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Merry Christmas everyone!

I know I haven't posted for a few days, but unfortunately my modem broke the day before Christmas.

I am now fixed and up and running and hopefully will be able to keep up the regular posts.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!

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Goal Setting!

On the 5th of December I set myself a goal to reach 400 views for the month on this Blog.  I have now well and truly exceeded that goal because I have over 660 views so far this month.

The new goal is to reach 1000 views in a month.

Please support this goal by referring your friends to this Blog.

Thank you



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Cadbury- Christmas Tree Mini Mud Cakes

Cadbury- Christmas Tree Mini Mud Cakes: from Woolies, where every fresh Christmas begins.



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Accountability :-)

On the 8th of December, I posted that I would be keeping track of my weight loss over the coming weeks and reporting it on this site - the idea was that this would make me stick with it and make me accountable.

Well I'm an idiot!!!!!

How can anyone in their right mind lose weight over the Christmas period?

I've had to re-think my weight loss plans and I have now decided that I will postpone it until the new year - starting from January 7 2013.

Having the grace period after Christmas will allow me to get myself organised and ready for the gruelling challenge of weight loss and exercise.

So I promise that starting from the 7th I will start being accountable and start reporting my progress!

Wish me luck!

Merry Christmas everyone!  Hope Santa is kind to you this year.

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New Years Eve Events!

New Years Eve Murder Mystery Masquerade Evening | Warwick, Southern Downs Area

31 Dec 2012 to 1 Jan 2013
Not sure what to do this New Year's Eve? What about joining us for a Murder Mystery Masquerade night? Starting with canapes and drinks, a casual dinner and dessert whilst interactively enjoying a Murder Mystery.

New Years Eve Murder Mystery Masquerade Evening

Arrival any time after 2pm to check into your accommodation and have a relaxing afternoon before you get dressed in masquerade co-ordinating attire for a Murder Mystery.

7pm Meet at the bottom of the main staircase for group photo.

Canapes & Drinks whilst you meet and mingle.

Casual mains served in the Long Room followed by dessert.

Beverage package of beer, wine and soft drinks included.

Late supper before counting in the new year.

Retire to your bedrooms

8.30-9am Join your new found friends for breakfast in the Veranda Room.

10am Check out for those not staying the night. (2nd night accommodation discount)

More details here!

Sugarland Summer Sounds | Bundaberg, Bundaberg Area

30 to 31 Dec 2012
Sugarland Tavern will be hosting the biggest New Year's Eve Celebrations ever seen in Bundaberg, so make sure you don't miss this one as it will be an absolutely fantastic weekend! Sugarland Summer Sounds will have Laser shows, plus sand will be shipped in to cover the car park that will become the outdoor beach, so why not get dressed in theme style with the guys wearing floral shirts and board shorts and the girls in sarongs and leis.

Visit their website for further information!

Bridges Restaurant - Queen of Rock New Years Eve Party | Mackay, Mackay Area

31 Dec 2012 Free Entry
Start your night enjoying fantastic food and licensed bar area at Bridges Restaurant get your groove on to the sound of local band Continental Drift and then party on into the night at the electrifying free concert from the Queen of Rock Suzi Quatro - Tribute Band.

Bridges Restaurant Queen of Rock NYE Party
9pm to Midnight – Bluewater Quay

Start your night enjoying fantastic food and licensed bar area at Bridges Cafe and Bar, get your groove on to the sound of local band Natural Culture and then party on into the night at the electrifying free concert from THE QUEEN OF ROCK SUZI QUATRO - TRIBUTE BAND.

Get the best seat in the house at the stroke of midnight for the NYE fireworks across the picturesque Pioneer River.

For a family friendly function try this:

DBCT P/L Family NYE - Pineapple Palace Party 
6pm to 9pm - MECC Civic Precinct

This event is one of the largest free family events of the year. The event is free for families to attend with their Queen of Rock NYE Party children and enjoy a spectacular line-up of entertainment including:

- King of the Kids Concert
- Lil Fi Bluesmama
- Queen Bee & Sir Ross Concert
- Plus great kids workshops where the kids can create and model their own costumes in the parade!

Enjoy the fantastic food, drink and entertainment and settle in for the 9pm fireworks spectacular!

