Party Pack
Welcome to Your Practically Perfect Party Pack!
Hello there,
I'm so looking forward to you joining our Practically Perfect Party Online.
I decided to start this service as a way to connect people and especially children whose lives have been turned inside out and upside down.
The party pack was borne from the idea of giving children something to make the party feel more like a normal one...something that they could have fun making beforehand and all have the same thing to play with in your separate houses.
The tutorials are very gentle and calming and are intended to allow children to feel in control of something, when that feeling may be a rare thing at the moment.
HOWEVER, I completely understand that getting an overwhelmed young child to focus on anything crafty at the moment may be a challenge, so PLEASE don't feel under any pressure to get them to follow the tutorial!
I would though, invite you to give yourself half an hour of time to do something simple and satisfying, especially if you have had to cancel a party or can't plan the party you had hoped for your loved one, big or small.
Maybe your young child could hand you things when you need them. That's a great job.
Everything I've used are things that most people are likely to have at home without any special shopping trips!
Whichever way you play it, I hope you enjoy getting these few things ready for the party.
Spit Spot!
Step 1: Please download the party pack printable.
Step 2: Make your kite with Mary.
Step 3: Make your Parasol with Mary!
Step 4: Watch this video!
- Useful Info
I’ve been a professional actress for 32 years, but my parents will tell you
that I was a little Sarah Bernhardt from a very early age.
Since training at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, I’ve had some wonderful experiences. My early career was full of Shakespeare…. in schools, castles, on radio 4, the Bristol Old Vic and in a pub theatre with director Andrew Hilton
(of Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory) . All that was a three year training in itself.
Other highlights include working at the National Theatre on two of Tennessee Williams unperformed plays…a real thrill to see his handwriting on the copies of his original manuscripts. I loved doing Sonnet Walks for Shakespeare’s Globe, using my voice for Manga cartoons and talking book versions of some Horrible Histories, having a one woman show written for me, working at Britain’s longest running weekly Rep and making my feature film debut alongside my 5 year old son.
Gallery Shot Top Center Image Credit: Copyright Jayne Lloyd