DIY Circle Ornaments Kids Craft Tools: Scissors✁ Hot glue gun (done by parent) Hole puncher or use needle (done by parent) Glue for accessories Accessories= ribbons, gems, beads Paint, markers, other drawing utensils Cup for drawing circle Thin Cardboard 1. Create your circles and rectangle to make the top of the ornament: 2. I took about 1 inch to about 4 inches in length and folded it to create the top part of the ornament. 3. punch a hole in the top part of your ornament. With either a hole puncher or create a hole with needle. 4. Hot glue your top piece together, Then keeping the undesirable part of cardboard pieces in the inside, hot glue the two circles with the top in the middle of the two circle pieces. 5. Allow you and your child to use the imagination and go to town. Add the string to the top and other extras if you like! Place them on a tree or wreath, or send them out to family who will enjoy! Leave a comment if you enjoyed creating these! ...
Hello friends I am back to write a quick post that will get you inspired. So I had mentioned in my previous post "on my journey to magic", that I am creating my own magical system. Which may seem ridiculous to some when there are already so may good ways to practice magic already. But a lot of the rituals have words and meanings that aren't relevant today. And I want to put more meaning in my own magic. Or we have come to the point as human beings, that we know long drawn out rituals, aren't necessary to get the job done. How do you create your own system? This is a good question and I don't have it completely figured out but I am unlocking the potential currently. The first thing to understand is how your body works to make magic or manifest things in your life. Some people do this by repetition such as knot spells, some need a whole ritual with opening and closing of a circle that consist of tools such as a wand, cauldron, elements and candles, some l...