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I couldn’t help but find myself getting immersed in the world of this wonderful mom and all of the projects she does for her family and friends! This project totally enticed me because my girls just bought an ice cream … Read More ...
One of my favorite craft bloggers out there in the blogosphere is Tinkerlab. Every month, she challenges normal moms and families like mine to come up with a craft based on some type of material. This month the material is … Read More ...
Paper Weaving is a classic craft, that can still be fun for all ages even today! You can find a simple up to date tutorial over at Make and Takes.
Woven Milk Carton Coasters – Weaving with milk cartons not … Read More ...
This puppet tutorial is such a great idea to increase your child’s imaginative play. I love that it is made out of those tri-folds that you would use for a school presentation. So simple! Visit katydiddys to get the full … Read More ...
This craft/project would be great to incorporate when teaching about gardening, or any other environmental lesson plan. You can find this tutorial, and make a ‘cute’ compost bin of your own over at We-Made-That.com.
Do you know a little … Read More ...
Are you getting excited for Spring? I love springtime, although I don’t get much of a ‘Spring’ feeling here in Florida, I still hold onto my memories of being up in the North East. This project is perfect for creating … Read More ...
I found this tutorial over at a sweet little blog called The Nature of Grace. My girls would love to romp around in our back yard and pretend they are little fairies in these amazing little fairy shoes. This … Read More ...
kidworldcitizen is an awesome site that incorporates ‘activities to help young minds go global’. In fact, they have an activity for almost every continent and country! This Asian Elephant Craft is just one of many that you can use in … Read More ...
People never cease to amaze me in what they can create with materials that don’t even seem to make any sense to create anything! This tutorial will blow-your-mind! Your kids will love to watch the plastic form out of the … Read More ...
This is a fun project that you can do with young children, and the outcome will be wonderful! I was thinking that you can even do this technique on real eggs if you so wished! You can find the sticker … Read More ...
If you can get your hands on some foam plates, then you should definitely get your kids ready to make some of these printed Easter Eggs made out of them! You can find the tutorial which shows you how to
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
