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needs Eeylops Owl Emporium when you can make your very own feathery friends with this crafting video tutorial ...

Tawny, Screech, Barn, Brown or Snowy - why choose when you can make them all with this hoot of a crafting video!

Harry's owl, Hedwig, kept him company throughout his time at Hogwarts, and was also his only friendly companion whilst he spent long summer holidays with the Dursleys.

Now you can learn to make your very own owl. Watch the video below and find out how ...

For more of our arts and crafts videos, check out our Crafting Magic page, as well as our Wizarding World YouTube channel.

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This Architecture Studio Released A Series Of Templates Children Can Use To Create Paper Cities During Lockdown | DeMilked

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If you think you’re bored being stuck at home all day, think about all the children that can’t go to school or go outside to play with their friends. However, British architecture studio Foster + Partners found a way to keep children entertained during the lockdown. They have released a series of paper building templates that kids can print out, color and use to build their own paper cities to keep themselves busy. The studio even encourages children to share their own creations on social media using the #architecturefromhome hashtag!

“Over the next few weeks we will be sharing new activities for children whilst at home, away from school. We’ll include drawing, making, playing, thinking, reading, watching and other activities to keep them entertained – for at least a few hours!” writes the studio.

More info: Foster + Partners | Instagram | Twitter | h/t: Dezeen

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Architecture studio Foster + Partners came up with a creative way to keep children occupied during the lockdown

In an interview with Dezeen, Katy Harris, a senior partner at Foster + Partners, said that the recent lockdown offered the studio an opportunity to create a number of online initiatives that educate and entertain the children that cannot attend school as well as support their parents.

They released a series of templates that kids can print out, color, and fold to create paper cities

Katy says that the studio’s initiative is a “chance for all of us to have some fun and learn at the same time”.

The studio encourages children to share their creations using the #architecturefromhome hashtag

“How about drawing the future architect and the most fantastical skyscraper ever designed!” writes the studio in their latest Twitter post. “This is so much fun and the whole family can play.”

Foster + Partners released templates for a skyscraper, houses and even a tutorial on how to draw trees like an architect.

So far the studio released templates for a skyscraper, some houses…

Katy says that the studio has tried to engage children in activities that are both practical and thought-provoking.

The studio’s main aim was to get children to ask questions about their surroundings and start thinking about the environment they built.

Even though the activities are aimed at children up to 12 years of age, everyone can join in on the fun. “From the responses we are getting, even older children are taking something from these activities,” said Katy. “The broad appeal means that anyone can develop them into something bigger and better.”

…as well as a worksheet showing how to draw trees

Katy says that so far the response has been “absolutely fantastic” and “a bit overwhelming”. The studio received emails from all over the world, including Canada, Spain, Italy, Australia and Cambodia. “We are glad to be able to brighten someone’s day or kindle their creativity in some ways –  stay tuned for many more fun activities!” concluded Katy.

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Welcome to the wonderful world of Zentangle creativity! Thank you for visiting.

The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.

Explore the links on the left to learn more about the benefits and beauty of the Zentangle Method and our nourishing world-wide Zentangle community.

The Eight Steps of the Zentangle Method

Step 01 - Gratitude and Appreciation

Get comfortable, take a few deep breaths and feel gratitude and appreciation - for this beautiful paper, for these wonderful tools, for this opportunity to create something beautiful.

Step 02 - Corner Dots

We teach beginning Zentangle Method with beautiful museum grade cotton paper, 3.5 inches (89 mm) square. To answer a familiar question of what to put on this beautiful paper, place a light pencil dot in each corner, about a pen's width from the edges. Now it's no longer a blank piece of paper.

Step 03 - Border

Connect those dots with a light pencil line, straight or curvy, to create a square. This is your border.

Step 04 - String

Inside the border, draw a light pencil line or lines to make what we call a "string." The string separates your tile into sections, in which you draw your tangles. A string can be any shape. It may be a curvy line that touches the edge of the border now and then, or series of straight lines that go from one side of the border to the next.

Step 05 - Tangle

A tangle is a predefined sequence of simple strokes that make up a pattern. Draw your tangles in pen inside (usually) the pencil strings and borders. Tangle is both noun and verb. Just as you dance a dance, you tangle your tangles. Draw your tangles with deliberate strokes. Don't worry about what it's going to look like. Just focus on each stroke of the pen as you make it. Trust that you'll know what to do next when the time to do it comes. There is no up or down to Zentangle art so feel free to rotate your tile in any direction that is most comfortable for your hand as you draw.

Step 06 - Shade

Add shades of gray with a graphite pencil to bring contrast and dimension to your tile. The black and white two-dimensional tangles transform through shading and appear three-dimensional. You can also use a tortillion (a paper blending stump) to soften and blend the graphite.

Step 07 - Initial and Sign

This is art you created. You should sign it. Put your initials on the front (many people create a unique monogram or chop for this step). On the back, place your name, date, comments and observations.

Step 08 - Appreciate

Hold your tile at arm's length. Turn it this way and that. Appreciate what you just created.

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Learn how to make easy origami with these simple instructions and diagrams. Origami doesn't have to be difficult and frustrating. There are lots of figures that are easy and fun to make. Just follow the step by step guide and you'll be able to fold something in little time.

When you think of origami, you automatically think of some complex paper structure that is difficult to fold, but it doesn't have to be that way. Origamiway.com is here to save the day. Here is a list of easy origami that anyone can have fun making. Click on the diagram you want and fold away.

This is not a complete list of easy origami. We're always adding more and coming up with more creations for you to enjoy. Remember to come back for the latest easy origami!

