We’re excited to be offering themed paper toys and crafts with crafter extraordinaire Manja of Hattifant!
Living in Bangkok Chinese New Year obviously is huge and widely celebrated. Hence there was no way that we wouldn’t come up with our own Hattifant greetings for this special occasion. The kids love the dragons that dance around town. So we decided on a dancing dragon pull out card! Enjoy!
You can download the template with step by step instructions HERE
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