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Half Term Visit to London

The February Half Term is fast approaching and many tourist locations are busily organising events to entertain children and adults alike.

London is a vibrant city with many well known tourist attractions and museums within easy walk of underground stations.

We like to try and visit London at least once or twice a year and love to explore the huge educational potential that London’s Museums offer. Being relatively inexpensive, and more than capable of filling a day, a museum trip is a great alternative to the hustle and bustle of theme parks and the like.

Here we’ve put together a few ideas and tips for some great family Half Term Visit to London.

First, a quick word of advice - if you’re not planning to take your car, we recommended booking your coach or train trip in advance to secure the best ticket price deals. We find the train or bus more relaxing giving time to chat with the children and plan activities for the day ahead.

Museums

London’s Science, Art and transport museum offers free entry and can be enjoyed whatever the weather.

Science Museum – Fast Forward F1

Science Museum F1 Inspired Exhbition

Nearest tube station: South Kensington

Kids of all ages and adults too, will be in science heaven at the Science Museum. In addition to the permanent displays there is a special exhibition on Formula One racing entitled Fast Forward F1.

You don’t need to be a fan of F1 racing or Jenson Button to appreciate the amazing selection of objects that have been inspired or developed by the F1 scientists and motorcars. The F1 cars cost millions of pounds with huge amounts of time and energy being spent on making them as fast and as efficient as possible.

Entry is free and the exhibition runs until 5th April 2010. Open daily 10am to 6pm.

Natural History Museum

Nearest tube station: South Kensington

Natural History Museum Cocoon Inside

If you have time The National History Museum is fantastic for kids offering a range of activities with plenty of half term fun. The new Darwin Centre has interactive exhibits and presentations to engage with your children.

The Cocoon at Darwin Centre aims to uncover the inner workings of science and scientists and features high tech installations. Older children and adults can explore how scientists discover and name new species, decode DNA, how research helps in the fight against diseases such as malaria and combat climate change. This exhibit is open until 15th September and admission is free but timed booking applies.

If your children enjoy looking at photographs there is the Wildlife Photographer of the Year show with a stunning exhibition of the contestants work based around images of wildlife including animals, birds, plants, trees, insects and the natural landscape.

Entry is £4.50-£9.00 and the exhibit runs until 11 April 2010. The Natural History Museum is open 10:00am to 17:50 daily.

Tate Modern

Nearest tube station: Southwark

Tate Modern

The children can get creative at the Tate Modern where the “Start art” Team are on hand to encourage your children to create weird and wonderful art of their own.

Kids can go on a discovery trail and get arty with inspiration from all kinds of modern and contemporary artists at the Tate Modern.

The art sessions are free, taking place between on 18th and 19th February 12pm to 4pm and are suitable for children aged 5 and over.

Remember to take photos of your creations and the children can show them to their class friends on their return to school.

London Transport Museum

Nearest tube station: Covent Garden

London Transport Museum

London Transport Museum is hosting two events, London Landscapes and Sing-along Suburbia, over the February Half Term. As part of the London Landscapes events families are invited to re-construct London’s Capital and fill it with the tallest towers, strongest structures and brilliant bridges made out of card. The new model city will be displayed for all to see in the heart of the Museum’s galleries. This activity is suitable for ages 3+ and available 13th to 21st February between 12:00pm to 15:00pm.

While the older children can immerse themselves in the interactive building activities, children under 5 can drop along to the Sing-along Suburbia where they can enjoy a 20 minute sing along selection of songs about life in the garden, including old favourites Incy wincy spider and Wiggly woo the worm. The drop in session runs between 11:00am and 16:30pm. Children under 16 are admitted free but must be accompanied by an adult.

Children can also enjoy take an imaginary ride on the fun versions of a bus, train, Tube and taxi. There is a miniature London city to explore and they can take control of the mini transport system, moving buses and trains around London’s most famous landmarks.