Go to the website for more information.

Bowen Family Fireworks and New Years Celebrations | Bowen, Whitsunday Area

31 Dec 2012 Free Entry
Join Tourism Bowen in welcoming the New Year! Once again they will be hosting the Family Fireworks and New Year's Eve Celebrations at the Bowen Soundshell on Santa Barbara Parade.

Visit the website for more information!

New Years Eve at Jondaryan Woolshed | Jondaryan, Toowoomba Area

31 Dec 2012
Celebrate New Year's Eve at the Woolshed at Jondaryan with the Ridgee Didge Bush Band! Enjoy family fun with Traditional Bush dancing at it's best, a fully licensed bar, dinner and platters also available! Free Supper and Entertainment for the kids.

Visit the Jondaryan website for more information!

New Years Eve Mooloolaba | Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast Area

31 Dec 2012 Free Entry
New Year's Eve Mooloolaba is held on the beautiful foreshore precinct of the renowned Mooloolaba beach.

Check out the website for more information!


With all this information, if you can't find something fun to do, then you must be dead!



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Upcoming events in Queensland

Free Guided Heritage Walk Tour

Maryborough, Fraser Coast Area

01 September 2011 - 31 December 2012

Come along and enjoy a free guided walking tour of the historical town of Maryborough. Dressed in period costume, their world famous city ambassador Mary Heritage, or another city ambassador will help you discover Maryborough's colourful past. Tours depart City Hall Monday to Saturday at 9.00 a.m. They are weather dependant.

For more information please check out the following:

Phone:

07 4190 5742

Email:

tourism@frasercoast.qld.gov.au

Web:

www.visitfrasercoast.com/destinations/maryborough/ 

A Conversation with the Past

Toowoomba, Toowoomba Area

18 May 2012 - 30 June 2013

Be a curator for a day! Share your thoughts and opinions and write your own captions for the images in Cobb+Co Museum's new photographic exhibition, A conversation with the pastA conversation with the past is the second exhibition from Queensland Museum's collection of glass plate negatives by former Ipswich coach-builder A. E. (Bert) Roberts.

The Queensland Museum holds more than 1000 glass plate negatives and prints taken by Bert Roberts and the A Conversation from the Past exhibition will feature more than 40 photographs from this amazing collection.

The images in the exhibition range from historic events such as a visit to Ipswich by the then Prime Minister Sir George Reid to more ordinary activities like a young child playing their piano.

Thanks to Toowoomba Regional Council, entry is free to all residents of the Toowoomba Region.

For more information please check:Phone:07 4659 4900

Email:

inquiries@cobbandco.qm.qld.gov.au

Web:

www.cobbandco.qm.qld.gov.au 

Free Outdoor Movies

Sanctuary Cove, Gold Coast Area

12 October - 28 December 2012

Upcoming movie:

Friday 28 December - The Muppets
Should inclement weather prevail, movies will be shown in The Village Theatre.
For full details and session guide please go to their website.

For more information contact:

Phone:

07 5577 6500

Email:

events@sanctuarycove.com

Web:

sanctuarycove.com/events 

Ipswich Art Gallery Presents: Rescue

Ipswich City, Ipswich Area

03 November 2012 - 28 January 2013

How would you react in a high-pressure scenario with people's lives at stake? Rescue puts you in charge as you discover what it's like to be involved in land, sea and air rescues. Take control of a full-size helicopter simulator to get a bird's eye view of a rescue scene and use infrared cameras to look for heat signals. Navigate a jet ski around obstacles in a simulated environment as you search for a swimmer washed out to sea. Experience what it's like to find your way through a smoke-filled room. Explore the science and technology behind real-life rescue scenarios with interactive exhibits that will teach you about medicine, search techniques, radio communication, rescue supplies and equipment such as the Jaws of Life.

Ipswich Art Gallery is the only venue along the east coast of Australia to stage Rescue before it tours overseas.

