Perhaps this is not so much a project your kids can do... well of course they can help but it is such a sweet and nice little project... make a customized 'feed the Ducks' bag. Helen Bird from Curly Birds came with this idea and at the BKids Craft page you can see the steps she made to create these feeding bags. (they make nice presents too I think!)
Craft Project: Feed the Ducks bags...
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Are you already preparing costumes and decoration for Halloween? Last week might have helped you to get you in the spirit with the Halloween Suncatchers and today I believe you will be inspired again with this great project from Teri : Creepy-Face-Changers....
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Going back to School... yes I haven't mentioned this before on BKids, but believe me it is a BIG topic here in our family too... Lode is going to the BIG school since last week, wearing a uniform, carrying a school bag and all ... the thing that I have to get used too the most is homework... my goodness he is only 5 years old and they already give him homework once a week, not sure if I agree with this policy but I dont' have much choice at the moment.
Why am I talking about this ... well I'm happy to see a craft project like this from Teri aka Giddy Giddy, which can help me in a more creative way to work with letters and words by using yarn...click here if you like to know what I'm talking about...
This week's craft project: Yarn Fonts..
All images by Teri.
This weeks' craft project by Helen Bird from Curly Birds brings back so many nice memories... great to see kids and parents still like this!!
Click here to see how to make your own Flower Press...
Are you perhaps looking for some unique and fun decoration for your child's room then how about this lovely idea of using vintage badminton racquet's and embroidery threads and let him or her create a pattern like they really like.
This idea came from Kristen Sutcliffe and she made some more images for us and explained exactly how she made it right here ...
Button Matching Game by Kristen Sutcliffe from New House Project
My four-year-old daughter loves playing with the colorful buttons she finds in my desk, so I came up with a little game she could do with them. This is a fun activity for preschool-aged children.
Click here for Kristen's craft project for this week: Button Matching Game
I'm deeply in love with Kristen's ceramic sets, she told me there are only 2 sets left and it will take a little while before they come back... so grab your chance!
