#easy craft

[hopefulturns]

Flowers! Colors! The 70s is back! Infuse a touch of groovy 70s into your crochet! Free tutorial on our site.

Source: Hopeful Turns

[autumn2may]

this summer's Bored Jar for when my kids start whining. which I'm guessing is going to be more often, as now tuesdays and thursdays are video game free zones

feel free to make your own, it's just popsicle sticks wrapped with washi tape. try to use a really thin marker though, they bleed quite a bit

list of activities is: take a walk, write a poem, take 10 good photos, clay craft, write a letter, do a puzzle, take a shower, read for 20 minutes, write a story, paper craft, draw a picture (your choice), write a journal entry, watch 2 educational videos, draw a picture (parent's choice), play with chalk/white board, Minecraft, cook a snack, color, make a tent, walk to the store, clean something, pick up for 5 minutes, weed garden, listen to music, board game, card game, watch a movie, Wii Fit, fold a basket of laundry, Perler beads, text a friend, and do coding

[happyandbubbly]

Embroidery Starter kit at Amazon - less than 15 dollars

[thebadcrafter]

I pika-choose you 💕

[mugglenet]

Jars are a great and easy way to store things like paintbrushes, pencils, and pens. Why use boring old clear ones when you could add a little magic to your setup? Here is an easy DIY to “Potter”-ify a set of jars.

[lileartandcraft]

Easy paper flowers / How to make paper flowers /Paper craft

[dizzymaiden]

Here is what you need:

graham crackers

blue frosting

marshmallows

rainbow airhead

Add a few gold sprinkles at one end of the rainbow candy and presto you have a fun snack for St.Patrick’s Day!

[thewitchisinbish]

Salt Dough Crafts

Alright, as a boy mom I am always trying to find crafts to keep his attention for more than 5 minutes. And to be honest, the crafts are always for me. 😅

Here is the SIMPLEST recipe for salt dough I have found. I'm not sure where I found it so I can't site them and I sincerely apologize.

1 cup flour

1/2 cup salt

1/2 cup water

Yes. Thats it. So easy right?

Directions.

1. Mix in a bowl until combined. It should have the consistency of play dough. Add more water or flour if needed.

2. If you're making cut out ornaments, roll with a rolling pin using parchment or wax paper (so it doesn't stick to the table or counter). I made mine about 1/4 to 1/8th inch thick. I don't know the specifics cause I didn't exactly measure and who the full cares. Not me thats who.

3. Once you got your shapes or whatever. Put in a preheated oven on parchment paper lined cookie sheet @ 250ﾟF for 2 hours.

4. Let these cool completely before decorating or painting.

Living in a very Christian dominated area we still celebrate Ostara on the solstice, but we do another celebration around Easter.

For sure more of these are going to be made. Not necessarily eggs. Maybe a moon something or other... 😁 Blessed Be.

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