Rainbow Sprinkle Slime
This slime recipe is such a fun variation because it involves rainbow glitter and sprinkles!
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DIY Snow Globe
Add some crafty charm to your winter by creating a DIY snow globe! You will be surprised at how easy it is to create, and you probably have most of the materials on hand.
Read ArticleFestive Gift Tags
What is more fun than a family craft night? Here are four easy Christmas crafts that kids of all ages are guaranteed to love.
Read ArticleCandy Indian Corn Favors
This is the perfect Thanksgiving craft that can also be a small gift to give away!
Read ArticleHoliday Napkin Holders
Get your kids involved in decorating the holiday table this year by making some easy and adorable napkin holders. You only need a few materials, and kids of all ages will enjoy creating something special.
Read ArticleSuper Sparkly Olympic Medals
Get into the Olympic spirit by making these sparkly medals at home with your child. It only requires a few inexpensive materials and a little creativity. Children of all ages will enjoy making their own medals to wear while celebrating the …
Read ArticleMini Yarn Ornaments
Anyone who has been on Pinterest lately has probably noticed a trend in yarn wall hangings. From weavings to fringe, colorful options abound for buying or DIY-ing some yarn home décor. Why not get the kids involved in this hot trend by maki…
Read ArticlePaper Strawberries
If you are looking for an easy paper craft that is perfect for celebrating summer, try these paper strawberries!
Read ArticleNo-Mess Heart Garland
This easy and festive heart garland has all the fun of paint without the cleanup.
Read ArticleButton Handprint Art
This DIY art would also be a great keepsake gift to give to grandparents. You won’t believe how quick and easy it is to create this button handprint art!
Read ArticleKid’s Craft: Tin Can Thankful Trees
Each day in November, have your children think of something they are thankful for, write it on a leaf and hang it on their tree.
Read ArticlePaper Strip Pumpkins
These pumpkins can be made in all different sizes and are a great way to decorate for fall.
Read ArticleNo-Mess Painting
This mess-free painting is so fun for babies and toddlers and it looks cute enough to hang on the wall in a nursery or give as a gift to grandparents.
Read ArticleApple Stamp Pumpkins
Apple stamp pumpkins are a great fall craft for kids of all ages. The project is so easy to do, and chances are, you already have everything you need to make this quick craft today!
Read ArticleSidewalk Chalk Popsicles
These sidewalk chalk Popsicles are great because kids can help with the process of making them and then will love playing with the chalk as it melts in the hot sun. This is such a fun twist on sidewalk chalk for those long summer days!
Read ArticleEdible Finger Paints
The idea of getting finger paints out with a baby might seem scary or daunting, especially if your little one loves to put everything in his or her mouth. These edible finger paints only require two ingredients, and worrying whether Baby de…
Read ArticleSurprise Bath Bombs
Bath bombs are a fun and inexpensive way to make bath time a blast for kids of all ages! You might be surprised to learn how easy they are to make, and these DIY bath bombs are great because you can customize the scent and colors to your li…
Read ArticleTin Can Planters
These little planters are sure to brighten up someone’s day this spring!
Read ArticleMason Jar Lid Photo Magnets
These Mason jar lid photo magnets are such an easy and creative way to add some photos of those cute little ones on your fridge.
Read ArticlePopsicle Stick Snowflakes
This easy craft is a great way to celebrate winter without having to break out the coats and gloves. Your kids will love decorating their own snowflakes and making each one unique!
Read ArticlePopsicle Stick Hearts
These Popsicle stick hearts are a fun twist on the classic paper versions.
Read ArticleTwig Letter
It doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive to create a beautiful and whimsical way to personalize your baby’s nursery.
Read ArticleYarn Wrapped Christmas Trees
Making homemade Christmas ornaments is a tradition that kids love to do every year.
Read ArticleYarn Pumpkins
These yarn pumpkins are just like making pom-poms, but without the cutting! This craft is perfect for kids to make because very little trimming or cutting is needed. Create this fall garland and get it out year after year to add some autumn…
Read ArticleSensory Bottles
For an easy and free toy that will keep your baby occupied, try making a sensory bottle! These little bottles are perfect for small hands to hold and explore different shapes, colors and textures. Older children will love helping find diffe…
Read ArticleStraw Paintings
If you are looking for a quick and easy kids art project, ditch the paintbrushes and try making a painting using straws!
Read ArticlePom-Pom Garland
These pom-pom garlands are so easy to make you easily could whip up one for your child’s first birthday party decor or even a friend’s baby shower!
