You will need:

• Tin foil
• Tissue paper
• Some paint
• Glue
• Wool
• A black pen
• Googly eyes and a magnet (you can get these from an arts and crafts shop)

1. Scrunch up some tin foil in to a ball shape. Then push down on it so you get a flat bottom. Now roll three small balls of tin foil, one for a nose and two for the ears. Then glue them on using the glue stick.

2. Now cover everything in a thick layer of gloopy glue and some ripped up pieces of tissue paper. Make sure you cover all of the foil on the front and the back and then leave it to dry. Then paint the funny face.

3. To make the hair, cut the wool in to small pieces. Be careful though because scissors are sharp.

4. Now you need to add detail to the face using the black pen. Then stick the magnet to the back of the face. Leave it to dry.

For the Box Suitcase, you will need:

• A cardboard cereal box
• PVA glue
• Tissue paper
• Some paint
• Sticky tape
• Spongy kitchen cloths
• A black pen
• A silver pen
• A pencil
• Sticky material fastners (you can get this from an arts and crafts shop)

1. Take the cardboard cereal box and make a hole in each corner using a pencil. You will need to ask an adult to help you with this as it's a bit tricky. Now use the holes to help you cut three lines so you end up with a flap that opens. Be careful as scissors are sharp.

 2. To make the handles of the suitcase take the two spongy kitchen cloths and cut them into two strips.

3. Now stick the two straps to the suitcase with some sticky tape but leave one strap unstuck as this will be where you open the suitcase.

4. With the end of the strap that is not stuck down stick one of the sticky fastners to it. Stick the other sticky fastner to the box and make sure they meet up and the box closes.

5. Now you need to cover the suitcase in a layer of tissue paper and a special gloopy mixture that's made up of half gloopy glue and half water. Then stick ripped up tissue paper to the suitcase. Leave to dry.

 6. Then paint the suitcase any colour you like. You could paint brown squares on the corners and brown on the strap and the handle.

7. Once the paint is dry add detail to the suitcase using the black and silver pens.

• 1 cup of flour
• Half a cup of salt
• 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar
• 1 tablespoon of cooking oil
• 1 cup of water

Mix well together and cook in microwave a minute at a time for approx 4 minutes, need well, add food colouring and flavours to suit.

Keep in an air tight bag.

Paula's tip If you make lots keep in the fridge!

You will need:

• An empty teabag box
• 4 kitchen roll tubes
• An empty plastic tray (like the ones stir fry veg comes in)
• Some paint
• Some gloopy PVA glue
• Scissors
• Black pen

1. Take your plastic food tray and make sure it is completely clean. Then turn it upside down, this will be the hill that the castle sits on. Then sit the teabag box on top of the plastic food tray, making sure the flap opens.

2. Place the four kitchen roll tubes on each corner of the plastic food tray and then glue down. Leave this to dry. Now paint the boxes and tubes with grey paint.

3. To paint the hill use a mixture of half gloopy glue and half paint. Mix it well and then paint it onto the plastic tray.

4. To make the turrets take the kitchen roll tubes and cut six snips at the top of each tube but be careful as scissors are sharp.

5. Bend one flap down then leave the next one standing up and push the next one down, leave the next one up and then push that one down. Do the same with the five other turrets.

 6. Next add some extra details with the black pen. Add a door, some windows and brick details. You can also add some light and dark green paint to look like moss.

7. Now put any bits and pieces in the Castle Keeper.