Archive For The “Arts & Crafts” Category
From Anchor Mommy by Shannon These adorable crafts made from reusing old glass jars and then filling them with orange lentils, candy or candles. Head over to Anchor Mommy‘s website for the full tutorial!
If you are expecting a baby or know someone who is, please take a moment to check out These hold a very special place in my heart. as does their creator, Mat. Anna.
Spunky and Punky made several popsicle stick frames yesterday. Punky was very creative and made his in square, triangle and diamond shapes. My children are starting become very tired of this terrible heat! We set up their new bubbles (the no-spill type) and they went outside for a little while and then came back in [...]
I recently found out that our local library is having a series of art classes during the summer– for free! I signed up for a class this Friday afternoon and hired a babysitter to watch all three kids. This is the first time that I have done anything by myself since before Bunky was born! [...]
Punky has been asking to make Pinecone Bird Feeders for a long time now. One quiet evening, we finally got together all the components and made them. There was a lot of finger licking… … and concentrating. Punky and Spunky worked hard… … and ended up with these… … which we hung from our bird [...]
Punky and I did this together one afternoon. It only took about 10 minutes, but we both have fun gathering the leaves, scribbling on the paper, and glueing down the leaves.
Nearly every morning, the children and I either do a craft, lesson or bake something together. Punky enjoys cutting and is starting to get the hang of it. Of course, in Spunky’s mind, whatever Punky can do, she can do. So I handed her a pair of scissors and showed her how to hold them. [...]
In honor of Mother’s Day, I am posting a week’s worth of information on the things that I have started to do since I became a mother. Here are Day One, Day Two and Day Three. It has been a while since my last Crazy Crafty post. We have been just a little bit busy [...]