There are lots of restaurants and cafés within walking distance of all the museums, where you can relax and discuss all you have seen and plan your next visit to London. A trip to London’s museums this half term is sure to be a day to remember.

Don’t forget if you are going up to London and want to make sure you don’t lose anything - check out our Simply Stickers.

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Regular, Big & Mini Stickers

The weather is now starting to get warmer and schools are busy organising lunch and after school clubs for our energetic children. With so many bags, sports kits and equipment there are more opportunities for their possessions to get lost.

Simply Stuck sell a fantastic range of Regular Stickers, Big Stickers and Mini name stickers to help ensure these items don’t get lost.

Our name stickers help to identify all your kid’s clothes and possessions and remain legible even after repeat washing.

Similarly the name stickers on drink bottles and lunch boxes will remain intact even after washing in the dishwasher or steriliser – in fact these stickers are 100% water and heat proof. The easy peel stickers can be applied to most smooth, dry and hard surfaces, a big plus for busy mums!

Regular Stickers

It is easy to personalise the Regular Stickers online and your child can choose their favourite icon, from a selection of 32 pictures, to appear next to their name.

Girls will love the flower, heart, horse, and butterfly shapes and boys can choose a football, rugby ball, car, truck and rocket motif.

You can enter up to a maximum of 20 characters including spaces for the name with four text fonts to choose from - Comic Sans, Arial, Verdana or Times new Roman. Select from a choice of six colours for the text and icon - black, red, pink, blue, green and orange (note that the St Georges Cross Stickers are only available in Red).

The bumper value 78 label pack is priced at £8.00 and the extra value 140 label pack at £12.00.

These packs should see your child through school for a number of years. The label Size is 7mm x 42mm.

Big Stickers

Back by popular demand the versatile Big Stickers are waterproof and can be used on a variety of products including note books, lunch boxes, toys, school bags and shoes.

They measure 9mm x 54 mm in size, your child can choose their favourite icon and are available in a colour options of black, red, pink, blue, green and orange.

Big Stickers are sold in packs of 30, 50 and 100 with prices starting at £6.50 for packs of 30.

Eight free clear shoe labels are provided in every pack and extra shoe labels can be ordered for shoe fanatics or sporty kids.

Mini Stickers

The Mini Stickers are ideal for labelling smaller items such as pens and accessories.

The sticker measures 5mm x 35mm and is sold in packs of 30, 60, 120 and 240.

You can specify a name up to 20 characters, however, given the size of the sticker icons are not available on Mini Labels.

All the above packs are easy to customise and order online. You and your children are sure to find a million and one uses for all of these name stickers!

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Sticky Photo Frames

If your kids are anything like ours, they just love to show off their lovingly created artwork, writings and models. But how many of these end up getting damaged and thrown out, for want of a method of storing or display.

As parents we also love to take lots of photos of our children as they get older, recording happy times and stages of development - but these too can often get lost or hidden away in a drawer where they become forgotten.

Simply Stick’s Sticky Photo Frames are a great novel way of framing your children’s artwork or writings and all your favourite photo’s.

The colourful removable and reusable frames and sides are supplied on an A4 sheet.

The Sticky Photo Frames are available with pink stars and blue stars and are priced at £5 per frame. The A4 sheet contains 3 frames & 4 side holder pieces for sticking up anything you want to display, from your child’s work of art to your favourite kids photos.

We have also badgered a friend who is a pretty dab hand with a camera to give us some tips on how to take great photos of your kids…..

How to Great Children Photos

Our kids grow up really fast. As a parent one of the best ways to be part of your children’s development is through photography. Digital cameras are fantastic you instantly see how good your photographs are and can keep snapping until you are happy with the results. You need to be patient and the key to great child photography is to know how to work with your children at different ages.

0 to 1 years

It is easy to take photos of young babies up to age of 3 months, generally they lie in a flat position. Babies up to 6 months of age are more responsive, you can capture their attention by having his or her favourite toy in hand. Move the toy around and watch their eyes follow your movements. To capture a smile, use a piece of tissue paper and tickle baby around the lips.

