By Future Craft Collective Have you ever wished you had a magic wand? Something to hold all the goodness in your world so that when things were a little low you could tap into the goodness? This super simple project is just the thing for making sure that you can create a little magic whenever, […]
As we get ready for back to school, Homemade by Jill has the most adorable alphabet flash cards that you can download and print from your home computer. [via The Crafty Crow]
I remember making these at summer camp as a kid, it’s a heart pin/hairclip made from a drinking straw!
I’ve always loved felt boards as a great source of inspiration, fun and play, Maya of Maya*Made shares how to make this cute felt board that folds up and has a handle, making it perfect for travel. It’s sure to keep your kiddo engaged for hours!
Ken Denmead, editor of the GeekDad blog, and author of the book Geek Dad: Awesomely Geeky Projects and Activities for Dads and Kids to Share, posted one of our favorite projects from the book, Electronic Origami, on the Make: Projects platform. It’s a starter origami project where you build a simple paper box with a […]
Amy at Mom Advice has a tutorial on how to make these fun and inexpensive treasure chests for kids. Amy writes: When I was a little girl, I had a beautiful musical jewelry box with a twirling ballerina where I would store all of my little treasures. I wanted to create a little box just […]
This fun coat rack from Sarah at Ohdeedoh would be a great addition to to any kid’s room. I could see it being applied to all kinds of toys, and even reworked just a bit to be used in a grownup space as well.
