Those black and white bound notebooks are so ‘old school.’ Domestic Anarchy shows you how to use vintage prints and Mod Podge to jazz up your back to school notebooks. These are so cute!… Read More ...
Personalized Lunch Boxes
I love the look of those beautiful monogrammed lunch boxes from Pottery Barn…but they are so darn expensive. This is a great way to make sure your child knows which lunch box is theirs while also making it personal. Come … Read More ...
Chalk Paint Projects Galore!
Does chalk get you in the school spirit? I love the look of a freshly cleaned blackboard and a brand new stick of chalk to start off the year(sorry, that’s the school teacher in me.) ….from glitter to gumdrops has … Read More ...
Molded Crayon Bracelet
How adorable is this craft..and its earth friendly! Gather up your little itty bitty pieces of crayons that are all over your house, or in your craft box, or if you’re house is like my house…in your couch!
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Rainbow Rice and Garden Sensory Box
This sensory box is so cute. I think I could play in it all day. I colored rice blue once to make rain drops in a craft…but I never thought of making a RAINBOW of rice. Any child would love … Read More ...
Grass Babies Kid Craft
This craft is perfect for both the parent and the kids in that when the craft is complete….the parent has wheatgrass that can now be used to give your kids something nutritious to eat! Sunni, the author and creator of … Read More ...
Kid’s Quilling Project- Dragonfly
Quilling is one of those amazing art forms that not many people attempt or even know about. If you are interested in starting, or teaching your children, Inna’s Creations is a great site to start with. Here, Inna tells about … Read More ...
Jars Decoupaged w/ Hand Printed Tissue Paper
This craft involves two crafts in one; creating your own printed tissue paper as well as making these cute little jars. My girls would love to pick some flowers and put them in something as creative as these. Creative Jewish … Read More ...
Create the Everlasting Ice Cream Sundae!
Could these ‘pretend’ ice cream sundaes look any more real? I’m a little nervous about making them because I think my children might actually eat the styrofoam. My kids would love ‘decorating’ their sundaes with their favorite toppings. This would … Read More ...
Rainbow Ice
This is such a fun little craft for the hot summer weather most of the US is experiencing…for those of you on the other side of the globe, why not take these into the bathtub? HEad on over the Sweeter … Read More ...
Cookie Sheet Monoprints
TinkerLab is a site that you could get lost peeking around her different posts for hours. Rachelle has so many great ideas, its hard to wrap your head around it. These monoprints are one of her newest printmaking ideas. In … Read More ...
Spin Art Fabric Painting
I love the blog Putti Prapancha, and she just did a guest post over at Red Ted Art’s Blog, another one of my top favorites for kids’ crafts. Roopa shows you how to create a fabulous t-shirt with … Read More ...
Stingrays w/ Jacaranda Seed
This stingray craft creates such life-like looking stingrays, I would have trouble knowing the difference if I hadn’t been told what the picture was. I don’t think we have Jacaranda trees here in Florida, but if we did, my girls … Read More ...
Back to School Craft-Burlap Pencil Case
I love the simplicity of this craft….a little paint, some burlap and voila, you’ve got magic. (Parents might have to make the actual case if doing with a younger child) If I were a kid, I would love making my … Read More ...
Making Rainbows!
Head on over to Pre-school Play to see a great project to make Rainbows out of paint color samples. These would look perfect coloring any wall or window! Found Via {Quirky Mama’s It’s Play Time Link}… Read More ...