Showing posts with label kids' crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids' crafts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Laptime Songs for Mommies


I know this doesn't exactly fit the scope of this blog, but I wanted to share my latest project. Laptime Songs for Mommies is an eBook containing wonderful information about bonding with your little one through music, books and snuggling. It also includes 4 craft ideas to use with toddlers and preschoolers.

If you're interested, please check it out!

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Monday, November 10, 2008

Creative Placemats

This is a great craft idea for a cold winter day when we'll be stuck inside. Not to spoil any surprises, but some of Sammi's creations may find their way into Christmas presents for Grandmas and Grandpas. Check out the process to make your own on Let's Explore.

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Monday, September 29, 2008

I Found a Cool Giveaway

Okay, so really my mom found it but it is so cool I had to blog about it too! I Never Grew Up has a giveaway this week for a bag of dried colored pasta from DooDadSmith's etsy shop. I remember making pasta pictures and necklaces. With my first born we are just entering the world of craft projects as her attention span and dexterity have both improved over the last few months. These projects will make the winter much more colorful!

The giveaway also includes an inspiration book for kids entitled "Great American Artists for Kids." Sammi loves books so I know she'd love this book!

Check out Giveaway #10 and enter the giveaway! Good luck.

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Decorating Pine Cones

A while back my daughter and I picked up some pine cones at the park. I've been trying to think of what we could do with them and decided on this fun project. It has all the elements my toddler loves: glue, pom poms and her pine cone. We had a blast. Hope you enjoy this craft with your little ones, too.
Gather materials: pine cones, tiny pom poms, Elmer's glue and a paper plate







Organize materials: pour some glue on the paper plate and make a small pile of pom poms







Dip a pom pom in the glue

Stick pom pom onto the pine cone








Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the pine cone is sufficiently decorated or the pom poms are all gone.







Display in a prominent location to showcase your little one's artistic talents!

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