The Creative Tweens

 

  Once upon a time there lived a great great great wizard. His name was Merlin. He want to create a magical key so he can go on adventures but when he create the magical key he died because the magic was so strong…… 1000 years later a boy named Kipper got angry with his friends, Chip and Biff because they were not letting him play with them so, Kipper went angrily and took their toys and started digging the backyard and hiding their toys under the ground. When the last toy was left and he was hiding the last toy in the ground he saw a shining key, he grabbed the key in amazement and before he could go and tell his family about it, the key began to glow brighter and brighter and suddenly Kipper saw himself in a forest. He saw a large butterfly with the size of an elephant and then he saw a giraffe with then size of a cat. Kipper couldn’t believe his eyes and he understood that this place is magical and big animals became small and small animal became big! He saw lots of animals and ...

 Origami is the art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures. I am Balaj Shahryar and my hobby is Origami. I buy books related to origami and today I am going to share a trick from one of the books I bought  online from http://kidslearning.com/ . I made a video in which I made a cock's head with paper. Check it out !!!                                                            Video edition and blog post written by Eshal Salman

Are you the one who has zero knowledge of sewing yet you drool over every other diy sewing project?? Well then you are the right kind of person I'm making this diy for,  Things you will need: ^ A spare cushion (I used a square cushion you can use any shape). ^ A fabric of your choice printed/plain /painted ^ A pair of scissors And that’s about it …  To prepare for your pillow or cushion cover, take the fabric and iron it first to get rid of all the creases. Next this is done lay out the fabric on a smooth surface and place the cushion in the center now you could either roughly cut the fabric leaving 3,4 inches on all four sides* (If you`re making a square cushion). Or you could measure the size of your cushion and then leave extra 2 inch on all sides. Now as you have completed the first step you`ll be left with 2 pieces of fabric, lay both the pieces one on the top and one on the bottom of the cushion and start tying knots carefully each side until the end ,to further customi...

       Today I’ll tell you how to recycle your own used paper. Instead of throwing your paper in the bin, you can recycle it by making a beautiful piece of art. So, the materials needed for this process are: 1. Used paper 2. Water 3. Bowl 4. Cooking blender 5. Stainer 6. Cloth 7. Dried leaves and flower petals (optional) PROCESS: Cut up your paper roughly into one-inch pieces. Soak your paper in water for one or two hours. Pour some water and the paper in the blender and Start blending it. You should blend it until it turns into a pulp. Take a tub, put the pulp mixture in it and some more water. If you want to make your paper colorful you can add organic products like; tea leaves, turmeric powder etc. or you can add watercolors and poster paints. Take your strainer (it can be of any size and shape) Immerse the strainer in the bowl in which is your pulp and then slowly bring it up out of the mix, until it is fully covered with the particles of pulp. Now,...

Dalgona Coffee  Today I am going to tell you two fascinating cold coffee recipes. The first one is dalgona coffee. It is quite famous and super easy and fast to make. The recipe for 3 cup of coffee :- Black coffee 2 tbsp ( depends on how dark the coffee is) Caster sugar 3 tbsp Hot water 3 tbsp Stir it with spoon until free of lumps. After stirring, use an electric mixer to whisk. After 4 to 5 minutes, you will get a thick and sticky texture. Then pour some milk on ice in each glass. Scoop some dalgona on top of the milk and spread it nicely. And your dalgona is ready !!!!! If you want to make this coffee in winter, you can put hot milk instead of cold and not put ice in it.                                                   Another Cold Coffee There is no specific name for this coffee, you can just say cold coffee. This is also a very easy and quick recipe. It...

I see the sky beautiful and charming But the clouds of sadness make weather alarming I am afraid to go out And have my blood on a dog's snout You never know when you'll die Because of which I never lie I hope for the best and prepare for the worst So I give my prayers and I am called the first I never take blame on me for my mistake But I always keep what is mine to take I am a body under construction Because I am chosen for attraction I am the icon I am the one I am who I am looking for  I am "myself" Poet: Ryyan Shahryar

Hey guys, I just watched a very fascinating art technique video on YouTube and immediately tried it on my sketch book and it came out awesome! So I decided to share this wonderful art technique with you. You’ll only need three things, no.1 sketch book no.2 black pointer no.3 poster colors. You can make thank you, sorry or birthday cards using this technique or just frame this piece in your room.  I made a step by step video so that you can easily follow.

Whether you want to call it fluid art, liquid art, or acrylic pouring, there’s nothing more satisfying than creating abstract masterpieces by letting pigment run amok. Fluid art is the process of pouring paints onto a canvas to create unique pieces of artwork. We can all agree that fluid artwork looks fantastic; something is mesmerizing about the way fluid artwork draws you in with all its hidden details.  Getting started with acrylic pouring isn’t particularly difficult, making it a great art form for all skill levels. With so many techniques to try, you can get as simple or complicated as you’d like. It’s also fun for all ages! There are endless types of acrylic pouring techniques. Some of the techniques are: 1. Basic or Clean Pour 2. Dirty Pour 3. Swipe Acrylic pour 4. Puddle pour 5. Dip pour 6. Tree ring pour 7. String pull pour 8. Balloon smash acrylic pour The technique which I tried is Dirty pouring. You can use any combination and number of c...

