Collin @ MAKE writes: Run-of-the-mill tattoo designs are easy to fake and therefore easy to doubt. But forging a believably atrocious design with some inkjet tattoo paper could definitely turn some heads. I loved temporary tattoos as a kid, but I can’t imagine how much more I would have loved them if I could design […]
Melissa Goodsell put up a tutorial for this easy and safe puff paint for children using flour, food coloring, and a microwave.
Martha Stewart shows you a great way to create a kids’ paper scroll table, perfect for a constant supply of doodling and coloring. Forget the kids, I would love to have this for myself for jotting down constant ideas or taking notes! [ via Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh ]
Cassie at Bella Dia has a new blog called The Crafty Crow dedicated to collecting kids craft projects. The fun projects collected so far include: crayons & hot rocks, and papier mache stick puppets. I can’t wait to see what else Cassie finds!
Make and Takes stitched up a pair of these fun “I Spy” mini-quilts for her kids. Each quilt features 30 quilt squares, two in each fabric pattern for playtime fun. I love the idea of a snuggly, portable quilt that’s also a game. I Spy Mini-Quilts Related: Jek-in-the-Box’s Pop Memory Game
Cindy of Skip to My Lou shows us how to make easy Easter window silhouettes — a great project for kids to help decorate for Easter.
My mom made these reversible capes for her grandson (my nephew). The pictured one is Batman/Green Lantern, and the other is Superman/Spiderman. She’s the first to admit that Spiderman doesn’t wear a cape, but my 3 year-old nephew doesn’t care! My dad designed the logo templates. See where I get it from? They’re a crafty […]
