I love this sundial craft for kids because my kids thought it was super cool and there are all kinds …
The end of the school year seems like a perfect time to throw a party! Here in Arizona, an end …
My kids really get a kick out of cleaning pennies, and today I’m sharing tips for how to clean pennies …
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to cut out a snowflake. Use these images and tips to make cutting snowflakes …
If you are looking for easy Thanksgiving Kids Craft ideas then this free template is for you! We are having …
Today I have a quick tutorial for the easiest girls cat costume. I dress up like a witch for Halloween …
Who out there loves a good no-sew Halloween costume idea? I know I do! I created this no-sew Kids Ninja …
The Heart of Te Fiti is a pretty big deal in Moana, and what kiddo wouldn’t want to have his/her …
I’ve got a serious sweet tooth, but lately I’ve been avoiding sugar for health reasons, which is a whole other …
Here in Arizona, Fall means we can finally venture outdoors, so I guess we’re on a bit of an outdoors …
While hunting for supplies for the Sailor Baby Shower, we stumbled into some of this thin parachute cording at the …
These adorable teepees are made from just plain, white paper and toothpicks — they really couldn’t be easier. I made them with my youngest son when he was feeling a bit under the weather and had to stay home from school.
A few years ago we created some really cool ideas for an Earth Day celebration. My favorite part was the …
Don’t know about your kids, but ours love to hop around wearing bunny ears on Easter Sunday. Today we are …
As a father to three girls (we finally got our boy woohoo!), my husband seems to enjoy time doing more …
Last week my girls and I saw an advanced screening of Disney/Pixar’s new Inside Out. We all loved the movie, and it’s really saying something when both my 4 year old and me enjoy a show so much we can’t wait to see it again. Afterwards, my girls and I brainstormed Inside Out party ideas and crafts over ice cream. Our favorite idea was this “Jar of Joy.”
We had so much fun using our Cricut Explore to create the iron-on decals for our girl’s leggings project that we couldn’t resist whipping up something for the boys too. These text decals are a subtle but totally rad way to dress up a pair of canvas shoes.
You could write your child’s name, or any favorite quote or phrase. Inspired by our slightly rambunctious boys, whom we’re always chasing after, we made “Catch Me If You Can” decals.
We couldn’t decide whether we liked better the regular wording or the leftover strip peeled off from around the words — so we used both! We’re very curious which way you prefer, so please leave a comment below and let us know.
When decorating for Halloween it is fun to layer on lots of spooky textures. This simple DIY Barbed Wire garland …
With Easter this weekend we thought it’d be good timing to share our free printable #PlayWild Animal Ears, which include …
My Cricut Explore has been pretty busy this week as we are preparing for my sister’s wedding Friday. (Yes things are utter chaos around here right now!) But we were invited to participate in the Cricut Design Space Star challenge, and with summer travels we missed the first round of projects. We really wanted to get into the game this month so we took a quick break from wedding stuff to bring you this fun Knee-Patch legging tutorial.
Just in case anyone is keeping track… this month’s Design Space Star Challenge: Fashion or Gear, and our team’s theme is Black and White.
The weather here in Phoenix lately has been downright miserable, so these days we are practically living in the pool. …
Hi everyone! Kiki from Kiki and Company, and I am so excited to be here today to participate in this …
It’s time for another installment of the free printables Blog Hop — today we’re all sharing fun, summer printables.
When we think of summer we think of getting wet, so we created these colorful, printable water gun targets. Kids love water guns, and we’d love them too if it didn’t seem like Mom is always prime target! Give them something else to shoot at with these free, printable targets.
With the big kids heading back to school, the little ones at home often feel left out. Today we’re sharing some ideas for a fun playdate inspired by The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. The movie is being released on Blu-ray/DVD tomorrow (August 27th), so grab a copy and invite your little pals to come along on a visit to the Hundred Acre Woods.
We are sure Pooh would love this Hunny Glazed Popcorn. It’s the perfect thing to snack on while watching the movie, and it’s super easy to make!
Our families love the Olympics, and we had a lot of fun with Olympic craft ideas for the London Games. …
So don’t you love the tradition of carving pumpkins and setting them out on the front porch for the world …
Today is another Printable Blog Hop! Just in time for the Fourth of July, today’s blog hop includes 12 fun …
Hello! It’s Nikkala here from The Crafting Chicks to join in on the Books Alive fun. Every one of my …