For further details please contact:

Phone:

07 3810 7222

Email:

info@ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au

Web:

www.ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au/ 

Mon Repos Turtle Season

Bargara, Bundaberg Area

10 November 2012 - 31 March 2013

Bundaberg and North Burnett Tourism is pleased to announce that the Turtle season is in full swing at Mon Repos Conservation Park, and if you are planning a trip up Bundaberg way then this is one experience you should definitely not miss out on. The main turtles that lay their lay their eggs are Loggerheads, but there are the occasional Flat back and Green ones as well.

Mon Repos supports the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on the Eastern Australian mainland and has the most significant Loggerhead turtle nesting population in the South Pacific region. The best time to view nesting turtles is from November to January and turtle hatchlings can be seen from January to March.

Further information can be received from:

Phone:

07 4153 8888

Web:

www.bookbundabergregion.com.au/tours.asp 

Group Patchwork Retreat at Aloomba Lavender Farm

Stanthorpe, Southern Downs Area

30 July - 31 December 2012

Enjoy a Group Patchwork Retreat at Aloomba Lavender for groups of six to eight friends.
Enjoy some personal time away from home and the daily chores while creating some fabric memories and sharing hints and tips with like minded ladies, at Aloomba Lavender farm, Bed and Breakfast, coffee and gift shop. Limited quantities of patchwork fat quarters are available for purchase.

More information available at:

Phone:

07 4686 1191

Email:

info@aloombalavender.com.au

Web:

aloombalavender.com.au 

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Supernatural - Season 2

This season started off with a bang!  In the form of John Winchester's death.  While Sam & Dean try and come to terms with their father's death they continue to fight evil and along the way discover that Sam is not the only child to have been effected by the yellow eyed demon.

As Sam & Dean travel around the great American landscape they encounter numerous other 'gifted' demon effected people - some who are dangerous and some who are harmless.

Season 2 also introduces a few new long term characters, such as Jo, Ellen and Bobby.

The climax on disc 6 is reached when Sam is whisked off to a deserted frontier village along with some of the other gifted people he has met along the way and some he hasn't.  This showdown is due to the yellow-eyed demon's progress towards opening the gates of hell.  This is the yellow-eyed demon's final test to see who is the strongest out of all the gifted people - the last one standing is the winner and is coerced into doing the demon's bidding.

The 2-part final episode finishes with a bang!  Just the way the season started.  I won't spoil it for those of you who are still to watch this series, but all I can say is that there is death, re-union, sadness and triumph.

If you haven't seen it, I encourage you to watch...it's not that scary, but very exciting and thrilling.  Not to mention the hunky actors - who are totally droolworthy!

See Wikipedia for a summary of Season 2 and also a listing of all 22 episodes and a brief synopsis about each one.

I am about to start re-watching Season 3... keep you posted!


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Christmas Crafts

Paper snowflakes

By Belinda Graham

To make paper snowflakes you'll need:

• Paper (plain white A4, coloured or patterned - it's up to you)
• Scissors

Step one

Cut an A4 size sheet into a square by folding a corner into a triangle and cutting off the excess rectangle. You can use the leftover strip to make smaller snowflakes.

Step two

Fold the triangle in half to make a smaller triangle.

Step three

Keep the 'open' end of the triangle to the left and the main fold on your right. Then visually divide the triangle into thirds. Fold the right-hand side down so the bottom right corner is poking down below the bottom of the triangle.

Step four

Fold the left hand side over on top of the other side so it resembles an arrow head.

Step five

Turn over to reveal a straight line across the top of the smaller triangles. Cut along this line to even it off.

Step six

Cut shapes into both sides of the triangle and unfold to reveal your shape!

Note: This cut  (with the main fold on the right-hand side and the 'open' side on the left) makes the large six-pointed star in the centre of the main image.

Wall advent calendar

By Belinda Graham

If you prefer to count down the 24 days to Christmas in a slightly more original way, steer clear of the chocolate advents in the supermarkets this year and make your own.

With a couple of hours, a few crafty supplies and a little creativity, you'll have a unique count-down calendar that doubles as a Chrissy decoration. And it's totally up to you what little gift you put inside (although, to be honest, you're quite space-limited!).

These ones were stuck to the wall in a Christmas tree shape with enough room in-between each box to slide open the 'drawer' to find a surprise tiny tree ornament inside. You could fill with little notes or wishes, jokes, lollies, choccies, small gifts or coins.

