Balloon sleeves have proven to be a trend with staying power. If you’re looking for your on-trend knitting project, we’ve got 11 suggestions!
The Be Mine Balloon Sleeve Top sewing pattern boasts striking balloon sleeves & subtle details, making it a must-have addition to your wardrobe.It’s drafted in a range of sizes from 4 to 30, so you can create this on-trend piece for yourself. You can even mix & match the balloon sleeve with other patterns in the PE woven range.WATCH THE VIDEO to see what's in this sewing pattern.
Made with thick yarn on chunky needles, this drop-shoulder cardi knits up in record time. Features a ribbed neckline, over-size fit, balloon cuffs and heart motif on the back. The Love Bomber comes in three size options and is knit from the bottom up as one piece before dividing off at the underarms. The sleeves are knit in the round from top down. Tip: This cardigan is worked on 10mm and 15mm circular needles.While this pattern could technically be knit on straight needles, the bulky yarn means the stitches won’t actually fit on them. We recommend circular needles for this project so that you can get the extra length needed. Designed to be worn with 2-10” / 5-25 cm ease. Finished Bust measurements are 98.5 (110.5, 123) cm / 38.75” (43.5, 48.5)“. Sizes read as A (B, C). Model is approx 88 cm/34.5” at the bust and wears size B with approx 9” / 22.5 cm positive ease.
Preschoolers love balloons. They love paint too. So why not combine the two into this amazingly simple balloon print art project?
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Listing is for a cross stitch pattern. Pattern comes as an instant pdf download. Great fun Christmas white elephant gift idea. Welcome to our shop, where we do our best to leave you in stitches! Enjoy a more modern take on a classic pastime with our funny beginner cross stitch pattern Balloon animal dog. Great gift for mom, grandmother, or auntie, or just for that one person you know who loves the circus or dogs. Uses full stitches only. Comes in both pdf and word format. 2053 stitches 63 x 60 work area or 4.5 x 4.5 inches Fits 6 inch hoop Instant pdf download comes with: color and symbol cross stitch patterns a short guide for stitching Image to use as a reference Floss color chart If you have any questions regarding this item, please hit the “Ask a Question” button next to the price and I will get back to you within 24 hours. Happy Stitching:) All of our patterns are for personal use only and are copyrighted 2018 4stitchesandgiggles.
Summer weather is finally here! So I thought your kids would LOVE to win this fun giveaway- one that will keep them cool this summer! I know kids of all ages love water balloon fights! My 13 year old loves these colorful balloons that are super easy to fill up all at once. Zuru Bunch O Balloons, 3 different colors, Fill in 60 Seconds, 100 Total Water Balloons: Forget the trials of filling and tying countless individual balloons, Bunch O Balloons takes all the hassle of preparing for a water fight and lets you just enjoy the fun! Simply secure
Ready? Set. GO! Blast off with this EASY balloon rocket experiment! Learn simply physics with a fun summer science activity for kids.
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ABOUT THE PATTERN The pattern comes as one PDF file with detailed instructions on everything you need to know to crochet the Whale Shark Balloon and the passenger Captain Froggie. It can be followed step-by-step and is accompanied by photos for all the trickier parts. Next to the written pattern, the PDF includes a list of all needed materials & tools, a table of all stitch types/abbreviations required for this pattern, and also a tutorial section with detailed explanations for some of the more unusual used stitches and techniques. If you find any typos, mistakes, or unclear parts, please let me know and I’ll do my best to correct & update the pattern! ABOUT THE FINISHED BALLOON With the hook size and yarn type I’m using, the final Whale Shark Balloon (from top to basket at the bottom) is around 35cm tall, and around 20cm wide (measured at the biggest part of the balloon envelope). Captain Froggie is very small: roughly 6cm tall and 4.5cm wide. DIFFICULTY LEVEL Medium MATERIALS NEEDED Crochet Hook (4mm) Yarn (worsted weight) Stuffing (e.g. 100% polyester fiber fill) 2x Safety Eyes (black, ø 5mm) 2x Safety Eyes (black, ø 7mm) 4x Wooden Pearl (or something similar like a button, ø 15mm) Wire (a length of 30cm should be more than enough) Sewing Needle Scissors Sewing Pins Stitch Markers Follow me on Instagram to see what else I’m working on: https://www.instagram.com/schrahki/ ✨
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World Geography can be boring for students but you can make it FUN! Your kiddos will LOVE creating their own globe using a balloon and cut-outs. This set includes: Student materials list and directions, detailed continent shapes, more broad continent shapes (easier cutting), compass graphic, continent labels, ocean labels, North Pole labels, reference map of the world. Balloon Suggestion (affiliate link): 12"latex balloons (100 count), Royal Blue Don't want to use a balloon? Some teachers have told me they've used paper mache, pumpkins, and posters. If you happen to take pictures of your completed projects, I would LOVE to see them! You can tag me on Instagram (@Learning_Lab) or email them to me at [email protected].
