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.

175 Easy-to-do Easter Crafts is filled with a wonderful assortment of crafts made from recyclable things and inexpensive items you will find in and around your home.

All you need to have for many wonderful hours of enjoyment are pencils, crayons, scissors, tape, and other craft supplies you probably already have available in your house.

You and your children will have hours of fun making a variety of crafts. Each project has a list of items needed and the basic steps for completing the project. The colorful photos show the final product so that you can see what your creation should look like when you finish.

This is a fun and easy to follow book. It lies flat for easy access to the directions and pictures, has large print so that it is easy to read from a distance, and the colorful pictures of every project show you what they should look like when you are done.

There is even a material index in the back of the book so that you can gather everything together before you begin. There is nothing more frustrating than getting party way through a project only to realize something is missing. The material index is indispensable for easy and timely completion of these projects.

This book is good for parents, grandparents, Sunday school classes, and elementary or preschool teachers. Mom would have loved to have a craft book such as this during the Easter craft season.

Because we lived on a farm, we recycled out of necessity. This wonderful craft book will give you ideas for recycling material, whether by necessity or by choice.

If you choose to purchase this book, I hope you have many memories of the time you and your children spent making many of these Easter crafts.

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