By Kids’ Crafts Contributor Rachel from the blog Doodle and Stitch.
Create these pretty flowers out of colourful chenille stems to brighten up the home or to give as a special handmade gift.
Chenille Stem Flowers
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Let’s Pretend it’s Spring
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Now that the holidays are over, the magic of winter is gone for me. I never know what to do with myself come January as I just wait for the sun to come back and for flowers and birds. You could call me a winter grinch. So, I’m skipping right ahead to spring this week, maybe we can fake it until the winter is over.
These colorful butterflies are a great way to add some spring cheer to a dreary winter home. They can brighten up your winter outfits as a hair accessory or brooch, or can help you work away some of the time you’re stuck inside.
Flower Power: Learn how to create a spring flower crown.
By General Crafts Contributor Ashley from the blog Ash and Crafts.
Spring is in the air and flowers are blooming everywhere! In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to create your own flower crown. It is perfect on flower girls for a spring time wedding, for a music festival or just to channel your inner child of nature!
Kid’s Crafts: Fun with Watercolors
When teaching arts and crafts my primary goal is to give young children experience with mediums that they will be able to use independently to discover the world around them and to express themselves through their work. Watercolors are a great medium for experimentation, discovery and self expression because there are so many ways to paint with watercolors. Let your children experience the varied effects of incorporating some of the following into your watercolor paintings: salt and ice, oil, rice, stickers, tape and glue, brushes and straws to name a few! Here’s a roundup of ideas for projects to inspire your kids at home or in the classroom.
There are a few different ways to paint with bubbles. Some use straws, some use wands. Either way you choose to make your bubbles this craft is going to be a hit with the kids. And when they’re done they can use the paper to wrap presents for friends and family. You can even use newsprint or other recycled paper to make this project even more sustainable.
Bubble Wrapping Paper – Think Crafts Blog – Stephanie
When I first read this tutorial ‘family’ crafting came to mind because the first part of the project is appropriate for all ages and the final stages would be appeal to older children and young adults. I love being able to say in my classroom or at home ‘we made this together’. This craft project would make lovely wall art for the kids’ rooms as well!
