This is a super fun and adorable project to do at home with young children (older siblings can help, too)! I decided to decorate two spring-themed animal coloring sheets...I cut out the animals and glued them onto construction paper. I then added colorful [...]
Tiny things are adorable. There’s something about holding a small book or miniature doughnut that induces amusement within. With this easy DIY project, you can now indulge in that feeling whenever you wish. For other envelope related project, please check out Creativebug! [...]
We live in a very colorful world, but what makes it so colorful? Let’s learn a little about color and light and how light makes the world the colorful place it is. (The following information is quoted from The Mad Scientists Club Blog: [...]
Personalized doormats are a great way to add personality to your front porch or could be a lovely housewarming gift. This project is fairly quick and easy. It is also an inexpensive and practical craft. Supplies: A blank door mat [...]
Don’t know how to sew? No problem! Here are some books that cover the basics of both sewing by hand and with a machine. You’ll be sewing your buttons back on and doing other simple mending tasks in no time! You can even [...]
Are you missing your crochet and knitting time at the library? I am! So I am now working from home, but still wanted to show and tell what I have been working on, and would love it if you would share too. [...]
Dinosaurs are really cool and everyone has their favorites, like Velociraptors and T-Rex just to name a couple. Do you really know what makes a dinosaur a dinosaur? When they lived, what they ate and how big they were? What about what a [...]
Supplies: (2) Paper Plates Popsicle Stick Crayons or Markers Scissors Tape or Glue Instructions: 1. Color your paper plate. 2. Cut small triangles in the outside of the paper [...]
In honor of Pride month, let’s craft a DIY rainbow accessory. This is one of the crafts that we do for Rainbow Craft Night at Waldorf West. It was inspired by a blog post I found online. This DIY project can easily be [...]
The origami fortune teller, or salt cellar, has been part of school yard children activities since the 1950’s. This is a fun and simple way to introduce anyone to origami. For more shapes and pieces, be sure to check out other origami books [...]
