One of my favorite sites to go to for inspiration on Handmade gifts, especially for kids who love imagination and make believe is Make the Best of Everything! .
Her newest gift is a Homemade Veterinarian Kit, and its wonderful. … Read More ...
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One of my favorite sites to go to for inspiration on Handmade gifts, especially for kids who love imagination and make believe is Make the Best of Everything! .
Her newest gift is a Homemade Veterinarian Kit, and its wonderful. … Read More ...
Making this eye patch couldn’t be easier and its made out of construction paper! Head on over to Art Platter, follow the directions and you’ll be ready for the open seas…,or just Halloween!
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Here comes the first doses of Halloween crafts, and this one incorporates only the best of Halloween nostalgia…candycorn! Well, pom poms that look like candycorn, but who needs to be that specific?!? You can find the fun tutorial by blogger … Read More ...
Many of you are already wondering what you will do for your children’s Halloween costumes…ehem, this is not even yet on my radar as it is still September. But for all of you ‘planners’ and ‘non-procrastinators’, here is a great … Read More ...
Some of these ideas area amazing! I think my favorite is the paper bag spider…even though I hate spiders, I wouldn’t mind this one in my house. Head on over the Inspired by Family Magazine for more photos!
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I guess it’s getting about that time to start posting Christmas info… it is Labor Day after all. I am however, very excited to tell you about this fun tradition that one family has now decided to share the experience … Read More ...
I am always curious to see what the next theme for this family’s homeschool is going to be. I was so delighted to see that the most recent topic was Family! My favorite craft was the hand tracing/ helping page. … Read More ...
I just recently found out that my five year old daughter loves mud. She could spend hours making mud pies, mud huts for fairies, or any other mud sculpture you can think of. This Mud Monster would be perfect to … Read More ...
Sand can be such a great tactile learning tool for children. This sand art craft is perfect to celebrate the 4th of July and allow your children to have fun! You can find the tutorial at honeybear lane. … Read More ...
Every child loves to get their hands and feet painted and then go to town on paper! This craft is so cute, and I love the little hands and feet creating something so beautiful… a keeper for sure! You can … Read More ...
This is a great idea if you need some fun Patriotic decorations around your house. I love the little poem that goes along with the artwork! Find the idea over at Carrie with Children.
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The first thing I did with my kids this summer was make a Summer Bucket List. One of the things they wanted to do was have a lemonade stand. There is a great organization called Lemon-Aid through Blood: water mission… Read More ...
With the children home for summer, I’m sure us parents are looking for fun things for the kiddos to do. Why not pick up some Shrink Plastic and make these adorable patriotic hearts to put in a centerpiece for … Read More ...
Looking for something that involves patriotic colors AND superheroes?!!? Look no further than these fun juggling balls made out of balloons and rice. You can find the full tutorial over at Red Ted Art.
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How cool is this? This craft can totally be catered to any age child! You child can come up with exactly what they want to say and then create it on the bracelet! Find the full tutorial over at Lil … Read More ...