Here is a nice round-up of some simple sneaky inks. The old favorites like lemon juice and vinegar are there, but also some more sophisticated systems using stuff like cerium oxalate and iodine fuming. From the pages of MAKE: Mike Golembewksi shows us how to make an invisible inkjet printer in MAKE 16 – Spy […]
Ann at hotcakes has a great project for reusing your kids’ artwork into greeting cards. You can download each of the card templates above in PDF format.
Make a printed Father’s Day card in 10 minutes using a polystrene pizza plate as a canvas from Jox of The Knitted Blog.
By Katie Goodman School is out in most places and warmer weather has arrived. The sounds of the street are filled with children’s laughter and the catchy jingle of the ice cream man. Stop there parents — you won’t need to shell out for overpriced and unhealthy treats anymore. Instead, try this cheaper make-at-home cold […]
Roots and Wings Co. blog show you how to do Father’s Day Shrinky Dinks in not one, not two, but three ways! Make a crocheted Shrinky Dink magnet, a hand print card, and a traced-hand key chain of the kiddies. .
Father’s Day is June 21st. Here’s a roundup of Father’s Day project kids can make for Daddy! Make this decorative Dad photo frame from Activity Village. If Dad is into tinkering with cars, make this car nut frame by Amanda at Kaboose with washers and bolts framed with his favorite photo of the kids. Lion […]
Summer reading has never been more fun than with Jinjerup’s free download/printables to make these adorable summer fruit punch bookmarks.
