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This Harry Potter reward chart is perfect for chores, homework or even Piano practice. There is some bribery happening in our house right now to boost their piano practice as they have piano exams coming up. Nothing says independence more … Read More ...
I love an upcycled, repurposed project, but as I was contemplating what in the world I was going to do with a clementine crate, I realized that most of my craft projects are for my daughters or my girlfriends. The … Read More ...
I purchased a gold mine of crafting inspiration last week when I found a mixed bag of Jenga blocks at my local thrift store for $1.25. I’ll show you an easy kids’ craft making your own DIY dominoes that would … Read More ...
Teenage girls are a force of their own and being in lockdown with my tween has been trying to say the least. She is at the age where she thinks she is 16 but still acts like a 10-year-old. So, … Read More ...
These window art cutouts are a great way for kids to decorate their homes and light up up their neighborhood! We designed cutouts from kids’ favorites, from Paw Patrol and PJ Masks to Batman and Spider-Man! You can download and … Read More ...
Mermaid Crafts: 25 Magical Projects for Deep Sea Fun
Are you ready for an under-the-sea adventure? We’ve always been so curious about the underwater world, and this book brings us closer to the mystical universe where mermaids live with their … Read More ...
Who remembers computer diskettes? While many kids today would think it’s a novelty “save” button, I vividly remember using them to save files back in the 90s. We don’t use them any more of course, but you know me – … Read More ...
This bird feeder from k-cups and popsicle sticks is a fun project for kids of all ages. Even the youngest can color or add stickers to the cups and everyone will enjoy watching the birds!
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Let me start off by saying this doesn’t come in adult size, I know I checked! It does hold up to 200lbs so If I lay off the champagne and chocolates I might be able to lay down it, at … Read More ...
This indoor sandbox is the ultimate toddler mom hack! Fill a tote with kinetic sand, mini dump trucks or dinosaurs for hours of inside sensory play! When playtime is over, attach the lid and save for another day. The sand … Read More ...
These easy magazine flowers are a fun quick project to make for party decorations or for children to make as a Mother’s Day gift. This is a great recycling project to use up those magazines and catalogs you have lying … Read More ...
It’s easy to remember, commemorate, and relive what is arguably one of the most beloved decades for wild fashion statements with help of these 80’s style painted tees. For those who simply can’t get enough of the bright, bold, … Read More ...
What better way to learn than by doing? This thoughtfully conceived woodworking primer by educator Jerome E. Leavitt makes learning basic carpentry skills enjoyable and rewarding for boys and girls ages 8 and up. With special sections on basic hand … Read More ...
This Rock or Stone painting for kids book is by popular stone artist F. Sehnaz Bac, a seasoned archaeologist who markets her painted Sassi dell’Adriatico (Stones of the Adriatic) on Etsy, presents step-by-step instructions for simple projects, accompanied by … Read More ...
Many are familiar with leaf rubbed art, but what do you do with all those papers your kids make? We decided to create our leaf art on fabric and turn it into a one-of-a-kind pillow. The pillow adds touch of … Read More ...