Some of the best memories I have of my childhood was spending hours working on projects with my brother and sister, with the help of our mother, of course. She was a second grade teacher who loved to join her students as they made decorations for their classroom and to take home to their parents. She brought many of those ideas home so that her children could also enjoy the great crafts. Read more »
At Easter, children and adults love to dive headlong into making Easter crafts. A lot of people simply love decorating and will use any occasion to do so. Easter is quite high on the list of special days to make crafts for. Read more »
Kids love to color in, especially something they can give as a gift to their family or friends. Therefore we have created a couple of pictures for you to print out and pass on to the little ones so that they can pass on to those that are special to them.
Let the kids imaginations run wild with the design they have in mind. Encourage them to use as many colors as they can get their hands on. Let the artists show you a thing or two about the beauty of multiple colors.
Kids of all ages love to craft and cook along side of Mom when preparing for any holiday season. Easter holds a special place in many a child’s heart as they color eggs, create their favorite crafts, and prepare for the arrival of the Easter bunny. What loving moms and grandmas most want during this time is to keep kids from harms way. Here are a few tips to keep kids safe during the Easter crafting and cooking season. Read more »
The Marshmallow Rabbit is a favorite project that children of all ages love to make. The tip at the bottom of this pattern suggests how to turn this into an edible rabbit that young children are sure to enjoy.
The printable rabbit is at the end of this post or you can find it on the Marshmallow Rabbit page on the far right sidebar under Pages. Read more »
It is time to create the easiest and most popular Easter craft idea… Easter Egg Decorating. There are a number of ways to have the egg when coloring, either raw, hard-boiled or blown hollow. There are also endless ideas for patterns that you can create such as symmetrical designs, faces or animals.
A few Woodsies and a little imagination turn this simple Bunny Pin into a cute Easter gift for kids to make for their friends. If you are unfamiliar with what a Woodsie is, there is a detailed explanation after the project instructions. Read more »
