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Category: Kids
File this under your back-to-school projects or make one to give your student a smile at any time of year!
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Super cute craft project!
– 6″ Embroidery Hoops
– Yarn and ribbon of various textures and colors
– Hot glue
– Felt (stiff white and light pink)
– Decorative craft flowers
– Glitter paper
– Scissors
Top a window or wall with a row of balloons and add twisted crepe paper streamers. This is a simple and very inexpensive idea for a colorful photo backdrop!
Remember if it’s daytime, you’ll want to keep the blinds behind the streamers fully shut for optimal photography results!
pic via pinterest
Are scrunchies back? I hope so, because this velvet one is super cute!
-small amount of non-stretch fabric (velvet is used in this tutorial)
-fabric scissors
-sewing machine
-straight pins
-1/4″ elastic
-safety pin
After the expense of the holidays.. we welcome ideas like these!
Have a hobby/craft/scrapbook night – Sitting around the table and making things is a WONDERFUL way to bond with your children. Some children love crafts and some do not so keep that in mind while planning this night! You can also challenge yourself as a family to work on a large puzzle! Small ones if your children are young!
Listen to a fun audio book – Light candles and get your favorite blankets to cuddle with and listen to the great adventures of a good audio book or series! This creates great conversation and a true educational experience!
Kitchen/Baking – Have a baking/cooking night together. Grab a kid’s cookbook and let them create or make something you have seen on Pinterest together! GREAT conversation time, plus the pride that comes with creating a masterpiece of something that screams YUM!!
Camp Out At Home – It can be really fun to camp out in your backyard or if the weather isn’t good camp out right in your living room. Your kids will love it. Put up a small tent and do all the fun things you would do in a campground.
You can buy these for prices out of this world – OR – make your own!
Click HERE for the instructions
