This craft is for kids that love to color-in and for parents that want a nice photo card for the mantle piece or for the grandparents this holiday. Best of all, it’s made using things you’ll likely have in your recycling bin.
We made these Christmas tree sun catchers to bring some color into our drab winter days. Follow our tutorial to make your own! Easy for all ages.
We’re always looking for cheap or– better yet– free materials to craft with here, so we’ve played around with crafting all sorts of things out of those big plastic gallon milk jugs over the last couple of years. The type of plastic they are made from is pretty versatile as far as crafting goes. We have two crafts here to show you.
Looking for a fun gift to make with your kids for Valentine’s Day? These bracelets would be perfect for special friends!
Who doesn’t love to play with rubber stamps? The problem is they can be pricey and it’s tough to find the perfect design. So, we teach you how to make our own.
We show you how to make a beautiful “Thanks Bunting” for Thanksgiving. You only need a few supplies to create this beautiful display of thanks.
A round up some lists of my favorite (but, easy-to-execute) crafts and activities to do with kids to avoid summertime boredom!
Have you ever come home from vacation with a collection of shells you don’t know what to do with? We say gift them as art. Or, keep it for yourself!
We found that a couple of simple modifications to a dollar store hollow plastic can pass as a real Stadium Horn to help your family have some “World Cup” fun!
We’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by making Rainbow Friendship Bracelets. These are easy to make and fun to give out to friends on this Spring holiday!
Remembering the dead doesn’t always have to be about grieving. Celebrate the lives of those who have passed on with this festive Dia de los Muertos craft.
Looking for a simple and inexpensive way to decorate your home for Halloween? Let your little ones make these cute paper ghost garlands.
Why not keep your green thumb in shape by making an indoor garden with your children?
Have a jolly thrifty holiday with these miniature wreaths made from recycled sweaters.
When it comes to crafting, sometimes simple is best. Here are two fun and easy Thanksgiving Day crafts that get your kids involved in the holiday festivities.
These toothpick sculptures was an easy project that kept the kids busy for an hour. The how-to is self explanatory (bonus: pictures to show you how we did it.)
This simple button necklace is a fun summer craft for tweens and teens and doesn’t require a ton of supplies.
A step-by-step guide (with pictures!) on how you and your (older) kids can make your very own paper bead necklaces!
We have come up with five reasonably easy and still lovely gifts you can help your kid make for their mother.
I’m not an accomplished crafter but I was able to make these “softies” with the kids and have fun while making them. Here’s how you can make them too.