"Mongolfiere Innamorate" - raduno internazionale di mongolfiere a Carpineti di Reggio Emilia - 10/18 Febbraio 2008 ["Baloons in love 2008", international gathering of hot air baloons in "Carpineti" of Reggio Emilia, Italy - 10/18 February, 2008]
Balloons, like plastic bags, create a lot of litter. Here's why you should say no to balloons and some eco-friendly alternatives to balloons.
Made with thick yarn on chunky needles, this drop-shoulder cardi knits up in record time. Features a ribbed neckline, over-size fit, balloon cuffs and heart motif on the back. The Love Bomber comes in three size options and is knit from the bottom up as one piece before dividing off at the underarms. The sleeves are knit in the round from top down. Tip: This cardigan is worked on 10mm and 15mm circular needles.While this pattern could technically be knit on straight needles, the bulky yarn means the stitches won’t actually fit on them. We recommend circular needles for this project so that you can get the extra length needed. Designed to be worn with 2-10” / 5-25 cm ease. Finished Bust measurements are 98.5 (110.5, 123) cm / 38.75” (43.5, 48.5)“. Sizes read as A (B, C). Model is approx 88 cm/34.5” at the bust and wears size B with approx 9” / 22.5 cm positive ease.
Beautiful print of a bubble balloon dog holding a love heart bubble balloon. Simple design perfect for any house or apartment. The black and white work perfectly together to create a sleek, modern and cool work of art.
Preschoolers love balloons. They love paint too. So why not combine the two into this amazingly simple balloon print art project?
Our Wedding Announcements came! I mailed all 20 of them out in today's mail. In case you are wondering what the "fine print" says It just basically says the where and when and that it will be a PRIVATE ceremony and that we look forward to celebrating our marriage with friends & family in the near future! *********** Art Room Happenings *********** My Second graders have been working on these Hot Air Balloons now for a few weeks! I have laid down the law with my expectations of coloring with "No white showing" Thus not a rapid breeze through project! Kindergarten Polar Bears! I read them "the three snow bears" by Jan Brett White Paint, Oil Pastels, sharpies. What I don't like about this lesson is that my sharpies some how run out of ink from the paint. I swear the second you take a sharpie over tempera paint to outline, it like kills the marker. I've been working hard on "Organizing" my students C R E A T I O N S T A T I O N So basically what this shelf is --is for my students to come over and keep them selves busy should they finish a project early. They have their option of stencils, plain white paper, How to draw cards, word searches, or coloring pages. Every year I throw my old markers that still work, into this marker bin that the students are allowed to use to during their extra free draw time. The color pencils where randomly there in my room when I over took it, so I have those (my junky mis-matched ones) and then a completely "complete" set that my older kids use on more in depth projects. The biggest challenge for my students is that they keep grabbing our "GOOD" project markers and crayons for "free draw" which they aren't suppose to do. Our Good markers I try to keep in color coded containers for each of my tables. I keep all "MISC" craft stuff in Mason Jars. It makes it WAY easy to see what I am low on! This poster is a new addition to my room (thank you Pinterest!) It REALLY benefits ALL grades as a reminder of how color the "right" way!
