Making these patriotic kitchen towels is the perfect Fourth of July craft for kids of all ages. My “test group” was my 11 year old granddaughter and two of her school friends. They had a blast creating their own patriotic towel. Even more important, they were proud of their individual designs. Supplies for the patriotic […]
A simple, kid-friendly felt finger puppet project you can make using felt and glue. These darling finger puppets are perfect for gift toppers, story time, or classroom crafts. The downloadable templates and step‑by‑step instructions make it easy to succeed. Kids are sure to have fun with these animal puppets. You’ll need these supplies: Felt—realistic or […]
Did you know that the Mini Bowdabra is so easy to use that it makes the perfect tool for Kid’s crafting. What better project for a horse lover kid than an equestrian show hair bow? With a little help from an adult kids can easily make this show ready hair bow. The current fashion for […]
A fragrant sachet makes a wonderful Mother’s Day gift. Scatter these sachets among lingerie and linens to scent the items. Hang them in closets to ward off musty odors. Place them in luggage to keep suitcases smelling fresh. Sachets date back to the 1400s when garments—and people—were not frequently washed. Sachets perfumed the person, masking […]
Who isn’t fascinated with a snow globe? You can make this adorable Easter Snow Globe from a recycled food container. But, we’re going to use different shakers for the “snow.” Here are the supplies that you’ll need: Clean, used food container—I used pudding and yogurt containers, but any clear container will work; look for single […]
