A handmade gift for Eid!

 

Did you have a nice Ramadan and Eid?

The have been keeping

busy in Ramadan making handmade gifts for Eid.

The present which took us most of Ramadan to complete

was a home for a family of handmade rabbits for our

little sister Sumayyah who's 5 years old.

 

The different rooms were made from empty juice boxes.

So here are the pics. Enjoy!

 

Above is the front of the home.

 

 

 Below is the upstairs bedroom of Girl Bunny,

downstairs the bedroom of Boy Bunny.

 

The stairs.

 

 

 Close up of Boy Bunny's bedroom.

 

Close up of Girl Bunny's bedroom.

 

Mother and Father Bunny's bedroom.

 

 

 The way to the stairs.

 

Close up of parent's bedroom.

The quilt was made of different patterned fabric

cut into squares and glued onto a piece of felt.

 

Clothes hanging from pipe cleaner hangers.

Tiny books on the shelf. Cushions made from felt,

stuffed with stuffing then sewn up.



 

 

 One of the best rooms in the home is the homeschooling room.

 

 

 

 

Next to the homeschooling room is the dining room.

The dining room has a door which leads to the back rooms.

 

 

The back rooms are the kitchen and the sitting room.

 

Side view of the home.

 

Close up of kitchen.

 

 Both the oven and fridge door open.

 

Close up of the sitting room.

 

 Sister Bunny's embroidery that she like to do by the fireplace.

 

 Finally, here is The Bunny Family.

 

Father Bunny.

 

Mother and Baby Bunny.

Girl and Boy Bunny.

Here are photos of The Bunny Family in their home mashaAllah.

 

 Mother cooking, Boy Bunny peeping in. Mmmm, smells good!

 

Father reading.

 

Ssh...Baby sleeping.

 

Girl Bunny and BOY Bunny in the homeschooling room.

 

 Boy Bunny in his bedroom.

 

Our little sister really loves the gift. She plays with it everyday mashaAllah.

 

Hope you like it too!

 

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Love

 



A hat for my sister

 

I hope Ramadan is going by nicely for you all.

 

I have learnt to crochet alhamdulillah!

I felt like crocheting something after seeing my mother

crocheting blankets and granny squares. After that

I decided to give it a try.

 

What I did was, I went on YouTube and found this good, easy to follow

tutorial on how to make a hat. I decided to make it for my little

sister Sumayyah who's 5 and a half years old.

 

Here are the results.

 

 

My sister likes the hat and will inshaAllah wear it

in winter. I added a pom pom to the hat. This

isn't in the tutorial. I found another one for that,

just type in How to make a pom pom and hopefully

there will be lots of links you can follow.

 

Here is the first tutorial for the hat. It shows you

how to start the hat.

 

 

 

Below is the first row tutorial. Just keep following these

tutorials, there are lots of parts to this project.

 

 

Hope you enjoy it!

 

From

~Maryam~

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Ramadan Mubarak

Assalaamu alaykum

 

 

 

 

from

 



 

Sorry again...

 

Sorry for not updating our blog. We've been so

busy with schoolwork, school projects and homework,

plus, we've got exams all next week! InshaAllah

we want to get back to crafting after that, especially in

the summer holidays and during Ramadan.

 

So do drop by again!

 

Love,

          

Art Club (part 4)

 

 

 

We had our last art class on Saturday. The group did 2

projects. The first was a painting with a sunset background

and silhouette foreground.

 

They used watery tempura paints for the sunset, thick

black paint for the foreground and black ink for

the branches which they made by blowing through a straw.

 

The giraffes and elephants were stamps. They had to make

sure they used alot of paint on the stamps so that

they came out well.

 

(Here's our mum's example below)

 

 

And here are the brilliant paintings the girls came up

with mashaAllah!

 

 

Painting the background

 

 

 Close up of some of the finished paintings

 

 

 

 

Next they made butterflies out of toilet roll tubes covered

in pretty paper. The same paper was used for the wings and

sequins, beads were used to decorate.

Pipe cleaners and pom poms

were used for antennas.

 

Zainabs butterfly is the one on the left with

the pointy wings.

 

 

 

 

We hope you have enjoyed looking at the projects.

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