Kirstie Allsopp Craft

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Create your own découpage cat with this cute craft kit, which also comes as a horse, dog, dinosaur, swan and butterfly. This book is the first in a series of crafting books that Kirstie has released in conjunction with her TV series. In continuous publication since 1885 and widely respected as England's longest running weekly magazine for women, The Lady is celebrated both for the quality of its editorial pages and its classified advertisements. We chat to Kirstie Allsopp to get all the behind-the-scenes gossip – and what happens when crafts go wrong on air! Without cookies this site can not work properly, preventing you from logging in or storing your preferences.

Kirtie’s loo roll owls were certainly cute and easy to make, but why not try turning your cardboard tubes into a fun game for your little ones?Read on to find out when the show is on TV, where you can watch it this year, and Kirstie's revelations about what it's like to film it. Slim candles punctuate the Christmas dishes, and we spot a couple of crackers, but it is entirely festive enough. If the usual gold and silver of Christmas doesn't quite suit your home, paper decorations made of colourful illustrated paper – wrapping paper or even wallpaper samples would work – are a lovely bespoke solution.

Baking is always a winner as a rainy day activity but how about swapping the edible ingredients for cute ones instead? It’s also great for promoting problem-solving skills, fine motor skills and hand-to-eye coordination. You can’t turn left or right without being showered by news of people crafting for the NHS, or simply doing it to raise smiles at a difficult time.This kids' craft kit contains 1o,000 beads and there are 10 colours to choose from to make their own unique designs that can be turned into accessories like keyrings and magnets. I mean if you aren’t wildly enthusiastic about Christmas, it might not be the show for you but otherwise, we’ve got you covered.

They'll be able to customise their clothes rather than your walls and will enjoy using the kit when their friends come over. There’s nothing quite like being in the comfort of your own home, and that’s why we love Kirstie’s four-seasons cushion idea. Queen-of-craft Kirstie Allsopp is back with a new series of crafts and skills to help us navigate the unique times we're living in – and we can’t wait to tune in. This one contains 50 handmade projects to try out and is divided in to crafting areas: from Needlecrafts to Flower crafts. While greeting cards are a typical Christmas decoration, adding them to a bed frame with ribbon is a nice touch, and can be replicated just about anywhere in the home.

Once they've been stitched, encourage your child to use their puppets to act out a scene, tell a story, or even make a puppet theatre for them to perform in.

Kirstie Allsopp presents Kirstie's Handmade Christmas and has done since the show's conception in 2014.A Channel 4 spokeswoman said: “The primetime show, Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas will air later this year as planned.