Entertain them further by placing their favourite toy near them and allowing them to grasp it. You need to be quick to capture the desired photo. At 6 to 9 months, babies can generally sit up, balance themselves and are fairly alert.

They respond well to noisy, squeaky toys and this will help to tease out an expression from their faces. To achieve a spontaneous shot and beaming smile from your little one, gently massage and pat their tummy, rolling him back and forth in a slow motion. Stand back, and with camera ready, take a quick photo.

Many digital cameras also take great video clips, this is also a good time to capture that special moment.

At 9 months to 1 year, babies want to get moving and exercise more. To hold your loved ones attention you can play peek-a-boo and also distract them with objects they can play with. Holding up one of their favourite toys will also get his attention for a few seconds.

Use a zoom lens to adjust framing on the fly and grab shots that you’d miss if you had to move closer or further back.Vary the photos by take some close-in head shots, or even filling the frame with their full face and pull back for some full-body shots as well. This will help to capture their personality and individuality.

1 to 2 years

At this age kids start to explore the world around them and are seldom still for long so the only way you can truly hold their attention is through games. Blowing bubbles is a great way to extract a smile and you may also be able to capture their first tentative walking steps. Take the photos from below their eye level to get a flattering portrait picture - you may have to lie on the floor to achieve this.

2 to 5 years

The next David Bailey?

At this age your child is talking and responds well to questions or word games. Giving them a treat for getting the right answer will keep their attention and for better expression remember to take the photo while they are talking.

5 to 10 years

Now your child is growing up fast ‘and becomes much more conscious of the way he/she looks, especially girls. Photographs taken when they are relaxed in their own room can provide a view into another aspect of their personality, as they show off with favourite clothes, toys, bedding, photos and posters.

Photos of yours kids laughing can really capture their personality, and make excellent additions to family albums.

Let your child have a go at holding the camera and taking some photos of you, the family, their siblings and surrounds. They’ll love the idea that they’re a photographer too, and will treasure the resulting photos that ‘they took’.

Show them how to upload the photos to the PC and, if they are able, let them manipulate the photos using photo editing software. This is a fun learning activity and shares precious moments together that will bring back many happy memories in years to come.

Make sure your location fits in with the style of photograph you’re trying to shoot. There’s no point shooting formal portraits in a playground – the kids will want to play and explore rather than sit still and co-operate.

Parks and beaches provide a good backdrop for your photos. On the other hand, you can get fantastic candid photos of kids in playgrounds, interacting with their environment, exploring and discovering, and having fun on the equipment. Remember to put to one side any objects, coats, and buggies that may distract from the main image.

Once you have printed or developed your photos, frame them with Simply Stick’s Sticky Photo Frames. You can order them online, and tehy will be sent out first class, and will usually be with you within 3-5 working days.

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Great Ideas to Keep the Kids Entertained

Enjoying the snow in Andover

Well, we hope we have seen the last of the major snow for this year. The sheer amount of snow that fell in Hampshire over the past couple of weeks has made getting to work and managing the household just that little bit more interesting.

With many of the local schools and roads closed at short notice a lot of us were left juggling work commitments whilst unexpectedly having to look after or occupy the kids as well.

Even for you lucky enough to be working from home, there is still a need to create a manageable routine that keeps the kids entertained, whilst allowing time to check emails, return phone calls and deal with the usual work commitments.

If we do get another cold snap here are a few tips for keeping house-bound kids entertained without breaking the bank:

Creative Crafts

Recycle older jar lids, buttons, scraps of material, empty can and magazines and create a collage on the back of cereal boxes or on roll of unwanted wall paper. Put everything on the floor or on the table, let them select the materials and let their creative ideas and imagination take over.