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Discover. Get inspired. Repeat. Hack things for the better. Learn and grow from the example of others. Pass it on by showing off your own hardware adventures.

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Step-by-step

We make it easy to learn how to make anything, one step at a time. From the stovetop to the workshop, you are sure to be inspired by the awesome projects that are shared everyday.

Made By You

Instructables are created by you. No matter who you are, we all have secret skills to share. Come join our community of curious makers, innovators, teachers, and life long learners who love to share what they make.

A Happy Place

Making things makes people happy. We can't prove it, but we know it to be true. Find your happy place, and join one of the friendliest online communities anywhere.

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FREE PDF - 100+ Makerspace Materials and Supplies

Below is a growing collection of our favorite tweets that focus on makerspace ideas. These ideas range from how to get started to what maker project to do in your makerspace. Whenever we put something online or on Twitter, we want it to be actionable for the makerspace operator. We know you're busy and we want to help simplify the process of starting and running a makerspace. Hopefully these ideas help! As always, and share with us your own makerspace ideas.

Top Makerspace Ideas & Inspiration

- Forest Lake (@ForestLakeWsd) October 20, 2016

Paper Circuit Tutorial w/ Free Project Templates - https://t.co/vYLyujfom2 #makerspaces #makerED #makerspace pic.twitter.com/BYOvMMMXk9
- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) September 14, 2016

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) March 14, 2016

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) May 19, 2016

Need a project for elementary makers? Have them "engineer" a house the wolf cant blow down. Thx @Bourne_iStudio pic.twitter.com/PtpJ5fnNtH

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) February 15, 2016

21st century students need 21st century teachers/librarians. Remember this during this new school year. Keep Learning pic.twitter.com/cKIrpgGKuO

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) August 26, 2015

9 #Maker Projects for Beginner #MakerEd Teachers http://t.co/Ovm9sNupeD #PBL #pblchat #STEM #makerspace #edtech #DIY pic.twitter.com/ufz5slI4tD

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) May 19, 2015

Ive had requests for info on this GIF. Its called "Elephants Toothpaste". Heres the link https://t.co/qIP2TUH0X2 pic.twitter.com/fMuwMMub3S

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) September 14, 2015

60 Amazing Resources From #Stem to #Steam via @edutopia http://t.co/daTfZEEiKY #makerED #istelib #makerspace #edtech pic.twitter.com/1FV844uH9v

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) July 10, 2015

This is great ! Never stop learning. #Makerspaces pic.twitter.com/2kuTnEs94R

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) June 24, 2015

How to Start Your Own #Makerspace https://t.co/dhEv4SCr8j #makerspaces #makerED #STEM #STEAM #edchat #edtech #PBL pic.twitter.com/41gOPO3Vl5

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) June 22, 2015

Create 45 cool #arduino projects w/ the @ArduinoHandbook http://t.co/GP4jWrfjZx
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- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) June 15, 2015

20 #STEM Activities For Kids This Summer. http://t.co/yGsY8cFy33 @TeachThought #robotics #STEAM #MakerED #Edchat #PBL pic.twitter.com/dLaNtCdWE9

- Makerspaces.com (@Makerspaces_com) June 8, 2015

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FREE PDF - 100+ Makerspace Materials and Supplies Below is a growing collection of our favorite tweets that focus on makerspace ideas. These ideas range from how to get started to what maker project to do in your makerspace. Whenever we put something online or on Twitter, we want it to be actionable for the makerspace operator.

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So, what is a zine?? There's no official definition, but most will agree it's a self-published work that has a limited print run (which can range from ten copies to around 5,000 copies). Zines are usually created with the intention not to profit monetarily but to share one's thoughts, feelings, creativity, experience, and/or knowledge with others. Zines are part of a DIY (do it yourself) culture which often includes people from marginalized communities or those who don't have access to more mainstream publishing options.
Intro to zines workshops, books, and other resources:
Our most recommended go-to guide for all things zine is Alex Wrekk's Stolen Sharpie Revolution. Now in its fifth edition, it's an essential resource for the nitty-gritty of how to make a great-looking zine, where to find zines, zine history, and lots more.

by Davida Gypsy Breier

MetaZine: The History and a How-To of Zines presentation from Davida Gypsy Breier

History of Zines presentation by Rachael Kaun for Aunty Mabel's Zine Distro
Whatâ€™s So Great About Zines? List
Whatcha mean, what's a zine? : the art of making zines and minicomics book by Mark Todd and Esther Pearl Watson
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There are lots of information online about how to make a zine, but here are some of our favorites:

Guides for making single-page mini zines:

Anne Elizabeth Moore's "How to Make This Very Zine" is a single-page eight-fold set of instructions for making a single-page zine yourself. It is available in eight languages: Arabic, English, Greek, German, Georgian, Khmer, Russian and Spanish. Find the link to download all eight versions at Moore's website.

Jenna Brager's quick guide to making a one-page mini zine is available at the Sassyfrass Circus blog.

Zinester Celia PÃ©rez created a kid-friendly guide to creating a one-page mini zine for Brightly.

The Experiment With Nature project out of Oregon has a very detailed photo guide to making a one-page mini zine.

To get a little fancier with your mini zine, this photo tutorial from Anatomic Air Press is for creating a 16-page zine out of one piece of paper.

More information on creating zines:

Find adorably illustrated zine-making guides in both English and Spanish by Puerto Rican artist Rosa ColÃ³n Guerra at her Soda Pop Comics shop (and chip a few dollars to help her continue her work!).

An activist design studio, thepublicstudio.ca, put together a 17-page pdf zine on how to make a zine for further information. This tutorial goes beyond the single-sheet zine and discusses design aspects.

how to make a zine video from nicki sabalu on Vimeo

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