Corinne at Threadbanger shows us how to make a beaded tiara with simple supplies. This would make a great craft project for a kid’s birthday party, and I’m very tempted to break out the beads and make my own. Like Corrine says, everyone deserves to let out their inner princess.
Here’s a fun and simple project to try this weekend! Kristin from bookhoucraftprojects shares how to make magic water bottles with just a handful of supplies you likely already have on hand. It’s these simple projects that tend to keep my kids occupied for hours. How about yours?
Sesame Street is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and Marie from Make and Takes created this cute Grover hand puppet in honor of her favorite character from the show. I think a little Super Grover cape to add when he’s feeling heroic would be fun, too!
Even though we’re just a few days away from Halloween, there is still time to whip up this fantastic owl costume. Ellen from The Long Thread shows you how over on Alpha Mom, and includes templates for the mask and feathers. I love it!
For your little ones, knit up Mervin the Molar – The Tooth Fairy’s Friend a pattern by Kat’s Scratch Pad that comes with a tiny pocket to place a fallen tooth.
Instructables user craineum made these really incredible Yoshi and Mario costumes for his toddlers. You may remember him from last year’s Mega Man costume. Those are lucky kids! I remember one year being Tweety Bird, and my mom made a similarly large mascot-style piece of headgear. Who needs peripheral vision when you’ve got candy? More: […]
Brenda from Alpha Mom shares how to make this salt dough skull bead and paper mache marigold Day of the Dead Necklace for kids. The best part: the kids can help!
