BabyCenter Blog has 9 wonderful crafts from some amazing bloggers, including Creative Jewish Mom, She Knows and Make and Takes. Head on over to have a craft for each wonderful lit up night!  This photo is of the Macaroni Menorah … Read More...

Creative Jewish Mom is the site to go to whenever you are looking for amazing crafts with your children, especially crafts that focus on Jewish traditions, holidays and celebrations.  Her six year old drew their depiction of a starry Hanukkah … Read More...

I just did a search on Pinterest for Christmas Kid Crafts, and I am going to post a few here….I’d love for you to add a comment with a link to your favorite Pinterest Kid Crafts!

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This adorable Turkey Marionette that I found on NoBiggie was created from a tutorial from FamilyFun. I don’t know any child who wouldn’t love to make one of these on Thanksgiving and then play with it after their tummies … Read More...

This craft has a two-fold use! You can get rid of your Halloween Candy, AND have a cute little place card at each setting!  Saving Towards a Better Life shows you how to make this frugal Thanksgiving Craft.

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I never tried weaving when I was a child, then again, I never did many crafts at all as a child. This tutorial is wonderful if you have never tried weaving with your children. Have fun creating the loom, and … Read More...

Toastie Studio is a blog based in the Netherlands which does not celebrate Halloween.  They do, however, celebrate St. Martins Day which is similar in that children go door to door singing  a song about St. Martin in exchange for … Read More...

This craft is so cute! I love that she used her Martha Stewart Circle Cutting Tool…I got one when I went to the Martha Stewart show for Craft Gossip! Love it!  Your kids will love making these spiders in … Read More...

I think my favorite part of this craft is the cute little flower and tie that the ghosts are wearing…so appropriate for spending time on a mantel, don’t you think? Head on over to Mom It Forward for the tutorial … Read More...

I love this craft!  I can keep the last bits on there! Our very own Amanda {CG’s Home and Garden Editor}  has compiled some of her best Halloween crafts here. You can find this mummy craft over on her craft … Read More...

This Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas has it right, ‘A Halloween craft that doubles as a learning aide is my idea of fabulous!’  This bat is so simple, and the fact that it can then be used to teach … Read More...

My children love looking at my Usborne Inside the Body book. I can’t wait to do this craft with them, and show them about our bones through a Halloween Skeleton Craft! The patterns that Cassity has looks really easy to … Read More...

This craft is so simple, just a little paint, a dollar store plate and some creative spooky drawings by your kids! Head on over to The Pink Peony of Le Jardin for the simple instructions!

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Joel from Made by Joel is one of the most creative and talented dad’s out there (aside from my husband of course!). He used these great paper printouts to have his children practice their ‘trick or treat’ sayings and skills. … Read More...

I have never worked with the styrofoam cones before, but they seem to be perfect for kids crafts for Holidays (Christmas trees, Ghosts, Candy Corns, etc). This craft is so adorable using just a few materials! Head on over … Read More...

Could these little thumbprint Halloween critters be any cuter?  Head on over to Sweet and Lovely Crafts to see how she and her kids made them! I love the idea of displaying them on the cork sheet in a frame!… Read More...

I love the idea of ‘busy bags’. There are so many times when I have to take my children somewhere and they have to sit and behave as if they aren’t children… these ‘busy bags’ are the perfect items to … Read More...

I just threw two cereal boxes out to recycle this morning…looks like I now have a reason to bring them back in. My girls are very into ‘tracing’ right now which would be perfect for this project. Just print out … Read More...