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Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

Crafty Gift Idea


 I made this fake cake from baking/decorating supplies for my friend's birthday. She is a cake artist, so it was the perfect gift for her!

Contents:
10" cake pan, powdered sugar, 2 cake mixes, 2 cans of icing, 2 potholders, 2 dish towels, ribbon, a cupcake corer, paper towels, fondant tools, a cupcake saver, cupcake candles, candy hearts, decorative magnets.
                                                             -Crystal

Monday, July 16, 2012

Olympic Crafts for the Kids

The 2012 Olympics are beginning very soon---get the kids ready to cheer on the USA with some fun Olympic crafts that are super easy & fun for everyone!


Olympic Torch:
Materials: Aluminum Foil, Toilet Paper Roll, Red & Orange Tissue Paper, Glue, Tape
Cut aluminum foil & tissue paper in to squares, wrap aluminum foil around the toilet paper tube, tape the ends down.  Glue tissue paper to the inside of the toilet paper roll.

Olympic Flag
Materials: White Paper, Can, Paint (red, yellow, green, brown, blue), dowel rod (optional)
Dip the can in various paint colors & put on the paper.  If you want to use the dowel rod, wrap the paper around it & tape down.

Olympic Medal
Materials: Paper plate, crayons, rope/yarn & glue
Have your little Olympian color their own medal!  We taped the string on the back of our plate to make it hang!

Monday, April 30, 2012

Mother's Day Craft Ideas for Kids to Make for Mom, Grandma, or Anyone!

I love crafts! I have been doing crafts with kids for more than 10 years, and I think of myself as a pretty crafty person. Here are some of my favorite Mother's Day Crafts that I have done with the kids. (You can't go wrong with kids' handprint gifts for Mother's Day).



Stepping Stones: Press handprints or footprints in them. Decorate with shells, marbles, beads, etc. Use stamps to put names and dates on. (Easy to do, just follow the directions on the box!)







Coasters: Stamp hands or feet on them with fabric paint.
Write child's name and year on them too.

Foam handprint magnets: Trace handprint on foam, cut them out and stick to a magnet or to a clothespin and then to a magnet. Write child's name and  the year in middle - use a foam sticker, a heart, or a picture in the middle of the hand (I make them every year and display them on the fridge so you can see them getting bigger and bigger.






Thumbprint flowers  or handprints on a glass vase - (I use fabric paint).
Place coffee filter flowers in the vase





Coffee filter flowers: Use regular coffee filters, first color with washable markers (not permanent) then drip or lightly spray water on them so the colors bleed and run into each other if you want.



If you don't want the mess that can go along with the colors running, just form the filter into the flower shape (by folding and twisting). Attach a green pipe cleaner and you have a flower.

 
Make a bunch and create a bouquet!



CD picture frame: Glue a picture to the middle of  an old CD.
Write "We are a reflection of you" in permanent marker. 
Use a clear case as a frame & it will stand up.




Potholder: Put a handprint on it with fabric paint. Write "Mom's helping hand" in fabric paint too.


 
  Flowerpot pens: Wrap pen in green floral tape all the way up to attach a silk flower of your choice. Put marbles, gravel, or coffee beans in the decorated pot or jar to stick the pens into to make them stand up.

 
Kids picture magnets: Use tacky glue to attach a picture to the back of a large, clear, flat decorative marble, put a magnet on the back when dry. (Don't worry about putting the picture into the glue, it dries clear).




Whisk filled with Kisses: Attach a note with "Whisking you a Happy Mother's Day!"


Happy Crafting and Happy Mother's Day!
--Crystal

Monday, February 27, 2012

Crafty Mom~Golf ball Dog

I have a crafty reader, Shannon who is makes some great products to help moms but she is sharing a craft with us today!  You can see more of Shannon's Handywork HERE (my fave is the dry erase menu board!) 

Materials: 7 golf balls, golf tee, googly eyes, ribbon, black and red felt (only need a little bit of red felt) and tacky glue. 
  1. Glue 4 balls together side by side (this will be the paws)
  2. Glue 2 balls on top (this will be the head and back)
  3. Glue one ball to the front ( that would the snout)
  4. Glue tee top down on back of the dog (that will be your tail)
  5. Make a bow out of ribbon and glue to back of the dogs head
  6. Cut 2 longer ovals shapes out of the black felt and glue to the top pf the dog head (this will be the ears)
  7. Glue 2 googly eyes to the front of dogs head.
  8. Cut a small tear drop shape out of red felt and a small triangle our of black felt glue to front of snout. Make sure you glue triangle upside down. that is your dogs nose and mouth.

 Your golf ball dog makes a great gift for that special golfer in your life! 
 

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Kids Craft at Michaels!

05/04/2011

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m

The Knack℠ Frame Event Make-It Take-It


Make it a picture perfect Mother's Day. Make mom a handcrafted frame. While supplies last. Ages 3 and up.

Click HERE for more info.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Join Disney Store for a hair-raising craft experience!

Create a personalized lantern at Disney Store to celebrate the release of Tangled in theaters on November 24.

Evetn Date: Saturday, November 20
Event Times: Session 1 - 10:00 am
                    Session 2 - 11:30 am

*Minimum age for participation is 6 years. Event limited to a maximum of 50 children per session. No lineups prior to 30 minutes before event begins. Event subject to change or cancellation without notice.

Check out the Disney Store for all the info.

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