Read ArticleFoam Dough
If you are looking for a super quick activity for kids of all ages, try making some foam dough! This soft dough only requires three ingredients and couldn’t be easier to make. It has a soft, silky texture that is easy to mold and is addicti…
Read ArticlePlastic Bottle Hanging Planter
Don’t throw away those plastic water and soda bottles. Instead, make a cute hanging planter! All it takes is bright paint, a few succulents or herbs, some yarn and a little help from an adult. In no time, your child will turn his trash into…
Read ArticleFaux Flower Canvas
Grab some inexpensive faux flowers to make your child’s artwork come to life!
Read ArticleNo-Sew Bow Ties
These little bow ties will look so dapper on your little guy. You even can make them in pink and attach the bows to a headband for a girl.
Read ArticleAnimal Confetti Globes
DIY snow globes are popular around the holidays, but why not craft up a similar project for spring?
Read ArticleCupcake Liner Wreath
Add some color to your day by making a rainbow wreath using cupcake liners! These wreaths are so pretty and easy to create. Kids can get creative by choosing the colors and patterns of their wreaths and even adding different elements such a…
Read ArticleHomemade Diaper Cream
This homemade diaper cream is so luxurious and doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals.
Read ArticleQ-tip Snowflakes
These charming snowflakes made out of Q-tips are so pretty! This project is so fun because children can make each snowflake totally different, whether simple or intricate. From toddlers to preteens, kids of all ages will have a blast crafti…
Read ArticlePaper Sculptures
Making paper sculptures is a fantastic excuse to use up leftover wrapping paper. This art project is a great way to learn different ways to create three-dimensional shapes and textures out of paper. Spray paint the sculptures a uniform colo…
Read ArticlePopsicle Stick Bracelets
Turn ordinary Popsicle sticks into bracelets that you can customize! This fun craft requires a little bit of adult supervision but is well worth the effort. Gather some craft paper and embellishments to personalize these simple bracelets.
Read ArticleWood Slice Mobile
It’s possible to create a custom mobile for your baby’s nursery with just a few materials. This little project is so inexpensive to create, and the best part is that you can tweak it to fit your nursery theme perfectly! Whip one up for your…
Read ArticleMatisse Inspired Garlands
All you need are a few simple supplies and some creativity to whip up one of these festive garlands.
Read ArticleKids’ Art Coasters
Give away sets of coasters to grandparents for a gift they will love—or set them out on your own coffee table to show off the skills of your budding artist!
Read ArticleDIY Silhouettes
Framed silhouettes are a traditional way to add some personal decor to a child’s nursery. You could spend a lot of money having one custom made, but why not just create one yourself? These are so easy to make and they can be updated every y…
Read ArticleWatercolor Pillowcases
If you are searching for an activity to battle boredom, create some beautiful watercolor pillowcases with just a handful of materials. This would be great project to do with a group of kids at a birthday party or just at home on a rainy day…
Read ArticleChild’s Artwork Furniture Makeover
If you are looking for ways to preserve your child’s artwork, try making over a piece of furniture with it! It’s so easy, and kids of all ages can help with this project.
Read ArticleWatercolor Plant Markers
For an easy homemade gift idea that everyone will love, try making some watercolor plant markers. Stick some in potted plants and give them to someone special on Mother’s Day or for end of the year teacher gifts. Kids will love the process …
Read ArticleNight-Light Makeover
Take a $1 push light and transform it into a custom night-light for your baby’s nursery!
Read ArticleDyed Pasta Mobile
Dyeing pasta is such a fun and virtually mess-free activity. Experiment with mixing different colors of food coloring and shapes of pasta. There are endless ways to play and create with dyed pasta, but making a hanging mobile is a fun and u…
Read ArticleThree-Ingredient Glow-in-the-Dark Play Dough
This is the world’s easiest play dough to put together, and the best part is that it glows in the dark! No cooking is involved—just mix the ingredients, and you are ready to play. Use a yummy scented conditioner to make your dough not only …
Read ArticleString Heart Valentines
Practice some fine motor and sewing skills with kids of all ages by making these string heart valentines! With just a few simple supplies, anyone can create these fun textured hearts that can be turned into a Valentine or hung on the refrig…
Read ArticleBrushstroke Painted Letters
Personalize your baby’s nursery or playroom with some whimsical brushstroke painted letters! You can customize these letters to coordinate with any color scheme. Make some to spell out your child’s name and hang above his or her crib or giv…
Read ArticleCandy Garlands
Make your own colorful garlands for your next party using candy! So many different colors, shapes and sizes of candies are available at the store that you can create an endless variety of festive garlands. This craft is great for both presc…
Read ArticleFound Object Painting
Help your child learn about shapes and textures by making a found object painting. Both preschoolers and older kids alike will love finding objects around the house to make patterns on a canvas. This is a piece of children’s artwork that yo…