Ever heard of string art? I'm sure you did it’s the best diy activity plus pinterest is drooling all over with it, so I thought why not give it a try and share it with all of you guys .. Here are some quick fun facts I learned about string art; it was introduced in the early 19th century by an English woman who used this technique to teach math to the kids.  A French mathematician, Pierre Bézier, created a curve formula using string art to help solve complex equations. It is still used in computer graphics and related fields, known as Bézier curve.   the popularity of string art reached its peak in the 70's when every household used to have a string art picture on their walls. And yet several decades later the art has reemerged on the internet with more variety, intricacy and has opened doors for future artist's.                                               ...

There is a curfew going on in the whole world because of this life threatening virus. I am keeping safe by staying home and hope you are too. I am a street food lover and last week my aunt made a very yummy street food snack at home. It was super tasty. I instantly asked my aunt the recipe of this mouthwatering food because I wanted to share this recipe with you, my dear street food lover fellows.                                      Ingredients:- 2 medium size tomatoes  3 or 2 green chilies 2 medium size onions 2 lemons Chaat masala 1/4 tsp salt or according to the taste Recipe:- This recipe is very simple yet yummy, Take a bowl; add two medium chopped tomatoes, place three chopped green chilies in it, then put two medium chopped onions, add in salt, put chaat masala as much as you want, and squeeze two lemons in it, mix well and voilà! your salad is done. While serving add a packet of ...

When Pakistan was new to history its population was just 70 million. Therefore, many places were wild and uninhabited.   At the early days of migration, between 1948 - 49, there lived Molana Ahmed and his family near the suburbs of Karachi. They lived quite far from other families. Their house was very old probably of late 1800s and remained abandoned for several years until  Mr. Ahmed purchased it. But the thing that he didn't  know was… the house was HAUNTED!!!   It all started one night when everyone was deep asleep...there came a strange noise from the bedroom as if someone is trying to move the chairs from one corner to the other. Molana Ahmed got awake but suddenly the noises stopped. Mr. Ahmed gave no heed to the incident and went to sleep.   Early at dawn, when everyone  was asleep and Molana Ahmed was reciting Quran after Fajr  prayers, he heard some strange noises from the room adjacent to the room where his family was sleeping. He hear...

Hello everyone, I am going to show you an art technique today which is called ‘Pull string art’. When I learned this, I immediately knew I wanted to share this with everyone around me. It is simple and fun to do. The result we get after the process is reminiscent of a calla lily flower. You can get it framed and gift it to your friends or you can use it for decorating your house. The best part is, this technique doesn’t require expensive art supplies, the only materials needed for this technique are: String Ink Rough book Any Paper THE PROCESS: Start by practicing on your sketchbook or with some paper and a rough book. First cut a piece of string, not so long that you cannot control it but long enough that you can swirl it around on the paper. Now, dip the string in the ink, completely saturating it. Take any rough book and keep your paper on it (folded in half) Then hold the string over the paper you are using. Allow it to hit and lay on the paper in a ran...

Hey guys, hope your Ramadan went well, and that you all tried some interesting new recipes all thanks to corona. Did you guys noticed? Our parents were at ease that we eat healthy and hygienic food. Hope you all have tried some delicious recipes and had been a helping hand to your mothers and elder sisters in the kitchen. Okay now, I am going to share a quick and easy yet yummy recipe with you that I tried will surely make you crave for more. Hope you'll try it and we would love to see the picture of it. 

This corona virus has me and my 8 years old twin sisters sitting at home so we took some art classes, there the lady was pretty nice and she gave us some tips and tricks on how to make geometrical designs. I had compass, protractor, scale, pencil, colors, and papers, from which we made these awesome design. We only used geometrical tools to make geometrical designs. We took 3 to 4 combination of colors or you can do pastel colors and color the whole design.  It was a soothing experience as we colored in the different shapes. My sisters and I enjoyed it a lot and hope you’ll too.  It would be a great pleasure if you try and share your designs with me in the comment section. Article by Eshal Salman

Once in a land unknown by the rest of the world, lived a creature 9 metres long and very dangerous, whom in our time is known as the anaconda. A snake who weighs 250 KGs was unknown at that time. A time of magic and happiness but in the dark was mystery and horror where no one even thought of going .The anaconda lived in the dark forest in an enchanted house which protected it from outsiders .Even with its massive size and weight it was a kind and generous snake. A father of two and a brother of four , the anaconda had a big family.     One day something strange happened.The anaconda went out for food and on his way back he found a man-cub. He took him and raised him as their own .The boy now had a family who were different from him. Days passed and the boy started to understand them. They named him Alexander after their great grandfather.     Meanwhile in the magical area lived a child named Samuel. He was very adventurous and he always dreamed on ...