As far as you know, Disney+'s new original series Foodtastic and new episodes of Magic Bake Off premiered on the streaming service yesterday. These, along with Sonny With A Chance, are the best things to ever premiere on the streaming service since Bluey, Zenimation and Star Wars Galaxy Of Sounds. I now offer you a series of crafts based on the Disney franchises covered in these shows.
Let's start off with Foodtastic. In each episode, host Keke portrays a character who is in the middle of a dilemma relating to the movie or topic, and the food artists have to help her, all the while Keke acts as an actual host throughout the show. The first topic covered is Ant-Man & The Wasp, and while I lay off ants when eating because of what their ancestors did to that baby bird long ago, I give you an
Ant Man activity pack and colouring sheets. Both Foodtastic and Magic Bake Off covered Star Wars in their latest shows, so since I'm doing Foodtastic first, I'm offering this
DIY death star panel light switch so you can bring the dark side into your bedroom! I covered Toy Story in the previous Bake Off Make Off, so there's no harm in doing another craft -
this one is themed around Hamm the piggy bank, and once again those little aliens. There are
heaps of Beauty & The Beast crafts out there, heck, even this blogger set herself and her kids up to become a real Disney Princess! Usually I find the Avengers and other Marvel properties are not meant to mix, especially after Endgame, but now's the time to make these
Infinity Stone crayons. Next is Cars, and
making Lightning McQueen and Mater out of popsicle sticks could be quite easy. My favourite, The Lion King, comes up next, and this
little lion photo frame, perfect for when you want to remember going to Animal Kingdom and meeting Timon and Rafiki. There are no other crafts for Up besides
balloon fingerpainting, and an Up movie party to go along with it. I couldn't find any crafts relating to Wreck It Ralph, but I did find this cute craft relating to
Ralph Breaks The Internet. All of the Pirates Of The Caribbean crafts were from Disney Family, but since I couldn't access them, all I could find were these swashbuckling
pirate-themed kid friendly tattoos that you can wear while watching the film. Since The Muppets finishes everything off, make yourself a
pull-apart Kermit The Frog pinata for your next Muppets-themed party.
Now onto Magic Bake Off, and it's no doubt the two look so similar. To start with, I couldn't find any crafts relating to Big City Greens, but for Star Wars, and especially for the cold weather, you can make these
Star Wars hand warmers. Now, since the episode following is all about Mickey Mouse, something the channel that airs Magic Bake Off, Disney Channel, ignores a lot, try these
Mickey & Minnie Oreo cookie pops. As an appropriate finale, whether you have visited Disney Land the first time, or have got a button featuring your favourite characters, there's no doubt
you can turn it into an ornament for the tree.
Find more creative Disney fun by watching Disney Family Sundays on Disney+, where you can find more artistic fun featuring your favourite characters!
