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The Kids’ Book of Paper Love Book and a $50 Gift Card Giveaway to Michaels!

*Workman Publishing sent me a copy of The Kids’ Book of Paper Love Book and is partnering with me for a giveaway.*

These days kids need some good ole’ fun away from their tech devices. That is why I was happy to be given The Kids’ Book of Paper Love so that my kids can have some fun, outside of the computers and television.This book provides hours of unplugged fun where kids can actually slow down and enjoy the pleasures of paper, to write, craft, play, and share in a screen-free way!  The books begs to be folded, cut up, collaged, doodled on, and shared.

This book is from the bestselling editors of Flow Magazine!  Other Flow books include  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 with this dynamic new book! This is something your kids will LOVE!

The best part is as your kids flip through the pages, there is a surprise on every page. Some of the fun things you and your kids can do is 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.  Also, you can bind up a DIY storybook and use it to sketch out adventures and dreams or 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 Book

To learn more about this lively and fun book, check out their website .

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Giveaway: One winner will receive The Kids’ Book of Paper Love and a $50 gift card to Michaels. US only and prizing provided by Workman Publishing.  This giveaway is run via rafflecopter so click read more to see the actual giveaway. The only mandatory entry is to visit their website and tell me something you learned there. Please put all comments in comment section proceeding this post. While the other entries are optional, I highly suggest filling them out to increase your chances of winning.  Good luck!The Kids' Book of Paper Love Book

 

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Comments

  1. Rachel burke says

    I learnef it had the fortune teller page of the book I remember making these in school 30 years ago

    • Stephanie Beaver says

      There endless possibilities. I love how each page (or two) is a unique craft and most can be done anywhere you have scissors. I think my daughter would really enjoy this book.

  12. Kim Pincombe-Cole says

    So many fun paper crafts! I love that it allows kids to “actually slow down and enjoy the pleasures of paper, to write, craft, play, and share in a screen-free way!”

  15. Shannon says

    I like that you can make a paper flower bouquet. My daughter is really into flowers and gardening.

  24. Anne Higgins says

    I appreciate that there is enough to share with a family member or friend – lots of paper

  35. Sheila Askins says

    I love that kids can loop paper strips into a paper chain. Loved making paper chains as a kid!

  36. susan smoaks says

    my favorite feature is the crafting ideas. my daughter and i would have a lot of fun with this.

  42. Dan Dykstra says

    I saw there will be hours of craft time for any child to challenged with. I liked the colorful artwork.

  50. kelly nicholson says

    the butterflys are cool..i really don’t know what your asking for here./..sorry i have no kids

  51. Heather Poindexter says

    I like the whole thing, especially the slowing down and not using tech. Paper crafts is almost a lost art.

  52. Robyn says

    My 5 year old is obsessed with being crafty, she’s always cutting and glueing and coloring and I run out of ideas to help her with. This would be so perfect for her.

  56. Amber Kolb says

    I love that there is a surprise on every page! It keeps the kids interested and wanting to know what’s next.

  66. Kristina says

    My favorite feature is picturing all of the excited children when they see the book. So many fun crafts!

  68. Elizabeth Hicken says

    I love that you can make so many activities from the book. We used to use paper chains when I was a kid to make things. it seems schools and families don’t do so much of it anymore.

  69. Leigh Law says

    so many great crafting ideas! I’m always looking for something different for my kids – who love to cut and paste and draw – and this gives me many new ideas! Thank you!

  71. Lauryn R says

    I love that not only does this book include a bunch of craft ideas, but that it actually has paper crafts in it! My daughter would have so much fun with it! The butterfly pencil toppers are adorable. 🙂

  83. Sara Perrera says

    I remember making fortune tellers back in elementary school. I love that my kids can learn to make them.

  85. Kathleen Beal says

    I love that it can get the kids away from the computer and video games and do something with their hands and mind.

  90. Brittany Raisor says

    I love that it allows kids to actually get their hands on the pages and make things. The clear instructions are wonderful.

  100. Angelica says

    This is so fun! I love that there are so many interactive activities, especially the paper house and photo booth props!

  126. Leidy Ruiz says

    I like the big variety of projects it has, all are easy and fun to make. Thank you for the chance to win

  136. Karla R. says

    I love this! So cute! my daughter would love to make crafts from it. My favorite is that they can be cut out.

  140. Linda Walker says

    I love the paper chain activity. I used to make one every year with my sisters for Christmas decorations.

  142. Danielle Porter says

    I love that this forces kids to slow down and enjoy making something with your hands. My son would love that each page is a different activity.

  144. Terra Heck says

    I like that there are so many paper activities to do, especially the photo booth props and the paper flower bouquet. Thanks.
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  150. Janine Vance says

    I love that it’s not a screen – something kids can focus on making with their hands and not a keyboard!

  151. Laurie Nykaza says

    I raise butterflies so the pencil toppers are so cute so is the rest of this wonderful book. My daughter would love it.

  152. Denise M says

    I love this! I used to make paper crafts all the time when I was a kid and I feel like my kids havent done much of it at all yet

  160. elizabeth miller says

    i love that it actually teacher you to make things out of paper, bit just cut and paste, etc.

  163. Amy D says

    I read your post, “MY INTERVIEW WTIH KIERSEY CLEMONS + YVETTE NICOLE BROWN FROM LADY IN THE TRAMP!” I’ve loved that movie since I was a little girl. What a wonderful opportunity for you.

  170. Crystal F says

    I love that the book if full of fun things to do. It would keep my daughter entertained for quite a while. She is really into crafty things so this would be perfect for her. Thank you

  173. jenny Q. says

    I love the crafting ideas. It is always great to find fun, non-technology activities for my kids.

  174. Kathleen Richardson says

    I love that it has several different crafts. I especially love the photo booth props activity.

  175. vladimir says

    i like the fortune teller origami, I remember this from school but I never learned how to do it lol

  180. Johanna Chick says

    I learned on their website that this is for ages 7-14 but this is crazy because I would love this myself as an adult! Lol
    Thanks for offering this giveaway! I’m excited for a chance to win this 😊

  182. Rebecca Weiss says

    My girls love making paper crafts. I’m sure they’d love to find some crafts to make.

  189. Anna Cunningham says

    It has a diverse age range, so it would make a great gift for multiple people in the family!

  191. Rosey says

    My favorite feature is the section that has the folded hand pieces the kids use (you fold and open a section, and each section says something). I haven’t seen one of those in awhile. I bet my son would like to make one. We used to make them all of the time in school.

  196. Tammy Pereira says

    I love that the book can be used for a variety of ages and grades and is not gender specific. It has a variety of crafts and activities for children to do, such as the butterfly pencil toppers.

  211. Jeane Campbell says

    I’m a crafty person and love making homemade cards. I like that they have included some many different paper crafts in the book 💕

  226. Seyma Bennett Shabbir says

    That they can write what they want and share it. Love things that kids can interact with others with.

  228. Jerry Marquardt says

    I like that awesome terrarium that is included. How lovely! It would be great in my living room.