By Kids Crafts Contributor Veronika. Follow Veronika on her blog Toddler at Play and on Instagram @toddleratplay.
This Raining Buttons craft is so adorable! Small buttons in all sorts of blue hues dangling off a white fluffy cloud makes this craft fun, unique and perfect for Summer time!
By Kids’ Crafts Contributor Rachel from the blog Doodle and Stitch.
This button bracelet craft is really simple to make, and it would make a lovely handmade gift for a friend.
Jewelry making is not my thing. I think my jewelry making skills stopped somewhere in the 5th or 6th grade because I have never really made it past stringing beads onto stretchy cord, or making friendship bracelets, and those I haven’t done in a very long time.
CreateForLess recently moved our corporate office, and while moving is never fun, decorating a new space is. Right away, I noticed that there was no place for our incoming & outgoing mail and I knew a Mail Box Tray would need to be crafted soon. I love how this Button Lined Mail Tray turned out, and I hope that you enjoy it too.
Crafting and creating with young people is a learning experience for kids and adults. I like to use the prep-time as teachable moments. I might tell a background story about St. Patrick’s Day, how the tradition began etc. If they’ve never been to Ireland or seen pictures I might bring out my laptop and show pictures first of where Ireland is on the map and then of photographs of the landscape. Kids seem instinctively interested in geography, place, contrast, and of course, pictures, so I like to nurture these interests from a young age. Then I’ll introduce the activity and ask my little ones what they think might work and what might not. If we’re using something new I always like to model using the materials. Then I sit back and watch them discover and learn from their experience.
Kids can make this St. Patrick’s Day special with a lucky name plate for every member of the family.
If you have a creative child around, there are many great craft supplies to keep them busy, and keep you worry-free. Keep the right supplies on hand, and crafting with your kid can be fun and help you build memories that can last well into their lives.
Here in Portland nights are getting chillier, the leaves are changing color and our garden is full of squash, gourds and pumpkins! Even if it’s not quite pumpkin season yet where you live here are some pumpkin themed crafts to celebrate fall and get geared up for Halloween crafting.
Create some cute pumpkin decor for the kids room with this easy to follow picture frame craft.
Cute as a Button Pumpkin Picture – Think Crafts
You can make such a variety of beautiful, fun, long lasting crafts with Craft Foam. It comes in a range of sizes and styles, cones, sheets, blocks, eggs and circles; a shape for every project, a craft for every season.
Looking for something to crochet in celebration of Spring? This homemade wreath will bring joy to everyone who passes your door!
Crochet Spring Wreath – Repeat Crafter Me
