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These Terms and Conditions are governed by English law and you agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English court. This does not affect your non-excludable statutory rights. You can cut off the upper band of fabric as well, but we decided to leave it alone and make it our monster’s feet. Of course, this made the TV design on him upside-down, but we think this adds to his charm. (Well, it was originally a mistake!) These are great for those cold snowy days when you just don’t want to get the kids out of the house. Let them help.Linda's other love is writing poetry, creating original poetry forms and setting writing challenges to encourage creativity. Linda has co-authored eleven adult poetry anthologies which cover the many themes about love and life, as well as one poetry book for children. You can read Linda's poetry at her social media of choice:

Make your monster a pair of arms. We discarded the heel of the foot section from earlier, then cut the rest of the foot in half to make two little arm tubes. Sew them inside-out, just like the rest of the monster, then flip and fill them with stuffing.

They’ll have a blast. Also, these are perfect for homemade Christmas gifts, so if you’re looking for something creative and cute to give a special child for the holidays, this collection has you covered.

happily began with the release of her poetry chapbook, Ink Quilled Thoughts on January 21, followed closely with her debut poetry collection book Scattered Syllables on February 7, 2021. This is not just an Aussie problem, right? You know what she's talking about. It’s a worldwide problem, no discrimination whether you're a kid, an adult, male or female! Her second picture book, The Night Noise, was published in Sydney by Cilento Publishing in October 2020. The Night Noise has themes about fear, courage and family, featuring rhyming language starring a little girl named Quinn and her Daddy, with a special guest appearance from a well loved Australian animal, a ring tail possum. This picture book is beautifully illustrated with watercolour pictures by Juan Carlos Rodriguez. We’re a family-owned and operated business that aims to provide laundry services to those who want to spend more time with their friends and family on the soccer field, in the ballet studio, or any fun family event. As a working mom, I know first-hand that life is constantly on the go and finding a few extra minutes in the day can feel impossible. We can help you find time in your days to focus on thing you love…not laundry! We started to expand the range and we now have more than 40 kits to choose from - something for everyone!View the video on Point of View from The School Magazine. Ensure students understand that point of view means whose eyes information is viewed from. We’ve done a dinosaur, so why not a dragon? Honestly, people are not going to believe this one is homemade. He looks so perfect, and you can do several of these in different colors, or in different sizes. Use buttons for the eyes, but if you’re making this for a baby, I recommend sewing in the eyes in freehand instead of buttons. You could customize this in a number of different ways and it would still be just as adorable. Linda writes books exploring child-centred topics involving family, kindness and friendship issues for the younger generation. They encourage lively discussion between parents and their children, and teachers with their class. She loves being a storyteller, a primary school and special education teacher and working with children of all abilities and ages.