Kid’s Crafts Week in Review: Sep. 25-30

Posted on September 30, 2006 by Sherry Holetzky

If you missed anything, here are this week’s projects at a glance: Fall Crafts: Hand Print Projects You have probably seen hand print turkeys and hand print Christmas trees, which we can go over further as we get closer to these holidays. You may have even seen plaster casts of children’s hand prints. What other image can you make from a hand print? How about an autumn leaf or a whole bunch of them? Craft Ideas: Make a 3-D Cookie Jar This idea works great for an everyday cookie jar or special ones for holidays. You can make them for … Continue reading →

Growth Charts

Posted on September 29, 2006 by Sherry Holetzky

Kids grow up way too fast. You can keep a record of just how fast if you and your children make one of these growth charts. There’s nothing difficult about these projects. In fact, they take more time than craft-making ability. Anybody can make one, so come on, let’s get started. The first design starts with a flat piece of wood trim found in any home improvement store. A six foot piece of trim should work, but if you have really tall people in your family, you might want to go six and a half. You can also pick up … Continue reading →