Crafting seasons
Easy to make Fröbel stars
Whether you're a beginner or a pro, with these easy step-by-step instructions, you can create Froebel stars from colored or plain paper strips in just a few steps. Whether as tree decorations, window decorations or on Christmas presents for your loved ones. This classic paper star is a must for the Advent season.
DIY advent calendar: catch the anticipation
When it gets cold outside, we simply dive into the colorful sea! Our cheerful fishing game is not only fun to play with - it even becomes a very special Advent calendar during Advent. Because at Christmas time, our sea creatures turn into little Christmas fish with sweet messages, mini vouchers and surprises in their bellies.
Outdoor pool marble run
Just dive into the cool bathing water - that's exactly what we love on hot summer days! And with our outdoor pool marble run, you can bring a bit of that outdoor pool feeling home with you every day: a light chlorine scent in your nose, a desire for a portion of chips and sunshine on your tummy included. Instead of rolling over the bathing lawn, through the cold shower and over the tiled floor, this time the marble rolls over a colorful paper straw track directly into the pool. Great fun for the whole family - at the latest when the first marble rolls off.
DIY gift box: Ice cream parlor made of paper
Time for an ice cream? Always! Because we'd love to have the ice cream parlor right outside our door, you can bring that ice cream magic home with our paper ice cream parlor. The gift box, designed to look like an ice cream truck, is a real eye-catcher and sure to motivate you for a sweet trip to the freezer or your next bike ride to the ice cream parlor.
DIY wooden bead stars
Star magic at home! With our DIY beaded stars, the cozy Advent season can begin - with lots of glitter for the heart. The pretty wooden beads fit perfectly into any Christmas decoration.
Easter fidget spinner
Our little jumping jack is as cute as an Easter jumping jack can be. Whether as a fuzzy sheep or a cheerful Easter bunny, this DIY toy will immediately win the hearts of everyone and bring a little Easter magic with it. As a decoration, it looks just as good in the children's room as it does in the living room and ensures a cheerful bounce everywhere. And of course, for children, the jumping jack is a play-loving friend who immediately invites them to pull on the string.
DIY milk carton birdhouse
Oh yes, fall is knocking on the door and not only brings rustling leaves, but also the time when our feathered friends could use a little extra love. So without further ado, we grabbed some scissors, glue and an empty milk carton and conjured up a cozy birdhouse. The little "dining room to go" not only looks super cute, but is also really environmentally friendly. Our clay paper is made from 100% recycled paper, making your upcycling project doubly sustainable. And if you don't have a milk carton in the house at the moment - don't worry. Any other Tetra pack will be just as happy to flutter into your crafting happiness.
Panda lantern
"I go with my panda and my panda goes with me." Well, if that doesn't sound like a very special lantern adventure. Our panda lantern is a real eye-catcher during the parade and lights up every path. With its round tummy and friendly, shining face, the little furry friend will accompany you through the dark and immediately conjure up a "panda-like" smile on everyone's face.
Halloween origami bookmark
Attention, monster alarm on the bookshelf. Mr. Frankenstein and his curious creepy friends are already peeking around the corner and are eager to turn the pages. Our origami bookmarks will get you in the Halloween mood in no time at all, without goosebumps but with lots of paper magic. Once folded, the little paper monsters bounce merrily along the pages and ensure that no page gets lost.
Sloth lantern
Who doesn't like to hang out and enjoy the day? This little sloth takes this literally and loves to be carried around the world in a relaxed manner, even on a lantern parade. Snuggled up in its lantern, it swings happily in the light and brings a pleasant glow to even the darkest of autumn evenings. One look at the sleepy little fellow and you'll feel a little more like cuddle mode yourself.