Finger painting is an easy way to show off your artistic talents, it's great for both the beginner and the advanced artist, and it has always been very popular with kids.
Add your touch to a frame for a personalized gift or just for yourself.
Reuse bubble jars and blowers again and again by making your own bubble mix. For just pennies, you can make enough mix to fill an entire afternoon with bubbly fun.
These eggshell people are easy to make and silly to look at. Kids will love watching the "hair" grow. Plus, it will help teach them responsibility when they are put in charge of watering the...
Gather the kids to make this fun windy-day project. Windsocks were originally used by airfields so pilots could see which way the wind was blowing. Today you can find them in gardens, on boats and...
Players use their sense of touch to identify unknown items.
Crayola offers many different art desks and fun craft kits sure to brighten up a rainy day.
Valentine's Day can be a stressful time of year for children, not least because of all the cards that have to be selected, written, addressed and transported to school. You can make life a bit...
Making a flower cross with your children will help them to remember and celebrate the true meaning of Easter.
Make confetti eggs, also known as cascarones, for your next party and you'll have all your guests cracking up.
Making these cool little noisemakers is as much fun as using them. Kids 3-years old and older will enjoy this afternoon project.
Kids age 7 and older will enjoy making this rain stick. Chilean legend says that the rain sound appeals to the rain gods, so don't use this by our house, please.
This project is great for preschoolers and young, elementary-age children. Plus it provides Dad with a gift he can use for a long time.
Christmas crafts are a great way to decorate your home for the holidays and keep your toddler busy at the same time.
Here's a cheap and easy way to entertain your toddler and decorate for the holidays.
Your little ones will love being able to participate in the events of the season, so help them make pint-sized holiday decorations.
Mom, Dad, grandparents, aunts and uncles will love this personalized gift from their favorite kid.
Your kids will love these customized coloring books. Making them together is half the fun. Coloring the books can be saved for quiet times, special trips and holidays.
Make a slew of acorn people for a whimsical arrangement or help a child create some kooky characters to play with.
The annual Girl Scout cookie sale happens just once a year: Stacks of colorful boxes, a freezer full of Thin Mints and happy little capitalists in green and brown uniforms bloom like May flowers....
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