If you live or work close to Dover New Hampshire, be sure and check out ongoing art exhibit A Geoclectic Extravaganza held through March 4, 2011 at The Washington Street Mills Business and Cultural Center.
One of the featured … Read More...
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If you live or work close to Dover New Hampshire, be sure and check out ongoing art exhibit A Geoclectic Extravaganza held through March 4, 2011 at The Washington Street Mills Business and Cultural Center.
One of the featured … Read More...
by Minnie
You have ’til the end of Sunday to whip up a stash busting project in order to enter the Sew Weekly Stash Busting Challenge! Go Check out the cute outfit Mena created and check the comments to see other people’s … Read More...
Looking for a decorative Valentines project that even your toddler can take part in? I love that the results of this Tissue Paper Wreath craft looks so elegant, and especially the fact that those little hands had a part in … Read More...
Twig and Toadstool shows you how to make these beautiful cards with your children using potatoes. Head on over so you can make your own Valentines!
Here’s a great project from The Magic Onions that will help with concentration and dexterity for your chidlren. I love the simplicity yet beauty in these wire hearts.
The things people can come up with using paper doilies is amazing. Here, this wax doily valentine is so beautiful and elegant. Head on over Aunt Peaches to get the tutorial. This craft is perfect for a Tween Valentines … Read More...
Here’s another way to spark creative play in your home or while on the go… felt play mats. Here, My Delicious Ambiguity shows you inspiration for a Train Play Mat and a Construction Play Mat. Found Via {Creative … Read More...
I am always looking for crafts that will inspire imagination. My children have stick horses, and you would think that they were real horses the way they ride them around. I hope to never forget the memories of them ‘neighing’ … Read More...
Mostly Food and Crafts has a great tutorial for some homemade jewelry your kids can make out of felt. My girls would love wearing these around. Found via { Creative Jewish Mom}
Loving both the cookie ideas and the packaging ideas for Valentine’s Day from Crave. Indulge. Satisfy. My favorites are the paint can and the heart ornaments with the perfect ring of icing and sprinkles.
Simple As That has amazing vivid colored photographs to show you how to make Valentine’s Playdough as well as your own Cookie Cutters..who knew both could be so simple?
The Active Toddler has a bunch of great ideas for how you can use the shape of a heart and make many different creations. What can you come up with?
Pink and Green Mama has a great tutorial using just tissue paper and scissors. You’ll love how these look once hung up in the window. Since practically the whole country is covered in snow, its a great way to brighten … Read More...
Have some extra milk bottle tops lying around? The Crafty Arty Kid collected her bottle tops from her local Starbucks..I’m sure they have a few to spare! I love all the different things she uses in each bottle top. What … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Linda Friedman’s ETSY shop “Linda’s Art Quilts” has this adorable bear family; Papa, Mama and Baby Bear family is constructed from recycled, hot washed merino wool sweaters and is stuffed with resilient, non-allergenic, ultra soft 100% pure polyester fiber. Papa … Read More...
If you haven’t already signed up for Fave Crafts newsletter, now would be a great time. That’s all you have to do to be able to download their kids Valentine Craft Book for free!
Bloesem Kids is one of those websites where you wish you had half the creativity for some of the crafts they come up with. Here, they make kids totem poles, which are larger than you would expect.
Millie from Sewing and Growing made this quilted wall pocket from a single block that she had left over from a quilting project. Get the know-how.
Cozy on up and check out this great tutorial sent in by Erin on how to sew an infinity scarf from a recycled sweater posted at the blog The Runcible Spoon.
by Terrye