Good afternoon everyone. Just wanting to see what's everybody doing for winter crafts. I have many who love crafts, but they have to be meaningful. We did the old book wreath and it was a great success. We will definitely try that one again next year. Any suggestions for January?
We made a paper mache Mr & Mrs Snowmen. The project involved quite a few residents making the head and body of each, then painting them and finally adding the 'fine touches'. Everyone enjoyed doing it.
Hi Susan, I would love to, have one on my phone but don't know how to do it. I will see if someone in the family can help me. The residents really enjoyed it, so many abilities can be involved, tearing up newspaper, mixing flour and water, painting then the final touches all whilst socialising.
Autumn leave will be a great craft idea March We are doing a study of James bond his character Fleming based on his Australian friend Lindsay Cotton We will be making cigarettes, hand guns, hats for our photo props. This will be a huge learning curve mixed in with fun for all Linda Riedel Palm Lake Care Lifestyle coordinator
Golden Carers has been such a help to increase the range of activity sessions that we provide. Our residents love so many of the activities that are on here. It is also lovely that we can share our own idea's to help others. I am so glad that we signed up to Golden Carers - I am always recommending it to other activity coordinators locally.
Why not make some nice snowflakes for January
https://www.goldencarers.com/winter-craft-snow-flakes-/3440/
You can have a discussion about snow or play winter music for this activity
This sounds like a great idea can you send a picture of the finished products
Great tactile and dexerity work out
Make clay roses
No firing they dry like crockery
Baking soda
Oil
Food colouring
Google recipe no cooking
Use bbq skewers as stems
Thank you for this idea
Thank you for your ideas
March
We are doing a study of James bond his character Fleming based on his Australian friend Lindsay Cotton
We will be making cigarettes, hand guns, hats for our photo props.
This will be a huge learning curve mixed in with fun for all
Linda Riedel
Palm Lake Care
Lifestyle coordinator
Thank you for sharing this