See all of our seasonal kids craft ideas, spring, summer, fall and winter projects.
Plush Paint Pail Pals- Say THAT ten times fast! When
your kids have finished off the paint
in those little plastic containers,
what do you do with them? Throw
them away? Use them for more
paint? Store tiny items in them?
How about making these darling
little magnets!
Pom Pom Bumble Bee- Summer is here and so are the bees! No need to shy away from this adorable bumble bee. It's fluffy and soft and you'll have a great time putting it together. A perfect trash to treasure project.
Puppy Marionette- Here's an adorable craft to make with the kids. Easy instructions with everyday supplies make this craft a winner.
Puzzle Frame- Have an old puzzle
that is missing some
pieces? How about
some photographs
that need framing? If
you said yes, then
you and the kids have
a fun project ahead of
you! These easy and
personalized frames
make wonderful gifts
for relatives.
Recycled Sea Creatures- Who knew that cardboard tubes could be transformed into cute little creatures from the deep! Minimal supplies are needed for these adorable ocean dwellers, make some for your room today!
Recycled Shoebox- Transform an old shoe box into a whimsical storage box for all loose crayons or the little miscellaneous around the house. This is a fun back to school project or for any time the kids are looking for something to make!
Recycling Old CD's for Craft Projects- Seems like everyone is saving CDs and using them for crafts. We had 100's of responses -- many for suncatcher, mobiles and ornaments. Our favorite suggestion for this disco ball submitted by Kellie of Fayetteville AR. We also have posted several other ideas including an ornament and a picture frame. Here they are!
Rock Garden Bugs- These adorable little rocks are perfect for placing around your garden, inside potted plants, or just on your child's dresser! Fun and easy to make!
Salt Dough Bear Magnet- Kids love to create things, and so do grown ups! This darling little ladybug makes a great shelf adornment or a welcome visitor on your desk.
Salt Dough Dog Bone Magnet- Make this cute dog bone manget to hang on your fridge. Use it to display a photo, hang reminders about the vet and the dog groomer, or anything else you can think of. A great way to recognize the canine member of your family.
Salt Dough Flower Magnet- Spring is here! As April showers move in, may flowers will sprout. No need to wait for your own flowers, make some that will last all year long. Choose whatever colors you like and make an entire garden for your fridge!
Salt Dough Football- It's football season! Here's a fun craft to keep your kids busy during the game. Make this fun mini football into a magnet for the fridge or even a good luck charm for watching the game!
Salt Dough Ladybug- Kids love to create things, and so do grown ups! This darling little ladybug makes a great shelf adornment or a welcome visitor on your desk.
Salt Dough Moon- This fun little sleepy time moon is perfect for your little one's bedroom. You can even make several and create your own moon mobile!
Salt Dough Space Mobile- Salt dough is a fun medium for all ages of kids. Make this easy mobile and hang it in your child's room or share it with a science teacher. A fun activity to help your kids appreciate our solar system.
Salt Dough Sport Magnets- If the Dad in your child's life is a sports nut, these magnets made from salt dough are a perfect gift for Father's Day. Simple instructions and easy to decorate you can make extras for Grandpa too!
Salt Dough Window Heart- Kids love to create things. Salt dough is a simple and fun way to make all sorts of hand molded creations. This heart window ornament is a perfect example!
School Box Craft Project- As I organized my son's desk, I thought about one of those cigar boxes for artist pencils and markers. Gum eraser, sharpeners, things that you don't want stuck in a jar with all the regular supplies. I decided to do a little decoupage on the cigar box using things I cut out of old text books.
School Days Frame- This creative picture fram e is great for heading back to school! Many parents take pictures of their kids on the first day of school. This picture frame is the perfect way to capture those memories forever.
School Days Pin- These crafts are easy to make and are ideal for back to school.
Shimmery Summer Sea Shells- Has anyone ever taken a beach vacation and not returned with a bag of seashells? If you visit yearly like we do, you find yourself with an amazing variety of beautiful shells that just don't look as enticing as they did when they were being washed over by the waves. I've even purchased shells at the souvenir shop from exotic beaches I know I'll never see. Here are a few ideas to make the most of those sea shells.
Shimmery Summer Sea Shells- Has anyone ever taken a beach vacation and not returned with a bag of seashells? If you visit yearly like we do, you find yourself with an amazing variety of beautiful shells that just don't look as enticing as they did when they were being washed over by the waves. I've even purchased shells at the souvenir shop from exotic beaches I know I'll never see. Here are a few ideas to make the most of those sea shells.
Spooky Candy Dish- This spooky decoration looks creepy sitting on your table or mantle. A fun craft for Halloween, it also makes a great centerpiece for your Halloween party!
Spray Painted T-shirts- What? Spray paint on t-shirts? That's right! Kids can get as creative as they like with as many colors as they like, while at the same time magically making words or pictures appear under the paint. Try it today!
Squish Balls- Squish them, roll them, toss them. These balls are fun to make and even more fun to play with! Made with balloons and birdseed.
Stamps, Jars and Philately- Are you and your kinderartists looking for something to do with all of
those canceled postage stamps that are piling up in your desk drawer?
If you don't collect them, why not create with them?
Strawberry Pin- Tween girls will love his project as they can attach this cute pin to their backpack or purse. A fun way to celebrate spring! To make this strawberry pin you can use scrap or leftover patterned paper or purchase one just for this project.
Styrofoam Ant- This ant won't be a pest! What a cute little craft that is easy enough for kids and looks cute, not creepy. This makes a great after school or weekend craft, or even a class project.
Tin Can Mummy- This cute little mummy is a perfect recycling project! Great for holding pens, pencils, or even some Halloween flowers. How about filling your mummy can with lollipops?
Tortilla Snowflakes- These crispy treats are fast and easy to make with your kids. They make a perfect snack for a cold winter's day, so be sure to make plenty and invite your friends!
Mother's Day is right around the corner. Celebrate mom this year with plenty of crafts, recipes and plenty of other ideas. Here are a few examples to get you started...