You'll need

• 24 papier mache boxes (come in packs of six from Spotlight), small gift boxes or mini cereal boxes
• Scrapbooking paper
• Ribbons
• Rub-ons - from Kmart or craft stores like Spotlight
• Buttons
• A white gel pen
• Other crafty supplies - glitter, cutters, confetti, cut-outs. You're limited by your imagination.

1. Equipment needed 2. Date boxes, decorate and fill with small gift
3. Use removable tape to fix the boxes to the wall in a Christmas tree shape

Step one

Work out a pattern on the floor - the boxes in this formation were mixed up between vertical and horizontal for interest and more flexibility in the decorations on the front.

Step two

Now get decorating! Vary using rub-ons and your own handwriting to date the boxes and use a similar colourway on all boxes in a range of different materials for a cohesive look.

Step three

Once done, fill the boxes and stick to the wall with 3M removable tape and enjoy the nightly countdown ritual!

Santa sack

By Belinda Graham

Did you know that you can easily turn your child's artwork into a T-shirt, cushion or for a little festive flavour a Santa sack? It's easy peasy and is a nice personal touch under the Christmas tree. Get your child to draw a Christmassy image – a tree, Santa himself or a reindeer as Zak did here and then transfer it to fabric with this magic paper.

You'll need

• Inspired White T-Shirt Projects A4 Transfers, from Spotlight and Lincraft stores

• An image. If you have Photoshop and are able to delete the background, any image is fine. Otherwise try creating a border around the image or drawing on a coloured background so the transfer surround won't show up.

• Fabric: if you are unable to make a sack yourself, try using a plain pillow case. If you're making from scratch, Duck cotton has a great thickness and feel to it. (see making sack instructions below)

• String or ribbon to tie around the filled-up sack

1. Print image onto transfer paper and cut out 2. Place image face-down on fabric and fix in place with hot iron 3. Carefully peel transfer paper off

Step one

Scan or photograph the image (in natural light, without a flash, straight from above) and open it in a picture editing program on your computer.

Step two

Crop the image until you're happy with it and play around with the size. Do a print test for size on plain paper.

Step three

Once you've got the right size, print onto the transfer paper. Wait for it to dry for 30 minutes.

Step four

Cut around the image - curves are best to avoid peeling. If the picture is on coloured paper, cut it into a square or circle with the image in the centre. If it's on white, follow the shape of the picture.

Step five

Place the image face down in place on your sack and use a hot iron over it. Follow the instructions carefully on the transfer paper packet as different sizes require different times.

Step six

Peel away, stuff the sack and tie with a bit of string!

To make the sack from scratch

Step one

Cut your fabric into one large rectangle 60cm by 45cm and fold width ways with right sides together so you have the correct size of the sack.

Step two

Use a sewing machine to stitch along two open sides in an L-shape, leaving the one 45cm-side unstitched as the sack's top.

Step three

Fold the top over twice and stitch all the way around to create a neat seam at the opening.

Step four

Turn inside out and apply the transfer (as above).

Homemade bath bombs

By Lana Hallowes 

Handmade gifts are so much better than bought ones - just the same as your kids' handwritten cards (the ones that are full of adorable spelling mistakes) beat bought ones any day! Make your own bath bombs as gifts for friends with this too-easy recipe.

You'll need:

• 1 1/2 cups bicarbonate of soda
• 1/2 cup citric acid powder (use fine grade, available from chemists or pool supply shops)
• Sieve
• Potpourri or herbal teabags such as chamomile, lemon, rosehip or peppermint
• An essential oil such as peppermint, lavender, geranium
• Sweet almond oil (from chemists)
• Food colouring
• Rubber gloves
• Moulds from craft shops

Step 1

To make the base mix: sieve the bicarb soda and citric acid powder into a large dry mixing bowl. This will make enough for four bath bombs.

Step 2

To make one bath bomb, transfer 1/2 cup of the base mix into a medium bowl and stir in the contents of a herbal teabag or other dry ingredient such as potpourri. Set aside.

Step 3

In a small bowl, combine 6 drops of essential oil of your choice, 1/2 teaspoon of sweet almond oil and 8 to 12 drops of food colouring - or until your desired colour is reached.

