Cake and ice cream are birthday party staples, as are goody bags…so why not combine the two? Mrs. Jones shares a template for making a paper cake (above) that can be filled with little toys and candy. Below, is a paper ice cream cone that can be printed off at Tangarang and used for the same purpose. Choose one or use them both for your next birthday party!
Hand sanitizer is great to have handy when you’re out and about with the kiddos. Pepper Paints shares how to make your own from scratch!
Brassy Apple made this I Spy Book as part of her self-hosted “creativity for the car†summer craft challenge. It’s such a simple idea, but one that the kids will love! You can see…
I just started knitting up baby hats and can’t wait to try out this free pattern from Berlin’s Whimsy. Love the stripes! Click here for a link to the pattern in PDF.
These DIY pint-sized clipboards are so easy to make and would be great to keep handy for little explorers or budding writers.. See Let’s Explore for details!
You had me at dot cake. Seriously…I’m gushing all over myself here. Inchmark has some great tips on how to easily make some dots for your next birthday cake, or cupcakes, or whatever else…
Here’s a clever way to gain some more miles from those baby britches you’ve been hanging on to. Blueprints shows how to turn them into underwear for your preschooler! They also make great underwear…
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Wow, I can’t believe I never stopped by and thanked you for featuring me! I’m updating my blog this week, and I added you under my Featured Page. Thanks!!
~Heather