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I love the way this t-shirt came out using just Sharpies and Alcohol….brilliant. You can find the full tutorial over at Butterfly Jungle. (Parent Supervision is definitely required due to use of Rubbing Alcohol) {Found via Pinterest}…

There is something completely nostalgic about Mason Jars. To incorporate them into a 4th of July craft is like eating a piece of Apple Pie…delicious! I love how these jars are basically saluting our Country as they line the driveway. …

Do you have some festive Red, White and Blue scrapbook paper lying around? These pinwheels are the perfect use for them! Simply Designing shows you how to make them!…

A Pumpkin and a Princess has this adorable 4th of July craft that you can easily do with your children.  They even made them into cute little magnets! Perfect for hanging up some Independence Day coloring projects.…

I was just given some modeling clay from my neighbor because she didn’t want to deal with the mess. To be honest, I didn’t really want to deal with it either; until I saw this post!  She includes her previous …

This craft is perfect for inspiring your child to head outside, and into their imaginary world of horseback riding! I love crafts that inspire imagination, and this is definitely one of them! Head on over to Simple Analogy for the …

Ok, I realize now that I haven’t seen it all…this craft is completely unique and one that I have NEVER seen before. The craft is for kids, but needs adult supervision the ENTIRE time…since there is boiling water involved.  Head …

Here’s another simple craft to go along with a book. The book, Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What do You Hear? is the perfect match for this craft. You won’t believe how easy it is to make the puff paint for …

This kids craft is perfect for making sure you know exactly what you planted in your garden. I love that they can be seen high above the plants. This tutorial post is part of Skip to My Lou’s Craft Camp…

little. lovely. has a great tutorial over at The Crafty Crow(Great Kids Craft Site!). This is such a great idea; a moving story book. It goes along with the book The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. The great news …

This craft was used to fill up a long day…perfect for the summertime when your children are home all day looking for things to do!  Lolly Jane Boutique is the creative mom behind this craft!…

These little lanterns are so cute, and I love that they are hung on the polka dot ribbon! The Crafting Chicks has come up with this patriotic kids craft…they have a great tutorial with beautiful pictures.…

I stumbled upon this amazing Tomato Cage Lantern while searching for July 4th crafts back from 2010…I just love the rustic look of it. Your kids will love this lantern next to their tent while partaking in the Great Backyard …

With some adult supervision, this craft could be super fun with the kids! HEad on over to Make and Takes to learn how to turn your rice….red, white and blue!

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I think Independence Day crafts may be my favorite because of the vivid bright colors of red, white and blue. I love the ‘crispness’ of every craft. July 4th is a great time to teach your children about the history …

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