Volume 01Colourful Beginnings
A fish treasure dish, a ladybird pebble, a dinosaur footprint, a cloud with their name on it.
- Projects 01-10, a template each
- 25-40 minutes of making
- A good place to start
Forty afternoons with your Kids already planned.
40 air-dry clay templates, from the first roll to the painted finish. Ages 4 to 10, with a grown-up at the table.
One project, three ways to make it
Every project says what a four-year-old does, what a seven-year-old does and what a nine-year-old does, and what you do. Brothers and sisters make the same thing at the same table.
Two short sessions, not one long one
Twenty-five to forty minutes of making, then fifteen to twenty-five of painting once the clay is dry. The waiting is part of the plan, not a problem.
Ten pages for every project
Set-up, a making map, the steps in pictures, drying, colouring, fixes and the template.
A printable template for every project
Print at 100%, Actual Size. The grown-up cuts it out, the child traces around it.
A page for when it goes wrong
Oops is part of making. Every project has its own fixes page, so a broken tail does not end the afternoon.
No kiln, no oven, nothing sharp
Air-dry clay and water-based paints from any craft shop. It dries on a shelf, overnight.
Yours the moment you pay
Instant download. Print only the project you are making today and keep the other thirty-nine for another afternoon.
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The volumes
40 projects, grouped the way you make.
Volume 01
Volume 02Ocean and Animal Friends
A turtle dish, a silly monster pot, a sleepy cat, a little whale, a space rocket.
- Projects 11-20, a template each
- 25-40 minutes of making
- Big shapes, bold colours
Volume 03My Creative Corner
Things for their own desk and door: a house sign, a robot tidy, an owl pot, a family handprint.
- Projects 21-30, a template each
- Made to use, not just to look at
- Two of them take 40-60 minutes
Volume 04Little Makers, Big Ideas
A penguin tile, a hot-air balloon, a secret treasure box, and a piece the whole family makes together.
- Projects 31-40, a template each
- Three bigger weekend builds
- Ends with a family celebration piece
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Inside every project
Every project is a complete build. Ten pages, start to finish.
My Fish Treasure Dish, Volume 01 - page by page. Tap any page to see it full size.
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From the bundle
A few of the things you can make.
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Reviews
What makers say
5.0
98 reviews
My 6-year-old spent the whole afternoon making little clay creations. She was so proud of herself and couldn't wait to show everyone. Such a lovely activity to do together!
Adam
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We tried this with our two kids, aged 5 and 8, and they both loved it. The instructions are easy to follow and the projects are genuinely cute. Definitely keeping this for our next rainy day.
Bryan
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What I love most is that my daughter actually uses the things she makes. Her little clay dish is now sitting on her bedside table holding all her treasures. She's very proud of it!
Eduard
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I'd never worked with clay before, so I wasn't sure how this would go. But the step-by-step pictures made everything feel manageable. We made our first project together and had so much fun.
Lindsy
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We started with one little project on Sunday morning. Now my 7-year-old wants to make something new every weekend. I honestly didn't expect him to enjoy it this much.
Amy
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I bought this hoping to find something creative we could do as a family. It's become our little weekend tradition. No screens, no rushing, just making things and chatting together.
Matt
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My daughter made a little treasure dish and immediately put it on her shelf. It's not perfect, but that's exactly what makes it special. She made it herself, and she absolutely loves it.
Alex
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I was surprised by how many different projects there are. Some are really simple and others give the kids a bit more of a challenge. It's nice having everything organized in one place.
Emmanuel
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I helped my youngest with the shaping while his older sister worked more independently. They both had a great time. The projects are easy to adapt depending on their age.
Nico
Simple materials, clear instructions and lots of creative ideas. The kids love making little gifts for grandparents, and I love seeing how excited they get about something they made with their own hands.
Jenna
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Everything, in one download.
The complete Little Makers bundle
Forty projects, ready to print. No kiln. No wheel.
- 40 project guides, ten pages each
- A printable A4 template for every project, at 100%
- Every project in three versions: ages 4-5, 6-7 and 8-10+
- A making map that shows the whole project in six pictures
- A fixes page in every project, for when something breaks
- 400+ pages across four volumes
- Works with any air-dry clay and water-based paints
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Questions before you start
Good questions. Clear answers.
Everything you might want to know before you clear a little space at the table.
What age is this for?
Ages 4 to 10 and up, with a grown-up at the table. Every project comes in three versions: what a four-year-old does, what a seven-year-old does and what a nine-year-old does, with the grown-up’s part written out too. Brothers and sisters of different ages can make the same project side by side.
Do I need a kiln or an oven?
No. Everything is made with air-dry clay, which hardens on a shelf at room temperature. Nothing is fired and nothing is baked.
How long does one project take?
Each project is two sessions. Twenty-five to forty minutes of making, then the clay has to dry properly — several days, and some clays need a week — and then fifteen to twenty-five minutes of painting. Every project has a page that plans the pause for you.
What do I need to buy?
Air-dry clay and water-based paints labelled suitable for your child’s age, two brushes, a small rolling pin, a blunt clay tool, a board or wipe-clean mat and a damp cloth. Nothing is included in the download: these are guides, not a kit.
Can my child do it alone?
No, and the guides say so on every project. A grown-up stays with the activity, cuts the paper template and handles the parts that need care. What the child does is choose, shape, decide the colours and paint.
How do I print the templates?
On A4 at 100%, Actual Size, with Fit to Page turned off. You only print the project you are making that day: the other thirty-nine stay on your computer until you want them.
How do I receive the guides?
Right after purchase you get a download link by email, and the files stay available from your order page.