I always have to post about the newest lessons and crafts that a wonderful mom and blogger over at The Nature of Grace have come up with. . The projects that she pulls together for her units are always beautiful, … Read More ...
Garden Mushrooms
Is your gnome garden just asking to be decorated with some hand made mushrooms? I love this kid friendly project that will liven up your garden, and let your children’s artwork shine! Head on over to barks blog for the … Read More ...
Fairy Gardens {How To Make Your Own}
A little while ago, my daughters got a book out from the library that taught them how to make fairy homes. This fairy garden lesson is the perfect addition to our homes that we have out in our back yard! … Read More ...
Making Feathers
This is a wonderful tutorial to show your children how to make simple feathers. The method is always the same, but the outcome can be very different for each feather depending on the colors and widths of strokes. Get the
… Read More ... Salt Dough Medallions
I have posted about a few other salt dough projects on Craft Gossip, but this was a new technique that I hadn’t seen before. I love the different materials that were used to make these medallions, like the button and
… Read More ... Printmaking For Kids {Round-Up}
Printmaking is such a wonderful way to help your child create lasting artwork and memories. You can use so many materials for printmaking, but why come up with them yourself? The Artful Parent has a great list of printmaking ideas … Read More ...
20 Earth Day Crafts for Kids
If you’re looking for some fun and engaging crafts to celebrate Earth Day, look no further than No Time For Flashcards! As a mom, blogger, and educator, she’s dedicated to providing her children and readers with the best possible learning … Read More ...
An ‘A’ is Just Three Sticks- Appreciation Gift
Have your kids go outside and find the perfect three sticks to make this adorable framed piece of art and a quote from Winnie the Pooh for your child’s teacher. You can find the inspiration over at What Are We … Read More ...
Teacher Appreciation Hat
I love this idea, because you could make it for either a male or female teacher. The whole process is simple, yet you can put a personal touch on a great gift…for a great teacher! Head on over to one … Read More ...
Make Your Own Ice Cream Cone Tattoos!
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 ...
50 Teacher Appreciation Gifts Kids Can Make
You must go over to Giverslog where they have compiled an amazing list of gifts/crafts your child can make for their teacher. ( I love the pencil puzzle pictured above..its from Maryjanes and Galoshes).… Read More ...
Anthropologie Craft Month {Earth Day}
Anthropolgogie is having activities to celebrate Earth Day. It’s called Earth Day, Our Way. Throughout the entire month of April, there are activities that you can participate in, but you do have to make a reservation. Head to Anthropologie.com … Read More ...
Egg Carton Floral Fairy Hair Wreath
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 ...
Fun Paper Weaving Craft
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 … Read More ...
Puppet Theater Tutorial
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 ...