Younger children love to rummage through boxes and it’s often a good idea to stock up and keep a box of items that can be used in a variety of craft activities. You will also need to provide glue, sellotape and scissors, so keep these essentials handy. Be interested and encouraging, so why not place a gold star on the work as a little recognition of their efforts.

Also remind them tidy up when completed – its good to keep the disciplines they would be used to at school.

Why not take a digital photo of the completed work and show them how to upload it and email it to a friend or to school for discussion when they return.

Baking

Always a favourite in our household! Children of all ages love to help with the baking in the kitchen. They could help to plan the evening meal and browse through cookbooks for recipes that they can bake.

Help them to understand weights and measurements and the importance of kitchen safety - younger kids will need supervision when putting their creations into the oven.

Soups are also very easy to make, a great way to use leftover vegetables and an ideal meal for cold winter days. See their faces light up when they enjoy the fruits of their labour.

Our blackboard stickers and road stickers have been a god-send over the past week. The kids have set them up in the kitchen and have had a lot of fun playing good old hang man and nought and crosses whilst one of us cooks.

Board games

Your children may have received games as Christmas presents and not had an opportunity to try them out. There is nothing better than the traditional board game to keep children excited, and still build in a little learning to boot.

Invite their neighbouring friends around to play a challenging game like monopoly.

This should keep them occupied for hours as they negotiate their way around the different streets, trade property, keep out of jail and practice their mental arithmetic as they learn to deal with pretend money. Or how about Scrabble as a great fun way to occupy minds whilst exploring new words and spelling.

Other ideas

Dressing Up. Not necessarily as out-moded as you think. Kids love pretending to be adults, or perhaps there is a costume for a play that needs to be planned
Keep a multi quiz exercise book handy just in case. Word search, spot the difference, IQ challenges, can all occupy the kids for a few minutes.
Modelling – challenge them on a new lego or kinex creation, or perhaps get around to re-making the broken model that’s been hanging around in the bedroom.

More Snow ??

If we do get more snow, then it is best to wrap up warm and get out there with the kids to make the most of the opportunity. Make a snow man, do a bit of sledging, even attempt to build an igloo. For many in the UK we get so very little snow that the fun and excitement of a fresh fall just must not be missed.

Can you stay at home and play more often, Mum?

Don’t forget to give them ‘me’ time, for quiet play alone. This can help your children to develop concentration, the ability to focus on one activity, and develop independent creative thought.

With a little bit of planning and guidance, your children can easily occupy themselves without resort to the TV or computer games. And who knows, you may be pleasantly surprised when they say what a great day they have had and you won’t dread the next time they have to stay at home.

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Back to School – New term, New Clothes – Keep ‘em tagged

Back to School - Keep 'em Tagged

Children have returned to school for their Spring term. Taking advantage of the sales perhaps you have stocked up on new school uniforms, or maybe the kids are armed with a handful of Christmas gift accessories.

The winter weather also means the kids have extra gloves, hats and scarves that have a knack of going missing.

Don’t forget to label up their school clothes, gym kit, rucksacks and lunch packs to help avoid the losing items and carelessly discarded belongings.

Simply Stuck provide a great value bumper label selection available in packs of 78 or 148 labels. The packs contain a selection of both stickers and Magic iron on labels.

The useful stickers are waterproof and can be used on a variety of products including pens, note books, lunch boxes, drinks bottles, school bag and shoes. The stickers are available in a variety of colours black, red, pink, blue, green and orange. The first five colours can be printed on a white or clear background.

The easy to use magic iron-on labels can be attached to school uniform using a warm iron and are supplied in two sizes, regular 7mm x 48mm and Mini 5mm x 35mm. The label can be printed with blue, red, pink, green or black text on a white background.

Personalised Name Stickers

It is easy to create personalised name stickers and labels online and your child can choose their favourite icon from a selection of 32 pictures to appear next to their name.

Girls will love the heart, horse, butterfly and bunny rabbit shapes and boys can choose a football, rugby ball, car, truck or rocket motif.

