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The “No Mess” Preschool Fall Craft
I love a good mess. There is something that is comfortable about it to me. Paint and little cuts of paper are a pretty normal sight around my house. BUT, every other week or so I do have an OCD melt down where I clean it all. We then create it again. I love crafting in a clean house. So weird. There are times though, where I want a quick, no mess craft. I have found that having some of these on hand can change-up my day and even help entertain my kids on days where I am needed something. I Continue Reading
DIY Yarn Picture Frame
I have a hard time throwing left over craft materials away, so I store them and can become quite a hoarder if I am not careful. Last weekend I made an initialed D out of yarn, and I had this brightly colored yarn left over. I knew it wasn't enough to make another letter, but there was enough for something fun. I came up with this DIY yarn picture frame. If you can wrap a frame in yarn, you can do this project! I started with an old picture frame I got at the Dollar Tree, and now I think Continue Reading
Toddler Picture Books
Welcome back to week #2 of it's All About the Kids link up! Thank you so much for joining me, and I hope you link up a fun kid related post this week. There were some great link ups last week! I loved the post from Dollie on how to Use Puzzles to Teach Geography and the post from Heather on how to have A Snow Day with shaving creme! Both amazing ideas and fun activities to do with your kids. The link up that I randomly picked to feature today was The Blessings Jar from Continue Reading
8 Easy DIY Kid Ornaments
Today, I have 8 easy DIY kid ornaments to share! They are all really cheap and would make presents for grandparents or proud aunts and uncles! I bet you already have the supplies in your house to make a few of these with your kids. 1. Wood Block Ornament I have gotten some sweet comments on these wood blocks on Facebook, so I thought I would share how to make them. I started with a small piece of wood. It's cut roughly about 2.5" x 2.5". I sanded it down, so the edges and Continue Reading