This paperclip color matching activity from Homeschool Creations is super-easy to make with just a few supplies and is a great way for your kids to practice matching their colors while working on some fine motor skills! Click here for the details!
Miaou shows us step-by-step how to turn a long-sleeved shirt into friendly bunny! This is a great way to keep a favorite shirt around that has been outgrown or soiled! Click here for the…
Here’s a recipe for homemade Peeps from Twig & Thistle for you DIYers out there. There’s absolutely nothing healthy about them, but they sure look yummy!
If you still have some baby clothes hanging around, you might be able to make use of them yet! Obsessively Stitching shows just how easy it is to transform those old baby clothes into…
In my search for ideas for teacher gifts from the kids this year, I came across these beautiful tutorials from Lisa Storms and Little Lovelies using stamped polymer clay. The kids and I had…
Look to Balancing Everything for the pattern pieces and instructions on sewing this portable kitchen play area. Such a clever idea and perfect for those without the space to accommodate bulky kitchen play sets.
Mrs. D. Lightful shares some tips on making your own jellybean bracelets! These would be a fun alternative to loose jelly beans in the Easter Basket. Or, for a less sugary alternative, use cheerios…
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Very clever!!