My kids have been crazy about foxes after we saw one at the cabin. Since they are also obsessed with creating heart animals, it seemed only natural to make a sweet little heart fox. These witty creatures are totally captivating and are the perfect subject for our next Valentines Day craft.
Where did January go? I don’t know about you, but I’m really hoping that the Groundhog does not see his shadow on Feb 2nd. I am SO ready for spring! Anyway, since we’ve had so much fun making puppets with yarn, craft sticks and even creating some fun process art, we decided to make little Groundhogs.
Cleaning out my garage, I found jars and jars of random screws, bolts and metal bits. All those bits that are unless you’re a handyman. You know what I’m talking about…mismatched hardware items, metal pieces and leftover screws and nails. All just collecting dust, so we decided to create a little kid art. Read on to find out how to get a little space back in your garage and create some loose part self-portraits with your kids.
Flowers are always a hit, especially when they are made by kids. The kids wanted to make a simple Valentines flowers that they could hand out to their classmates and friends. This little bouquet of heart flowers is super easy to make and will be sure to bring a smile their recipient.
We love making our own simple stamps. Over the years, we have used everything from cardboard to lettuce for our stamps. Today I’m sharing a super easy way to make a classic potato stamp. I have fond memories of making potato stamps with my mom when I was kid. Love it!
