17 hours ago by Stacy

You only need two items, pipe cleaners and jingle bells, to make these festive bangles. Perfect for kids from two to eighty two and quite possibly the simplest of our Advent Craft Activities this year, but also one of my kids’ favorites. We made these on the 3rd day of December and then danced aroun ...

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1 day ago by joscie

While browsing my Google Reader I came across a post for making custom crayon blocks by melting down crayon pieces in the oven. I remember seeing it in heart shapes last valentines (maybe elle’s?) and then again I last week I saw it on my girlfriend Erica’s blog and I knew it was finally time to try ...

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2 days ago by wistfulwrists

This is my first post using the Wordpress iPhone app! Here’s what I’m working on today…

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2 days ago by Kelley

Aren't these cute? I LOVE them! I am making Crayon Rolls (or Crayon Cozies, for holding crayons) for my nieces as Christmas gifts (I'll post pictures of those later), but the younger one (age 2) is a bit young, so I was looking for an alternative to give her. These crayon rounds are the perfect size ...

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2 days ago by Kristy

This is a sweet little keepsake ornament that can be made with paper or dough. For a dough based ornament follow the recipe here. (Use a large circular cookie cutter big enough for a small child’s hand print.) For a paper based ornament you can use decorative scrap booking paper or poster board. Cut ...

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3 days ago by Grandma Shelley

These little gingerbread houses turned out so cute! I had pre-painted the wood cutouts using gingerbread brown paint. I had also wrote the children's names on the backs before craft time. I supplied the kids with a sample house and all kinds of Christmas stickers. I was unable to find small candy st ...

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3 days ago by Grandma Shelley

Our cooking activity for the 2009 Christmas Day Camp was creating Reindeer Cupcakes. I had pre-baked chocolate cupcakes. The children frosted their own cupcakes using plastic knives. We used green m&m's for the eyes, a red m&m for the mouth, and a gumdrop for the nose. Pretzels were broken to use as ...

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3 days ago by Grandma Shelley

Very cute and very simple to create. You begin with a paper lunch sack. You first make the antlers out of brown pipe cleaners. Each set of antlers takes three pipe cleaners. Cut one pipe cleaner in half for each antler. Then cut the remaining two in thirds to create the antlers. Tape the antlers in ...

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3 days ago by Grandma Shelley

Painting is always a favorite craft at the Grandkid's Christmas Day Camp. This project was inspired by my finding these wooden snowmen cutouts deeply discounted after Christmas last year. I made sure all of the parents knew we would be painting and for the children to bring older clothing just in ca ...

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3 days ago by Grandma Shelley

This Christmas Activity book was our first activity at our 2009 Grandkid's Christmas Day Camp. This project started with a simple 3 prong folder (bright Christmas red) with pockets. (I had picked them up really, really cheap from the back to school clearance sales.) As I have told you before I think ...

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