This month in Raising Arizona Kids magazine you’ll find our cute (and simple) Mother’s Day corsage made from just cupcake liners, a pipe cleaner and safety pin.
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Recycle Tees into Jewelry
Our contribution for this month’s Raising Arizona Kids magazine is a tutorial on how to recycle old tees into fun …
Simple Leprechaun Dress Up
Your little leprechauns will love making and wearing this costume we designed for our local parenting magazine Raising Arizona Kids.
Made from construction paper and string, you’ll have a real, live leprechaun on your hands in a matter of minutes, but watch out, I hear they’re tricky folks.
String of Hearts
Inspired by a classic paper chain, we created this sweet heart garland for the local Raising Arizona Kids magazine. It’s the perfect way to brighten up your mantel, and so simple you could make extras to spread the love around your neighborhood this Valentine’s Day.
Your kids can help make this sweet Valentines decoration — all you need is colored paper, staples and string.
Arizona Snow Day
Real snowflakes are hard to come by in Phoenix, which means we’re super excited about the Arizona Snow Day feature …
FaLaLaLa Foil Ornaments
This week we will be sharing some fun holiday decor ideas that use recycled household items. To start off, we …
Caramel Corncobs Recipe
It’s a new month and that means another installment of our Real Crafts feature for Raising Arizona Kids magazine. This …
All Hallow’s Eve
So every year we throw a big Halloween dinner party. It is becoming our tradition to share photos from last year’s party as we’re in full swing with planning for this year’s party. We are excited that Hostess With the Mostess just featured last year’s party here.
You might remember the great invitation debate I posted about last year? Here are the winning invites:
Probably my favorite part of last’s years party was the fun outdoor Halloween decor that greeted the guests. Superdad had a fun idea to hang a sheet in the front window and then use a projector to show a silent movie — we played snippets from the old, black-and-white Dracula movie on a loop, and it was so cool to watch from the street and from inside the house. Also loved the warning messages on the luminaries (they are vinyl cutouts stuck onto regular, brown paper bags).
Inside the house we had a Spooky Specimens treat table complete with Box Jellyfish Tentacles and Brazilian Wandering Spider Eggs for guests to nibble on while they waited for dinner to begin.
Lots more photos and free printables after the jump!
Behind the Scenes at Sonoran Living Live
If you follow us on Facebook, you probably saw a few behind-the-scenes shots we posted from our craft demonstration on …
Raising Arizona Kids!
We are so excited to announce a new partnership with our local parenting magazine Raising Arizona Kids. We’ll be contributing …