This seashell art is so addicting and mesmerizing! The colors turned out beautifully and the patterns were so cool. We used up all of the shells I put out and went looking for more. I even started a second tray of shaving cream so I could do my own seashell art. My kids had a great…
Summer
Easy Painted Fairy Houses for the Garden
These fairy houses are just adorable and they couldn’t be easier to make. This project was all my 8-year-old daughter’s idea! She has been fairy crazy for weeks and has been busy making fairy houses, fairy doors (which are all over our house), and little fairy dolls. She made this type of fairy house one…
Orange Tree Cotton Ball Painting
We love cotton ball painting. It’s such a fun painting activity for kids of all ages, both my kids love it and so do I! This orange tree painting turned out great, I love the bright green colors and the pop of orange. Painting the leaves with cotton balls gives the leaves a fluffy texture that…
Colorful Q-tip Painted Dragonfly Craft
We love q-tip painting and this dragonfly craft was so fun to make! I must admit I had just as much fun painting these colorful dragonflies as my kids. Using q-tips is a very relaxing way to paint and it’s great for working on fine motor skills. We all had fun creating the designs on…
Spin Painting Canada Day Craft
Spin painting is probably one of my kid’s favorite art activities and this Canada Day craft using spin painting was so much fun to do! Both my 5-year-old and my almost 8-year-old wanted to do this project multiple times and we had fun using different color combinations and squeezing out the paint in different ways to…
Create stunning chalk pastel sunsets with kids
These chalk pastel sunsets turned out so lovely! My kids had a great time exploring chalk pastels and all the messiness that comes with it. Chalk pastels can be very messy, you use your fingers to blend the colors and the chalk dust can get all over the table and all over you! But they…
Mini Plant Pots – an Easy Upcycle Craft for Kids
These mini plant pots are beyond adorable! Using washi tape(who doesn’t love washi tape?!) and recycled Play-Doh containers were all we used to create these little works of art. Plus how awesome is it to use the colorful lids as a water tray. Add the mini succulents on top of the already mentioned cuteness and…
