Narnia wardrobe diy cardboard

The kids finished listening to the second of C.S.Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia at school last week. As you know, we like to celebrate when we finish a book! They listen to this series at lunch,…

January 19th was one frosty afternoon, but that didn’t stop over 150 visitors from climbing through the wardrobe into our magical version of Narnia! We had a great time making crafts and play…

Alright, this one's for anyone who has to plan a party in the next couple of months but feels a little brain dead from all the creativity required during the holidays. Let me just throw one out there for you to go along with wintertime. How about a Narnia party? This one is specifically portrayed

Edmund discovers that Turkish Delight tastes like soap My dad made a Narnia lamp but it stopped working ten minutes before the party. That's OK though because I photoshopped a glow into the lamp There was a wardrobe The invitations were wardrobes The party favours were wardrobes. Because I am deranged, I made individual Narnia figures from wooden pegs. This is the Mr Tumnus batch There was a scavenger hunt. Guests had to take all items to BigSquib who was dressed as Jadis and she handed out…

“I want to make objects and materials that people love, that they have an affinity with and that will mean that these objects have value and will never be discarded or wasted in any way.”

The Exeter ICE Trust recently transformed St Thomas Baptist Church for the ‘Narnia Experience’. Exeter ICE is a schools work charity providing Christian education programs in the local area. The Narnia experience takes children on an immersive interactive journey through the story of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, interacting with the characters, and learning about the inspiration behind CS Lewis’s writings. After arriving in the main room set up as Coombe Halt station,...

Narnia Library Entrance