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The Kids’ Book of Paper Love

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This post is brought to you by Workman Publishing. All opinions are my own.

If there is one thing that I love to do with my kids, it is craft projects. We love to get a bunch of art supplies out and sit down together and create a bunch of fun things. What makes it even better is having a book like The Kids’ Book of Paper Love to make it even more fun!

We got the book a couple of weeks ago and my kids have so much fun going through it picking out fun paper projects and crafts to do. Included are projects like making a paper chain with strips of paper, a paper house, making photo booth props, constructing a paper flower bouquet, making a paper terrarium, there is also a foldout paper banner, postcards, glitter stickers, a paper doll, a two-sided poster, and more.

What is even better, this book has been great for all of my kid’s ages 8-14. There is something for everyone – even adults will find fun in doing the projects. Watch the video below to see inside the book…

Your kids can enjoy hours and hours of unplugged fun. They will have so much fun with the projects in the book and forget all about screen time. They can write, craft, play, cut, doodle, and glue.

About The Kids’ Book of Paper Love

A surprise on every page! Brimming from cover to cover with projects and other paper surprises, The Kids’ Book of Paper Love, from the bestselling editors of Flow magazine and books, is a bounty of a book that begs to be folded, cut up, collaged, doodled on, and shared.

Loop paper strips into a paper chain. Snip out bookmarks. Fold a paper house. Make photo booth props—a silly mustache, a crown—to pose with friends. Bind up a DIY storybook and use it to sketch out adventures and dreams. Construct a paper flower bouquet, a paper terrarium, a fortune-teller with prompts like Lend someone a book and tell them why you recommend it.

The Kids’ Book of Paper Love is from the bestselling editors of Flow magazine and books including A Book That Takes Its Time and 50 Ways to Draw Your Beautiful, Ordinary Life. Now Flow enters the children’s section for the first time.

Giveaway

We are excited to be giving away The Kids’ Book of Paper Love and a Flow craft book for Mom: A Book That Takes Its Time: An Unhurried Adventure in Creative Mindfulness. One winner will receive both books. Giveaway open to US addresses only. Prizing and samples provided by Workman Publishing. Giveaway will run from 10/31/19 through 11/8/19

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  1. Malv says

    I have nieces and nephews that  really like to fold, color and decorate fabulous homemade paper airplanes and to see how far they fly for a very fun time.

  2. Paulet says

    Wonderful  super ice-cream sundaes made with many flavors, nuts, candy and whipped cream, my grandchildren always like to make for some  nice fun

  3. Marc says

    My  nieces and nephews really enjoy creating marvelous  T-shirts, polyester-cotton tees,, decorated with fabric paint, shake-on glitter, rhinestones and buttons, for a neat and fun experience.

  4. Milt says

    I have grandchildren that  definitely like to make amazing hanging-art mobiles with string, old magazine pages, straws, paper clips, and ribbon to hang on the porch for lots of entertaining fun. 

  5. Rob says

    My grandchildren  absolutely love to build a cool outdoor tepee from old sheets and a few poles, then draw windows and designs on it, for an exciting time.

  6. Celeste Herrin says

    My favorite things to do with the kids is baking and crafts. My grandson is especially into papercraft slightly making anything and everything he can so I would think this would definitely be the book for him! We could have a lot of fun with it!!

  13. Michelle Tucker says

    I wasn’t blessed with kids, however, I’ve got 18 nieces and nephews, and I love each of them like they were my own. I honestly don’t care what we are doing, just so long as we are spending time together.

  19. Anne Higgins says

    Just as my parents/grandparents included us in most everything – we do the same…from playing cards, board games to outdoor fun of sports or yard work (planting vegis/flowers) to cooking, cleaning and giving their opinions on places to go, things to do as a family. Family is so important

    • Tricia Maldonado says

      One of our favorite things to do right now is paint rocks and hide them around town. It’s fun because all of my four kids can do it and enjoy it!