You can enter up to a maximum of 20 characters including spaces for the name with four text fonts to choose from, Comic Sans, Arial, Verdana or Times new Roman.

The 78 label pack is priced at £9.95 and the extra value 148 label pack at £15.50. These packs should see your child through school for a number of years.

Funky Labels - cool & funky – ideal for kids in 2010

For older kids, Simply Stuck provide a fabulous choice of fun colours and icons on a modern new iron-on woven label.

The Woven Packs of 100 and 200 contain a wide choice of label and text colours. They are ideal for labelling outside of sports kit and books. The funky woven label is available in ten background colours ranging from brighter turquoise or dark pink, to the more sober saks blue and dark grey. Remember to choose a different contrasting colour for the text, which are also available in the same choice of ten colours.

The label size is 55mm x 15mm (length varies depending on length of name).

The packs are priced at £13.50 for 100 labels and £18.00 for 200 labels and can typically be produced and delivered within 2 to 3 weeks.

All the above packs are easy to customise and order online.

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Blackboard Stickers

As we move closer to Christmas the to-do list seems to get longer and we often end up accumulating hastily scribbled notes on loose pieces of paper that can easily get lost. Simply Stick’s Removeable Blackboard Stickers offer the perfect solution – a place for you to jot your notes that can be re-used time and time again.

Easy to peel and stick to any surface and priced at just £15 per pack, these come in a choice of fun shapes and with a supply of dust free chalk included with every pack.

Ideal for kitchen or office use, but with a wide choice you could even select a different Blackboard Sticker for each room.

Circle Blackboard Stickers

The Circle Blackboard Sticker Pack measuring 21cm is an easy peel and apply circular blackboard sticker, with 4 sheets per pack.

Perhaps for busy hectic families each could have their own circle for recording reminders or details of plans for the day.

To keep your kids entertained why not, place the four Square Blackboard Sheets measuring 21cm x 21cm on the wall of your child’s room and they can enjoy writing, drawing, designing, or simply scribbling during the Christmas holidays.

Remember there is no mess as the chalk is dust free, so no messy clothes or extra dusting and cleaning.

Hen Blackboard Sticker

The Hen Blackboard Sticker is ideal for the Kitchen. Place it on a tiled surface and record menu ideas. It measures 40cm x 30cm.

If you have a habit of leaving the house without your keys or mobile phone, the Speech Bubble Blackboard Sticker may help to break this habit.

The 40cm x 30cm sticker can be placed next to the front door and noted with the prompt “Don’t forget your keys” – along with other must-do reminders.

Sticky Blackboards are the perfect solution for shopping lists. Putting together our lists, how many times do we forget to record the one important item that we really need.

Blackboard Trolley Sticker

Well the Shopping Trolley Blackboard Sticker measuring 40cm x 40cm is ideal for noting down those essential items as and when they come to mind. So when it comes to putting that weekly list together, a quick glance at the board, and the job’s done.

Removeable Blackboard Stickers

Removeable Blackboard Stickers are easy to order online. All deliveries will be posted first class, and, subject to availability will usually be with you within 3-5 working days. However you would be advised to allow a little longer during peak periods such as the run up to Christmas.

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Christmas Dough Ornaments

Christmas for kids is one of the most special times of the year.

As the countdown to Christmas begins children start to ask how many days before Santa Claus arrives? Children can’t wait for Christmas morning to open presents, however, the time leading up to Christmas can be just as exciting.

Children love to get involved with the spirit of Christmas no more so when it comes to decorating the tree. They enjoy painting and cooking so why not combine the two and get them into the kitchen to make some baked dough Christmas ornaments.

We still have baked dough Christmas ornaments that our children made when they were in Playgroup 3 years ago. They are so easy to make and even the youngest of children can get involved with mixing, cutting out shapes from dough and decorating the cookies.

Making Baked Dough Christmas Ornaments

The ingredients you will need are:-

flour,
salt,
vegetable oil,
water
and paint.

