Day Craft with Writing Prompt
• Coffee Filter – Earth Day Art Project 
• Coffee Filter – Coffee filter stained glass earth
• Card – Earth Day Windsocks
• Paper – Earth Day Quilling
• Paper Bag – Earth Day Paper Bag Crown
• Christmas Ornament – Earth Day Ornament
• Tissue Paper – Stained Glass Planet Earth
• Tissue Paper – Earth Day Crafts for Kids – Tissue Paper Earth
• Kitchen Paper – Bleeding Tissue Paper Rain Art for Earth Day 
• Cake Cases – Earth Day Daisy Craft
• Messy Sensory Play – Baked Cotton Ball Earth Day Craft
• Eggshells – E is for Earth & Eggshells
• Buttons – Earth Day Button Tree
• Buttons – Button Globe
• Glass Paint and Votive – Earth Day Luminaries 
• Balloon – Earth Day Balloon Stamping Art 
• Plastic Bottle Caps – Earth Day
• Moss – Earth Day Moss Ball
• Paper Plates – Give the earth a little spin
• Paper Plates – Paper Plate Earth Day Art 
• Paper Cup – Cup Earth Craft
• Nail Polish~ Simple Earth Day Nails
• Egg Cartons – Egg Carton Challenge: The Earth
• Dyed Pasta – Pasta Word Map
• Broken Crayons – How to Make Earth Shaped Crayons
• Broken Crayons – Earth Crayons
• Yarn and Wool – Earth Pompom
• Yarn and Wool – Earth Threading Craft
• Yarn and Wool – Earth Day Weaving
• Straws – Earth Day Kids Craft
• Earth Day Colouring

These recycled crafts are specifically designed with our earth in mind and focus on our planet, but recycled materials make great craft materials all year round not just for Earth Day.

• 10 Recycled playsets
• DIY Recycled Plastic Bottle Poppy Craft
• Recycled Toilet Roll Easter Bunny Stamp
• Recycled Art Projects
• Plastic Bottle Wind Spiral Mobile

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I always print my cards directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer.

I am a firm believer in giving kids the best quality art products that way they will last and give great results.

I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.

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I am extremely happy to share with you these Free Printable “Miss you” Cards to Colour today; all you need to do is scroll to the bottom and add to your cart.

As a parent, we need to nurture our children’s well being even more during these challenging times and these “miss you” cards are a great way to start conversations about their feelings and also how you can help fill the connections they are missing, perhaps with a facetime where they colour in the card with their friends.

There is nothing like getting a card in the mail to brighten someone’s day, espeically as we are missing so many people and it isn’t just us adults, it is our children that are missing people too, including their friends, family and teachers.

Children find it so exciting to both send and receive cards and it would be perfect part of their exercise to drop one at the postbox.

This printable is offered for your personal, non-commercial use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload these free printable “miss you” cards to colour to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

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