Pour this mixture into the bowl containing the 1/2 cup of base mix and stir quickly with a teaspoon so things don't start fizzing!

Step 4

Wearing rubber gloves, continue to combine the ingredients with your fingertips until it starts to clump together when compressed in your hand. It's essential you do this with your fingertips, not a spoon, so the liquid is distributed evenly. The mix is now ready to go into a mould.

Step 5

Wipe a little sweet almond oil inside the mould.

Fill the mould with the mixture, packing it in firmly.

Make the other bath bombs with the remaining mixture, working with 1/2 cup at a time.

Leave the bath bombs in their moulds to set for at least 24 hours (36 hours is even better).

After they have set, turn each mould over and bang it firmly once on a flat surface, then gently ease out the bath bombs

Tips

• According to aromatherapy, different essential oils have different effects - lavender brings a sense of calm and comfort; peppermint re-energises the body and clears the mind; and geranium uplifts both mind and spirit.
• To make sure your bath bombs are easy to remove, stick to simple moulds such as ball, heart and star shapes.
• To give your bombs a pretty, textured look, sprinkle extra herbal tea or potpourri into the moulds before you press in the mix.
• Wrap individual bath bombs in clear cellophane and tie with a pretty ribbon to give as gifts. Craft supply shops also sell various vessels such as wooden boxes that you can place the bath bombs in cushioned with raffia. You can also buy decorative noodle boxes from $2 shops that make a cute gift wrapping idea.

Remember, hot water activates the fizz in the bombs - cold water doesn't work.

Stencilled tote bags

By Belinda Graham

As green bags (and all the colours of the rainbow for that matter) take over grocery stores and sometimes, general shopping it'd be nice to see something a little more stylish on the shoulders of supermarket shoppers every now and then. Enter the classic calico tote, a little freezer paper, paint and a simple idea. These flashcard-style bags are sweet, personalised gifts for just about everyone kids as library bags, the store-owner as a bank bag, your mum as a shopping bag. And of course, it's not limited to a letter and matching motif spell out the recipient's name, design your own pattern or just use a cool graphic alone. Or stencil a T-shirt, tea towel, cushion...Easy peasy!

You'll need:

• A tote bag. These were made by hand, but Lincraft have plain calico bags for around $1.50.
• Paint. Acrylic is fine to use, but if you use on a T-shirt or something that will be washed regularly, fabric paint would be better.
• Paintbrush
• Scalpel
• Cutting mat: a chopping board does the same thing if you don't have one
• Printout stencil template: use Word for letters and Google images for silhouette shapes of your choice. Simple shapes are best...less cutting required
• Freezer paper. It needs to be freezer paper for the paper to stick. Spotlight sell Reynold's Freezer Paper by the metre ($1.50 per metre) or by the roll ($18).
• An iron and ironing board

1. Equipment 2. Position a sheet of freezer paper over paper stencil and cut out 3. Place the waxy side of the freezer paper on the fabric and iron into place 4. Using fabric paint, fill in stencil

Step one

Tape a piece of freezer paper waxy-side down over the top of the stencil and cut it out with a scalpel. You could also trace the letter or image onto the freezer paper first and then cut the pencil outline. Keep all smaller, interal cut-outs such as the circle in a b or o. 

Step two

With the iron set on hot, put your main freezer-paper stencil into place waxy-side down - on the bag and iron over it. The wax will gently melt onto the bag to create a seamless stencil. Now iron any insert cut-outs or smaller stencils into place. Slip another piece of freezer paper into the bag with the waxy side on the back-side of the area you're stenciling and iron. This will create a seal that will avoid the paint bleeding.

Step three

Paint the exposed area in the colour of your choice and leave overnight to dry or in the sun for several hours. Check fabric paint for specific instructions.

Step four

Gently peel away the stencil...it will remove easily.

Again, I could go on forever with these beautiful and simple Christmas crafts, but I only picked my favourites.  If you would like to check other equally easy and creative projects please visit www.kidspot.com.au.

