This butterfly mobile is the perfect craft because it involves simple free templates, contact paper and glitter! These three items are some of my favorite things to craft with…and to have them all rolled into one is a bonus! You … Read More ...
Oodles of Doodles Easter Basket
This cute Easter Basket comes just in time to put out some pre- Easter candy. Your child can really get creative with the types of doodles they want on their Easter Basket! Head over to the craft genius, Vicki’s site, … Read More ...
Egg Carton Flowers
Sometimes I am amazed at how beautiful simple household items can turn out with a little creativity and paint. These egg carton flowers are just that…beautiful and simple. You can find the tutorial over at hennymats.… Read More ...
Yarn Planters
My children are all about smelling flowers on our walks, and then wanting to take some home with us. This adorable tin can yarn planter is perfect to hold those wild flowers that are blooming down here in Florida! Visit … Read More ...
Quick and Easy Paper Rainbow
This quick and easy paper rainbow is exactly the type of craft my girls would love to put on their dresser as a decoration in their room for St. Patrick’s Day. You can download and find out more info over … Read More ...
St. Patrick’s Day Pot O’ Gold Game
This is a quick and easy to assemble game that your children will definitely want to play! The goal is to get the candy in the cup so they can eat it! Visit B. Inspired, Mama for the tutorial!… Read More ...
PVC Pipe Rainbow Color Matching Activity
Are you looking for an activity for those little active hands in your family? Perhaps one to do that would line right up with St. Patrick’s Day? This is a great hands on activity to teach children to match up … Read More ...
St. Patrick’s Day Green Food Taste Testing w/ Free Chart for Kids!
B. Inspired, Mama has a great free printable chart so you can ‘trick’ your kids into trying all different foods….most of all GREEN ones! This is the perfect little activity to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, and do something Green! What … Read More ...
‘EyeBombing’
Looking for an easy way to bring a smile not only to your child’s face, but to others in your town? Why not ‘eyebomb’ your town! This idea is perfect for growing your child’s observation skills, as well as their … Read More ...
St. Patrick’s Day Jar Lid Magnets
These lids are fabulous. Although they are intended as a St. Patty’s Day craft, you can pretty much transform this craft into anything you want it to be. Any holiday or fun picture could be used! You can find the
… Read More ... Rainbow Framework Craft
This rainbow craft is great because it can be made by little hands! You can find the tutorial over at Funlab!… Read More ...
Upcycled Artwork
Often times I have random things that I don’t want to get rid of because I believe that we could use them in a craft project. I end up putting the randoms into a plastic baggie, and wondering when that … Read More ...
Felt Alphabet Soup
I am a firm believer in making hand made gifts for people as much as I can. Perhaps that is because I love receiving them! This alphabet soup project is a wonderful handmade gift that any child will love to
… Read More ... Free Dr Seuss ‘The Lorax’ Printable
This Dr. Seuss ‘The Lorax’ quote is so applicable, and really looks great in a frame. There is no harm in having your children memorize this quote as it stands on their dresser! You can get this free download, or … Read More ...
Cat in the Hat Centerpiece
I just recently posted about a tutorial for how to make rainbow rice. This project is perfect to use that technique, and make a Cat in The Hat centerpiece! You can find the tutorial at DabblerMom.… Read More ...