Bells For Morris Dancers & Morris Dancing Crafts

Looking for bells for Morris dancing? All the bells in our range feature a loop on the top, making them perfect for adding to bell pads, costumes, shoes and much more!

Also great for making kids crafts based on morris dancing, such as bell sticks.

Available in a great range of colours and sizes!

Need Feathers For Crafts & Sewing Projects?

Our great range of craft feathers has just got even bigger!

Our NEW fluffy Marabou feathers are perfect for adding some luxury to your craft projects. Available in 11 great colours!

More of the sewing type? We've just added some beautifully soft Marabou feather trim which is ideal for adding to clothes, costumes & other sewing projects!

For the full effect add some gorgeous Ostrich feathers which are available in a lovely range of colors...

Don't forget the kids with our range of feathers that we think are perfect for kid's craft projects. Why not try making an Indian headdress?

You can now shop by type, pack or colour too, which makes it much easier to find exactly what you want!

Mothers Day Crafts For Kids

Show your Mum you care this Mother's Day with a beautiful handmade craft.

Shop our range by theme and by colour to find the perfect craft. Whether it's a bunch of tissue paper flowers, a handmade card or a hand decorated photo frame, we're sure Mum will love it!

Already got your gift? Then why not spend some quality time and craft with Mum instead? In fact, the beautiful crafts are perfect for any girly craft session!

Why not make Mum Queen for the day with her very own crown?

You could even bake some cookies or cakes with our range of bakeware. We love the crown cookie cutter!

How about making a lavender bag? A cute treat for mum! Great to make as part of a group craft session.

Eyebombing With Googly Eyes

Eyebombing. We agree the name may be a bit odd but this new art has got us all smiling at the littlecraftybugs company!

The idea of eyebombing is to stick googly eyes onto inanimate objects in public spaces, so they almost seem human. Eyebombing originated in Copenhagen, set up with the goal 'to humanize the streets, and bring sunshine to people passing by.'

Now eyebombing has worked it's way into America and is now looking to take over the UK too! On this page there are just a few examples that we've taken today to share with you.  You can see lots more at the official eyebombing site.

We have lots more information on this and pictures too on our eyebombing page - why not take a look today?

Why not join in the fun, click here to see how you can claim your googly eyes.

Once you've got your wobbly eyes, or if you've already got some, get snapping! Send your pictures to us via email with your name and any caption you'd like to add to your photo. We'll judge all of the entries at the end of each week.

This weeks winner will receive a pair of our GIANT glow-in-the-dark googly eyes!  Rules to enter are below.

THE RULES - these are the rules of the official eyebombing site.

1. Only images of inanimate objects with wiggle eyes - NOT stickers.
2. Only images taken in the public space.
3. No eyes on eyes. So no actual faces or pictures of faces!

We recommend using removable glue dots to stick the eyes, as they are easy to peel off. Self-adhesive eyes can tend to be strong so might be harder to get off!  Please remember to take the eyes off after your photo, we don't want you to get into trouble...  Perhaps leave them if you have permission, as the idea is really to make people smile and no-one can smile at the eyes once they are back in your pocket!

Entries for this weeks competition must be received by noon on Friday 21st March. Winner will be announced via social media once the winner has been notified.

What size plastic egg do I need for my chocolate eggs?

Our plastic eggs are supplied in three sizes:

Mini plastic eggs - the pink one pictured. These are approximately 42mm tall and and 30mm wide.  They will hold a Cadburys foil wrapped mini egg, such as the Dairy Milk egg shown with a little gap around them.

Standard plastic eggs - the blue one shown.  If you are looking for eggs the size of the ones in your fridge, then this is what you will need, unless you keep ostrich eggs in your fridge of course!  58mm tall and 40mm wide, these will hold a Cadbury's Creme Egg or similar with some wiggle room....

Large plastic eggs - the green egg in the picture.  75mm tall and 45mm wide, these will hold a full size Kinder Surprise Egg very snugly.

So, if you are having an egg hunt or making an filled egg gift basket, why not choose a selection of sizes and then buy your eggs to fit.

You can but plastic eggs online from our massive selection at www.plasticeggs.co.uk