Simply mix together 2 cups of flour, 1 cup of salt and 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Then slowly stir in ¾ - 1 cup of water until you get clay like consistency. Older children can help their younger siblings with this job. When the mixture is completely mixed you can either mould it into different Christmas themed shapes using small hands or use Christmas cookie cutters to shape.

You could even create a Christmas Loose Moose!!

Kids - remember to wash your hands before and after you finish preparing the shapes to keep things hygienic – and to keep Mum happy!

Bake your Christmas ornaments in a 250 degree oven for approximately 1 hour.

The time will vary depending on how thick your creations are and remember not to make the Christmas designs too thick or they will crack with baking.

Once they are cooked, now it is time to paint the finished dough ornaments and add glitter and fabric to add that magical touch. Watch your kids faces light up as they hang their creations on the tree. Children can create extra decorations to send to family and friends or to leave for Rudolf and Santa.

On Christmas Eve you can snuggle up with the children, admire your handiwork on the decorated Christmas tree and read the story of Christmas, how it all began and the importance of sharing, giving and family values.

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Designer Letters, Spelling it out for Christmas

We all like to personalise our possessions, whether it be putting our name on a book or bag to prevent it from getting lost, naming our house or even staking a claim on our refuse bins. Children also like to name their belongings to prevent loss of a treasured possession or simply to make a style statement.

Word and Phrase Stickers

: Sweet Dreams Letter Stickers

Simply Stick have the ideal solution, offering a wide selection of self adhesive designer letters, words, phrases, or wall stickers to suit all your needs.

Children will love the words & phrases stickers to make a statement in their bedroom or play room. There are five different text words available - love, sleep, play, work, and wash as well as two set phrases - sweet dreams and mirror mirror on the wall.

Your children will have great fun deciding where to place the words in their imaginary world. Each word or phrase is 15cm in height and comes in a range of colours, from white, baby pink, and magenta pink, to red, blue and green.

Designer letters

: Designer Letter Wall Stickers

Let your children be creative with Simply Sticks designer letters. The removable and repositionable letter stickers are 15cm in height in Arial style font and available in a range of bright designs for easy and fun decoration. They can be used to make a fashion statement in a bedroom or playroom or to personalise a door or toy box.

The letters are purchased individually and you can enjoy mixing and matching the different patterns – design styles include girl camouflage, boy camouflage, flowers, stars, stripes, stars n’ stripes and union jack.

You will be dazzled by the results!

Removable Letter Stickers

Removable letter stickers are really handy for naming your house, labelling cupboards

: Daisy Wheelie Bin Sticker

and personalising your wheelie bin. You can choose from a selection of 3 fonts, Arial, Times New Roman and Comic Sans in regular or bold style and sizes range from 10cm to 20cm. They are so easy to apply and you can also order a mirror cut if letters are being viewed through glass.

All the stickers are quick & easy to apply with no mess and an instruction leaflet is included with every order with detailed application instructions. The stickers are made from a vinyl material used in most professional applications.

The words & phrases, designer letter stickers and letter wall stickers are easy to customise and simple to order online. They make great alternative presents both practical, and fun.

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Christmas Stocking Present Ideas

Katie Pie Thomas Nameplate

At Christmas time children receive lots of presents, some gifts are opened never to be used again and others are cherished for a life time. What better way to bring a smile to a child or grandchild’s face than seeing them open a nameplate made exclusively for them.

Katie Pie Designs offers a fantastic range of children’s ‘fine art’ gifts, including personalised stickers and nameplates.

You can choose from the beautifully illustrated ‘animal alphabet‘ or the ‘fabulous fairy‘ collection.

Animal Alphabet Nameplates

Katie Pie Alphabet Stickers

The Animal Alphabet is available as single letter animals and each letter is designed with a corresponding animal, for example B is for Bee.

Using the individual pieces you spell out your child’s name. The 15cm high letters are available as peelable stickers that can be removed and repositioned.

