Customer Reviews

Look What You Can Make from Paper Plates: Over 90 Pictured Crafts and Dozens of More Ideas

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I bought this book for a 3 year old nephew. Not only he loved it but also I did. The book contains many great crafting ideas for kids. Most easy to make with no need fo detailed instructions.

Very impressed with this easy to read collection of paper plate activities. The easily understood activities all have clear photographs of the finished product.

This is a fun craft book for any age for all kids (3 and up) can safely decorate paper plates. A perfect activity for a rainy or snowy day.

The illustrations in the book are easy to follow and kids can make up their own designs using some of the ideas in the book.

M Binder
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I purchased this crafty book to use when my granddaughters, ages 11 and 4, come over. They like to make things and have good imaginations. They love this book.

They will both pick out something they want to make. Unfortunately, they both never choose the same thing. The book is so well written that it is easy, even for my 11 year old, to follow the directions.

The book contains patterns for many different types of projects: animals, centerpieces, games, decorations, toys and more. The ideas are clever and fun to make. The items are all inexpensive to make using materials such as paper plates, egg cartons, chenille sticks, straws, poster board with crayons, paints, glue and tape to help decorate. If you don't happen to have the material on hand that is called for, it is easy to substitute something else.

This is a fun book full of activities that will keep your children busy and creative for hours.

This book has some great ideas, I can use them at home with my 2 kids or adjust it to use with my preschool class.

My younger grand daughter has enjoyed this book

Totally exceeded expectations, lots of great ideas, utilized much of this book, great fresh new ideas.

Paper plates are one of my favorite craft materials and this book certainly is chock full of ideas.

After you start making some of the crafts included in this book, you'll begin looking at paper plates in a whole new way. And the kids will soon be coming up with their own ideas.

Actually, I've come to count on the whole series of "Look What You Can Make From...." I've got three of these books on my crafting bookshelf right now! (Paper Tubes and Paper Bags) They all represent fun things to do with stuff that you have laying around the house.

Definitely a must for teachers, parents, daycare provides and Kids (of course)!

My daughter and three year old love making these projects, and then do role play with the results. Uses things you would have around house and directions make it easy to follow.