Amber, of Crazy Little Projects, contributed this sweet super hero mask how-to for Oopsey Daisy. The process looks quick, but according to Amber, it took a lot of thought and engineering to create. Check out her own blog for a matching cape. More: uperhero Mask @Craftzine.com blog
When it comes to playing in water, kids aren’t usually interested in slowing down to dry off, no matter how much their teeth start to chatter. So, whether it’s a day at the beach or an afternoon of running through the sprinkler, keep your little ones snug with this cozy beach towel poncho tutorial from […]
Looking for the perfect activity for a breezy summer afternoon? Fly a kite! This tetrahedral tissue paper kite tutorial from Sabrina at Neverland Nook will show you how to make your own kite with supplies you probably already have in your kitchen or craft room. I had no idea that making a kite could be […]
This Summer Fun Guide is brimming with over 50 projects for kids of all ages. You’ll also find inspiring young maker profiles, as well as tool reviews written for and by kids! Plus, it’s our 3D issue, complete with 3D glasses and tons of super-cool 3D photos. Look for it in the Maker Shed and on newsstands all summer long!
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What an adorable and fun idea for a kid’s birthday party or even a big, family dinner. Plop your small fry in the basket to take a really memorable snapshot. By Oh Happy Day.
With a URL to die for, the recently-launched diy.org attracted some 3,000 kids in its first week and a half online, including youngsters from Asia, Europe, and South America. Using their parent’s email address to register, any kid can upload digital photos of their handiwork to the site and share the URL of their page with whomever they like.
You may call mini marshmallows food, but we call them ammunition! Our Make: Marshmallow kit includes two shooters, one for you, and one for a friend
