Are you looking for a meaningful process art project to do with the kids this winter? I have an answer for you with this snowflake collage activity for kids. Have you made snowflakes with your child? Once you get started, making snowflakes…
Do you have a little one who loves to draw? Step-by-step drawing activities are a great starting point for children who are hesitant about drawing or who want a few pointers to help them get started. With a few basic…
Making dried mandarin slices is one of the easiest winter crafts, you can use the slices as ornaments or in a dried mandarin garland. This hits a home run in my book for it’s rustic, down-to-earth charm. My kids love…
Making holiday decorations with natural materials is my cup of tea! My mother-in-law made these with my kids last winter, and my older daughter loved it. We had a few bags of cranberries left over after Thanksgiving, and she asked…
Do you have a family ornament-making tradition, or would you like to start one? Making kids Christmas ornaments is a rich and easy way to encourage creative thinking while developing a family ritual of crafting love. Pulling out craft supplies…
Oh what fun! When the holiday season gets a little bit too busy, I like to retreat with a hot cup of tea, cozy socks, and a juicy magazine. And when it comes to crafting, I try to keep things…
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