Today I’m posting two Easter Egg projects in conjunction with Melissa of The Chocolate Muffin Tree. After reading about last week’s Rolled Wooden EggsClick here for details. Dyed Egg Experiment #2: Vegetable-dyed Easter Eggs from beets, cabbage, and onions, and used stickers,…
I’ve been saving these wooden cubes for the just the right project, and it recently occurred to me that they could be repurposed into Art Dice: a fun tool for creating some randomly generated art. Every flip of a dice…
Try jello sensory play for a fun and engaging sensory experience for toddlers and preschoolers. The basic ingredients are shared below, and yes, this experience can be set up with gelatin-free products! Details below. Supplies: Jello Sensory Play affiliate links>> Knox Gelatine…
I stumbled upon Tsh Oxenreider’s blog, Simplemom.net, and its words of clean and simple living wisdom have been a huge inspiration to this pile-making, book-loving, overstuffed home-making, can’t-throw-away-art-supplies-from-college kind of gal. I was so drawn in that I purchased her…
I picked up some inexpensive kitchen basting brushes for art making with the idea that it would be fun to experiment with various types of mark-making materials, and specifically, a variety of brushes. N picked two paint colors, red and…
I have a stockpile of t-shirts that no longer have a purpose, just waiting to be upcycled into other things. After leafing through Todd Oldham’s Kid Made Modern, I got just the inspiration I needed to pull this activity off.…