The Book Depository stocks an amazing collection of Christmas Craft ideas books, here is a short preview:

Homemade Christmas and Festive Decorations: 25 Home Craft Projects (Paperback)By (author) Ros Badger, By (author) Elspeth Thompson

Add a touch of personality and creativity to your home with projects for Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Valentine's and birthdays. Complete with step-by-step instructions and beautiful photography, learn to make extra special festive decorations - such as a birthday pinata, knitted angels, fragrant rose petal stuffed hearts or an Easter tree. Shop-bought decorations just can't compare! 25 fun and simple projects to make, perfect for beginners. Complete with patterns, and knitting, sewing and craft basics. Includes a directory of suppliers and resources The content of this book is adapted from Homemade by Ros Badger and Elspeth Thompson, first published by Collins in 2009.

Christmas Make and Do: Craft Ideas Inspired by the Story of the First Christmas (Bible Make and Do)(Paperback)
By (author) Gillian Chapman, By (author) Christine Chapman

Lets you make cards and wrapping paper, decorations, an advent calendar and the nativity tableau. This title features practical step-by-step craft ideas to keep children busy in Advent while teaching them the story and meaning of the events of the First Christmas. It emphasizes on using inexpensive materials and equipment, where possible.

Cookie Craft Christmas: Dozens of Decorating Ideas for a Sweet Holiday (Hardback)By (author) Valerie Peterson, By (author) Janice Fryer

Make every Christmas a cookie craft Christmas! The holidays offer just the right combination of cold weather and family togetherness for cookie crafters to elevate their skills to show stopping new heights. With more than 60 new Christmas cookie designs, along with festive New Year's cookies and lovely Hanukkah treats, "Cookie Craft Christmas" delivers colorful inspiration to cookie decorators just when they need it most. Each spread features a full-page, close-up photograph of one cookie cutter shape with detailed decorating instructions on the facing page. Some pages feature one gloriously decorated cookie, while others might feature two or three interpretations of the same shape - ornaments in complementary colors, Christmas trees decorated in varying styles or gingerbread men wearing a rainbow of colors and patterns. Decorating instructions are as simple as tinting cookie dough green before baking Christmas trees or as intricate as piping hair on a gingerbread grandma, creating a frilly pattern for her apron, and decorating her dress using a pretty feathering technique. Techniques are described in full in a Decorating Glossary, and cookie and icing recipes are included. Fresh inspiration and fabulous decorating ideas fill the pages of this handy little source book. It's the perfect gift for anyone who has ever picked up a pastry bag.

The Christmas Craft Book (Paperback)By (author) Thomas Berger

Simply made decorations for home or school are an absorbing way for children to become involved in the celebration of Advent and Christmas. Parents, teachers and children will quickly learn to make crib figures, candles, lanterns, angels, Advent calendars and a variety of Christmas tree decorations. The projects are all described and fully illustrated with diagrams and colour photographs.

The Advent Craft and Activity Book: Stories, Crafts, Recipes and Poems for the Christmas Season(Paperback)By (author) Christel Dhom, Translated by Bernadette Duncan

This practical, fully illustrated book includes creative suggestions for each day from December 1 through to Christmas and Epiphany, based on the Christian traditions of this festive period. The book is inspired by German Christmas traditions, and the crafts, activities and stories all have a wonderful German flavour. Learn how to bake delicious German biscuits and Stollen, make your own advent calendars and Christmas decorations, and find out more about legendary figures such as St Nicholas. This is a fabulous resource for keeping children engaged and involved with celebrations throughout the Christmas season.

Fa La La La Felt: 45 Handmade Holiday Decorations(Paperback)By (author) Amanda Carestio

'Tis the season to make felt crafts-fa, la la la la! These 45 festive Christmas projects will bring joy to crafters everywhere. Created by successful online designers from around the world, the adorable items range from a sweet garland of little birds to super-cute matryoshka doll ornaments. All can be made with simple sewing techniques and there are both no-sew and eco-smart options, too. Both indie and mainstream crafters will love these fresh new ideas!

Messy Christmas: 3 Complete Sessions and a Treasure Trove of Craft Ideas for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany(Paperback)By (author) Lucy Moore, By (author) Jane Leadbetter

Building on the popularity of Messy Crafts, this title extends the range of messy things to do at your Messy Church with a particular focus on the Christmas season. It includes crafts for Advent, crafts for Christmas and more general winter-themed activities to take you on into the New Year.

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