Read ArticleWaterproof Map Placemat
It’s so exciting to see our babies grow and start trying different foods, but what a huge mess those tiny people can make! Keeping a placemat at the table that can easily be wiped down is a must. Learn how to make one yourself using maps. Y…
Read ArticlePainted Twig Bouquet
Fall is here! As you are outside enjoying the crisp weather, collect some twigs to make a colorful painted bouquet! This is such a unique way for kids to bring some color into their home. Grab a mason jar, arrange the painted twigs and disp…
Read ArticleSpray-Dyed Canvas Bags
Whip up these spray-dyed canvas bags for a fun weekend activity to do with kids of all ages! They are the perfect way to tote books back and forth from the library. The best part is that they can be customized to say any word or phrase that…
Read ArticleToothpick Cactuses
Cactuses and succulents are all the rage right now. Kids can hop on the trend by making their own cactuses with just a few craft supplies. These little guys will look so cute sitting on a shelf and are much lower maintenance than a real pl…
Read ArticleMini Animal Canvases
Make a colorful and playful collage of artwork for your baby’s nursery using canvases and plastic animals. This funky and adorable DIY decor can be customized to coordinate with any color scheme. Both boys and girls alike will love mini ani…
Read ArticleDIY Fourth of July Garland
Jazz up your Fourth of July barbecue or pool party with a festive tissue paper garland. Kids will have a blast putting together this festive décor that can be hung almost anywhere. These garlands can be made in any color and would be a grea…
Read ArticleVelcro Chore Charts
These DIY charts are so easy to put together and look cute enough to hang on any wall for easy access. Even a toddler can easily move around the Velcro chore tags when he or she is finished with a task!
Read ArticleFingerprint Charms
If you are searching for a fast and easy project to make for a Mother’s Day gift, this might be just the one for you! Create some sweet little fingerprint charms to use on key chains, necklaces or gift tags.
Read ArticleVan Gogh Inspired Paintings
Explore art history with your little artist at home by creating a painting inspired by Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” Kids of all ages can make one, and it’s a great way to sneak in some educational activities at home while they get in touch wi…
Read ArticleMagic Treasure Rocks
Wow your kids by showing them how to make these magic treasure rocks. Not only will they enjoy getting their hands dirty when forming the rocks, but they will be excited and surprised to see their creations fizz and foam in vinegar to revea…
Read ArticleEraser Stamped Hearts
These eraser stamped heart designs are a blast to make. Once your kids try it, they will have too much fun to stop! They can decorate Valentine’s Day cards, t-shirts or even canvas totes with eraser-stamped hearts for all the special valent…
Read ArticleDIY Yarn Wrapped Mobile
So many cute stuffed Christmas ornaments are in the stores at the moment, and now you have the perfect way to use them year round! This DIY mobile can be tailored for a boy or girl and can match any nursery décor. Just find some small stuff…
Read ArticleMarbled Dish Towels
No one would ever guess that you could create beautiful marbled dish towels using shaving cream. This is such a fun project for both kids and adults to do together, and the end results are always a beautiful surprise. Make some to give as g…
Read ArticlePainted Letter Canvases
These paintings make great handmade gifts and are so fun that Mom and Dad may want to join in and make one, too!
Read ArticleFall Fruit and Veggie Stamps
Each piece of produce creates a unique shape that can be turned into works of art to frame and hang in the kitchen or even stamp onto wrapping paper.
Read ArticleBack-to-School Craft: Pencil Creatures
Make these adorable pencil creatures with your kids as a way to pass the time until school starts, as well as to send them off with some funky pencils that will stand out from the rest of the class!
Read ArticleIce Cube Paintings
This is the perfect art project to make outside on a hot day. The more the ice cubes melt, the easier it is to create a summer masterpiece. Afterwards, get out the garden hose to clean up any messes!
Read ArticleCotton Swab Flowers
The great thing about handmade flowers is that they don’t require watering and never wilt! These cotton swab flowers are so fun to make and they are an adorable way to bring a bright pop of color indoors.
Read ArticleSimple Recycled Bird Feeders
If you are looking for a crafty activity that’s perfect for spring, look no further! These bird feeders are assembled out of recycled materials and make a fun and quick spring craft activity. Your kids will love watching to see what kinds o…
Read ArticleScented Cloud Dough
This yummy smelling alternative to play dough is so easy to make and addicting to play with. It requires only a few ingredients that you are sure to already have in your pantry, and no cooking is required, so any child can help whip up a ba…
Read ArticleColorful Chalk Snowflakes
“With just a few materials, a child of any age can create a beautiful wintry work of art worth framing!”
Read ArticleKid’s Craft: Fall Frames Three Ways
Here is an easy and frugal craft for kids of all ages that uses materials you probably already have on hand! These fall frames would make a cute teacher gift, a creative way to display a colorful leaf or simply to frame a fall photo.
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