The design is also available as a personalised bedroom door plate which measures 45cm long x 18cm high.

What a great first learning opportunity too for younger children as they memorise and spell out the letters of their own name using fun animal characters for letter recognition.

Single Letter Animal Alphabets from Katie Pie - £ 5.00

Animal Alphabet Nameplates from Katie Pie - £ 15.00

Fabulous Fairy Nameplates

Katie Pie Fairy Stickers

Girls will love the ‘fabulous fairy’ pink letter designs and enjoy personalising their bedroom door.

The designs are available in single letter stickers or pre-made nameplate. The designs and illustrations are fun and bright and be sure to capture your child’s imagination and bring colour to their bedroom or nursery.

Single Fabulous Fairy Letters from Katie Pie - £5.00

The collections are also available as door name plates, making fabulous gifts. Name plates vary in size depending on the length of the name, and come mounted and framed. Children of all ages will love seeing their names captured in these illustrated designs. You can make them even more unique by adding a special handwritten message such as “Happy Christmas from Granny”. There is no additional cost for personalisation.

Katie Pie Kate Nameplate

Fabulous Fairy Nameplates from Katie Pie - £ 15.00

All the pieces make fabulous kids stocking fillers and are reasonably priced. The stickers and nameplates are easy to customise and order online. If you require your order urgently you can pay an additional £5 for it to be sent by special delivery.

Katie Pie Designs stickers and nameplates make an ideal Chrismas present!

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Christmas Themed Wall Stickers

As the days are getting shorter and the evening appears darker and colder, what could be better than coming home to a beautifully decorated house, Christmas lights twinkling as you come through your front door and the scents of Christmas welcoming you in.

Christmas decorations are big business these days, as any visit to a big store will confirm! There are hundreds of decorations to choose from, different styles, colours, designs and themes.

Well, we’ve gone all Christmassy at Loose Moose too - with Christmas Day now just five weeks away we have added a great range of Christmas Themed Wall Stickers to help get you in the festive mood.

We hope you will find some inspiration for your Christmas decorating this year, and have pulled together some great ideas from our design team so we hope we have something for everyone!

Christmas Window Clings

Gold Cling Snowflake

These are just great for adding that festive look to any room. No more mess of using Snow Spray and stencils, our Christmas Window Clings are simply peeled off their backing paper and stuck on a window or door.

Add a couple of snowflakes or create a great big snow storm.

Available in Gold Snowflake Window Clings or Silver Snowflake Window Clings, they come in packs of 48 flakes.

Because they cling using static they can be easily removed and repositioned or packed away until next year.

We can cater for every need. From just a few Static cling snowflakes to add a bit of christmas cheer to your home or why not buy two or three packs for your shop or restaurant!

Peelable Nativity Scene Stickers

Nativity Scene Stickers

Our Nativity Scene Stickers are a great way to help your children learn the the Nativity story. Ideal for homes or for the classroom, the stickers are removable and reusable so your kids can have hours of fun moving them around and making their own scenes on a wall or window.

The Nativity Scene Pack consists of :

Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus
3 Kings
3 Shepherds
3 Angels
1 camel
2 Sheep and
a Stable

The stable is about 28cm high and the figures average 16cm in height.

Peelable Nativity Scene Sticker

Peelable Nativity Scene Sticke

A colourful picture of a nativity scene that is a great decoration to set the spirit of Christmas.

The Nativity Scene Sticker can be stuck to a wall or window, and is 60cm square so is ideal as a centrepiece for your Chrismas decorations.

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More Snow ??

Can you stay at home and play more often, Mum?

Personalised Name Stickers

Funky Labels - cool & funky – ideal for kids in 2010

Removeable Blackboard Stickers

Making Baked Dough Christmas Ornaments

Word and Phrase Stickers

Designer letters

Removable Letter Stickers

Animal Alphabet Nameplates

Fabulous Fairy Nameplates

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