Tag: kids crafts

Welcome to Day 1 of our Pipe Cleaner Christmas Ornaments series! We’re going to make a new and different Christmas tree ornament every day this week – using nothing but pipe cleaners! They’re fun, they’re super simple, and they’re great for those of us who want to make Christmas crafts with the kids but don’t want to buy a million supplies.

These clothespin reindeer ornaments are SO CUTE and they’re really simple to make! All you need is a clothespin (thank you dollar store!), a pipe cleaner, a red pom pom and some cute little googly eyes.

Don’t you just LOVE easy crafts!? Not only are these pinecone owls completely adorable and fun — They are also sooooo easy to make! Warm up your glue gun and by the time you’ve cut out the pieces, you’ll be nearly done. You can make about 3 or 4 of these pinecone owls in about 10 minutes!

Hello! I’m Megan and I blog over at Homemade Ginger where I love to share all about modern craft tutorials, home decor projects and the occasional recipe that make life a little more beautiful.

This splatter paint bat artwork is such an AWESOME craft for Halloween! It looks amazing, and it’s SUPER fun to make splatter paintings using a spray bottle! Bats are such a fun craft at this time of year, and their silhouettes work so perfectly in our paintings! Each piece of art is unique and ends up looking super artistic (if I do say so myself…). There’s a definite “wow” factor when you lift the bat away to reveal the hidden silhouette underneath!

These coffee filter monsters are SUPER cute and a lot of fun to make! You can create so many awesome crafts just by using coffee filters! They’re inexpensive, come in different sizes and are really easy to work with. We love Halloween and this project was a big hit with my kids. It’s also a great option for a “non-spooky” Halloween craft if your kids are on the younger side.

These Halloween paper garland cutouts are SO FUN to make and they’re surprisingly simple! If you have some coloured construction paper, a pair of scissors and some tape, you’re ready to rock! Fold the paper, cut out your favourite shapes, then watch the magic as you open them back up again to see your garland of connected shapes. Seriously, every single time I was amazed by how cool and fun they looked!

These coffee filter spiderwebs are so much fun and they’re surprisingly simple to make! They’re similar to the paper spiderwebs we made last year, but the coloured coffee filters take the craft to a whole new level. Plus, they’re a bit more kid friendly since the web is a bit smaller.