Turkey Place Cards for the Thanksgiving Table
Keep your little ones busy while the Thanksgiving meal is cooking by asking them to make these fun name place cards for the Thanksgiving table. We’ve included a bonus turkey coloring sheet too!
Keep your little ones busy while the Thanksgiving meal is cooking by asking them to make these fun name place cards for the Thanksgiving table. We’ve included a bonus turkey coloring sheet too!
This little craft is a quick one to set up and will keep the kids busy at the Thanksgiving dinner table, as well as looking cute and providing a keepsake of your children’s artwork and thankful messages.
A great crafts book by one of former contributors hits the bookshelves. It’s makes for a great holiday gift.
Thanksgiving dinner is usually a long meal so having things to keep the kids busy and entertained can help everyone enjoy their time together. We have something special in mind for this year.
Embellish apples with paint to spiff up your table for the holidays
Here’s a fun and simple craft to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday for honoring the dead. Upcycle a used plastic milk carton into fun masks.
Making colorful Halloween sugar cookies is so different from playing with play doh, except you can eat it and it’s YUMMY!
We are living in a time where people are constantly lamenting the fact that children are growing up too quickly, acting like adults long before their years. And yet, inexplicably, many people feel twelve is too old to act like a child.
My daughter is so anxious to carve our pumpkins, but with weeks until Halloween I know they would become rotten. So we decided to decorate our pumpkin for now and carve later. It was super simple, but loads of fun!
Craft a spooky centerpiece for your table or outside your door. It’s so easy to do, it’s scary.
Are your kids crazy about Angry Birds too? Well how about carving some Angry Birds pumpkins? We have free templates to help you.
Did you know it is customary to send out cards for Rosh Hashanah wishing your friends and loved ones a sweet new year? Here’s a tutorial for creating your own unique Rosh Hashanah cards.
It is National Wash Your Hands week! This simple embellished hand liquid soap will remind everyone to wash their hands and maybe the kids will keep it going, right?
Yarrr! It be Talk Like A Pirate Day time of year again me hearties! Mark your calendars for Alpha Mom’s favorite holiday on September 19.
Back-to-school is the perfect time to make these fun apple magnets. Great for displaying back-to-school artwork, or for a unique gift for teachers!
Add some bling to the kids lockers with these fun magnetic pencil holders. You’ll only need a few supplies for this simple back-to-school craft!
What could be more patriotic than some fancy streamer handle bars for a good old-fashioned Fourth of July Parade!? We show you how to make your own!
Have a “stereophile” dad at home? How about this diy Father’s Day gift that you can help the kids make?
If you are looking for a handmade gift for Dad for Father’s Day look no further! This gift is a great way to preserve a child’s artwork.
This past weekend, my son created a list of 25 things he’d like to do this summer. Want to join in on the fun? We’ve made a cute printable that your kids can use too.