Looking to add some cheer to your Thanksgiving table this year? Look at this adorable centerpiece my Mother-In-Law came up with! This is 100% her idea, so I take no credit, but it's simply too cute not to share! What you need: gourd with a stem skewer/knife large craft feathers red pipe cleaner Mr/Mrs Potato Head parts (eyes/feet) OR large googlie eyes This is an easy one! Poke holes using the skewer in your gourd for the feathers. Big kids can probably do this, but it does t

Our sensory bin needed a refresh and with fall in the air we decided to go with an autumn theme and try our hands at dying garbanzo beans ak

Here's a fall project to spruce up your home that is perfect for crafty parents to make during nap time or with older children.

Need to add a little last minute pizzaz to your Fourth of July party prep? Here's a quick festive sign you can make using things you lik

Here's another idea for those leftover egg cartons: turn them into some pretty spring flowers!

Turn your garbage into a charming bunny vase! I polished off a jar of gherkins at lunch and it was the perfect size for this craft. Given this requires a hot glue gun, I recommend keeping this project for older kids with appropriate supervision or for yourself during your little one's nap time. What you'll need: Empty glass jar Scissors Paint brushes Hot glue gun Craft felt (white) Acrylic paint Mod Podge Twine What ever jar you use, chances are the label will be tricky to p

Here's one way to remember those pudgy little fingers and toes while brightening up your home for spring.

Want to send Easter cards with a real personal "touch?" (See what I did there?) Try these finger print cards!

Could this be any cuter or easier? This Easter Garland will brighten your home for only pennies and a little bit of your time.

These little fellas can double as napkin rings, egg holders, or stand on their own as cute decoration. They get your kids painting and gluin

An inexpensive and fun sensory game, the Leprechaun Gold Dig gives your kids a chance to discover gold coins hidden in green fluff for St. Patricks day! A reminder: this is NOT taste safe and contains choking hazards so if your little one is still putting everything in his mouth, you should skip this one. What you'll need: Large bowl and a Spoon Foaming Shaving Cream Green Food Coloring Gold Coins Kid's smock You will love how easy this is: Spray the shaving cream into the bo

Who says craft time and snack time are mutually exclusive? Here's a sweet treat your little leprechaun can make, wear, and munch! This is a great activity for working on fine motor skills and for filling hungry bellies. What you'll need: Fruit Loops or similar Yarn or string Craft foam (green) Tape Scissors Start by cutting a length of string, 1 1/2 to 2 feet long. Using a small piece of tape, wrap both ends of your string. This will keep it from fraying and make it easier fo

Here's a cute little craft for some Instagram worthy St. Paddy's Day pictures of your little leprechauns. Easy to make and only requiring supplies you probably have makes this project an easy way to craft with your kids and practice cutting, gluing, and being silly. For your really imaginative littles, these make excellent props/costumes for a show! What you'll need: paper plate construction paper school glue/glue stick scissors First things first, grab your green paper and c

Autumn has arrived and the beautiful leaves have started making their way to the ground. If you are looking for a fun and easy craft to connect your child to season, try this on for size! I was inspired to make this based on my son's halloween costume this year. What you will need: Two pieces of paper (construction paper or heavier is best, but printer paper will do) Various shape/size/color leaves Scissors Glue Markers, Crayons, or Colored Pencils Head outside to collect a v