Marie LeBaron of Make and Takes has a new ebook out called Monster Mania: Crafts for Little Monsters ($7). The ebook contains 70 pages of 15 all new crafts for kids. Each craft comes with a supply list, learning objectives, step by step instructions, and detailed photos. With projects like Monster Stew and Hairy Monster […]
Amy of Let’s Explore recently revisited some of her fall projects from last year, and I’m so glad she did. This felt scarecrow game is adorable! I could see a snowman version or a kids-getting-dressed-for-winter version, too! Each player starts by putting a scarecrow face on the felt board. Then, take turns spinning and adding […]
Here’s a vid of an OLPC OX that runs a RepRep which is printing out little camera viewfinders for the XO, to help kids line up shots with the laptop’s built-in camera. The OLPC OX and 3D Printing
Lisa at Fitzpatterns wasn’t able to find many downloadable sewing patterns for babies so she decided to make use of her daughter’s nap time to sew up clothes for her little one. For just $1.50, snatch up this pattern for comfy toddler leggings.
Nikki of WhiMSy Love shares four quick and easy crafts to make with simple craft foam. As a mom with school-aged kids, I can see those pencil toppers becoming class gifts ….
Wow, I didn’t really want to believe this, but playgrounds really did look a lot different in the 70s. Dangerous, metal… fun. Post your memories up in the comments!
Tali of Growing Up Creative has started a new series on her blog called Eco Kids Craft, that focuses on kid-friendly craft projects with recycled materials. Her first project shows how you can turn simple cardboard tubes into striking wall art.