Age of Exploration: Here are a few activities we have been doing in our Explorer unit recently ... I start off this unit with a GREAT lesson from the SS series History Alive. They have you put on underwater music and have the kids pretend to be archaeologists scuba diving and discovering an old "Explorer" wreck. They retrieve these artifacts, log them, and discover what they tell us about the Explorers. We then categorize them like you see above. They kids really get into this lesson! At the beginning of the unit I also have the students partner up and share their "explorer schema" with each other. Then we share as a class and discuss together what we think we already know. My favorite spot in my classroom is my history corner. I get antsy throughout the school year and I love that this little area is constantly changing. Plus, I love how interactive it is - I try and always have "artifacts" that the kids can touch, books that relate to the topic, maps/pictures, clothing/costumes, and as we go, I add their artwork to make it authentic :) We are not technically supposed to hang any thing from our ceilings due to fire codes ... but no one has talked to me yet and this makes our room feel so much more "explorer ship-like" ;) Compasses the kids made This is another FUN activity. We learn about how the explorers brought back lots of new tastes from the "New World" Before I have them identify what these "tastes" are we do a "New World Smelling" activity. I have the different food items pre-cut and labeled in numbered dixie cups (take a little prep time the night before) Then the kids get a sheet to record their "smells" and their guesses. I actually made 2 sets so that the kids could all be doing it at the same time - I only had 12 items "New World" Tastes: Potato tomoto bell peppers tobacco - obviously not in the cups! *lol* vanilla chocolate pineapple blueberries kidney beans sunflower seeds pumpkin (not in the cups - out of season) corn peanut butter chili peppers In pairs, I have the students read a biography about an explorer. Using this information they have to fill out an "explorer ship" together answering what the their explorers greatest achievement was, his motives for exploration, two facts they found interesting, and their discovery. I added these to our map - aren't they cute? We filled in a map that had famous expedition routes on it We used our knowledge of explorer styles ships and drew them to go with our explorer newspaper article we will be writing to go with our informational writing this week. For more of my posts on Exploration, visit HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE. For more fun Explorer lessons by other people, visit the link below!
Up, up and away! Miffy and her balloon is one of her most iconic images. The simple illustration and bold, bright colours of the poster make it a fun-filled addition to your child's bedroom wall. Or even on the wall of your own sitting room, perhaps? Dick Bruna's iconic Miffy illustrations are instantly recognisable across the world. The bold colours and simple lines have also made Miffy a bit of a design classic!The yellow background is joyful and fun, and the balloon itself is an image of childhood innocence and play. Miffy, of course, embodies all these qualities, so it's no wonder that this is one of our favourite Miffy prints! Printed in the UK, our mini posters are printed on 11" x 14" semi-matte 280gsm gallery grade paper, for the utmost quality of print. The size is ideal for the image, considering that when mounted and framed, it looks much larger than it is. Kids and adults alike delight in Bruna's relatable stories and beautiful drawings, and have done for over sixty years now. Here at the official Miffy Shop, we have everything you need to bring a little Miffy magic into your life, so why not pass on your love for Miffy to the next generation?
Ooooo this is gorgeous! Crochet Hot Air Balloon Garland This is just for inspiration as there isn’t a pattern, but you can buy a ton of similar cuteness at byGu ‘s Etsy store.
Artist: Jeff Koons (After) Title: Balloon Dog (Red) Year: 2012 Signed: No Medium: Offset Lithograph Paper Size: 50.25 x 35.25 inches ( 127.635 x 89.535 cm ) Image Size: 50.25 x 35.25 inches ( 127.635 x 89.535 cm ) Edition Size: 1000 Framed: No Condition: A-: Near Mint, very light signs of handling Additional Details: Large exhibition poster depicting "Balloon Dog (Red)" by Jeff Koons, a piece from his "Celebration" series which was Initiated in 1994 and completed in 2000 with a total of five Balloon Dog Sculptures (Blue, Magenta, Yellow, Orange, Red). The series, celebrating childhood in a veritably baroque manner, was brought together for the first time in 2012 at the Beyeler Foundation in Basel, Switzerland. less
Crocheting is a fun and creative way to make different objects, and one of the most popular items are crochet balloon animals. Balloon dogs are a classic toy
