What are good crafts for preschooler kids?
Q. I babysit two kids, ages 3 and 5. They like crafts but I'm running out of ideas!! I have made tambourines and music shakers, printed off colouring pages, traced & coloured leaves with crayons, let them illustrate small stories, ironed leaves in wax paper (I did the ironing; don't worry), finger painted and cut out potato stamps to use with paint. What are good crafts to do with them? Halloween crafts would be great but any craft will do. Thanks!
Asked by Laurie - Mon Oct 22 16:31:06 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bats. Paint toilet paper rolls black and glue wings on them and make a scary face. You can hang them with string. Spiders. Paper machet small balloons. Use laundry starch and strips of news paper. After they dry you can paint them black and stick pipe cleaners in them for legs. Ghost. Dip cheese cloth into laundry starch and gently ring out the extra. Drape it over a 2 liter soda bottle and let dry. Paint or glue felt for a face. Hang with string.
Answered by Jayme S - Mon Oct 22 16:37:48 2007
Q. I babysit two kids, ages 3 and 5. They like crafts but I'm running out of ideas!! I have made tambourines and music shakers, printed off colouring pages, traced & coloured leaves with crayons, let them illustrate small stories, ironed leaves in wax paper (I did the ironing; don't worry), finger painted and cut out potato stamps to use with paint. What are good crafts to do with them? Halloween crafts would be great but any craft will do. Thanks!
Asked by Laurie - Mon Oct 22 16:31:06 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bats. Paint toilet paper rolls black and glue wings on them and make a scary face. You can hang them with string. Spiders. Paper machet small balloons. Use laundry starch and strips of news paper. After they dry you can paint them black and stick pipe cleaners in them for legs. Ghost. Dip cheese cloth into laundry starch and gently ring out the extra. Drape it over a 2 liter soda bottle and let dry. Paint or glue felt for a face. Hang with string.
Answered by Jayme S - Mon Oct 22 16:37:48 2007
What are some fun crafts to do during the Summer?
Q. Me and my friend are trying to find some crafts to do during the Summer because we have been getting pretty bored lately. We have already painted bird houses, picture frames, and jewelery boxes. What other fun crafts are there?
Asked by TayMegLizEm98 - Tue Jun 16 08:53:55 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a craft idea that you can do so much with after you are finished with it. first buy a package of coffee filters. any kind is fine (even a cheap kind) Next get some markers and decorate the coffee filters. don't do anthing fancy just like swirls and spirals going from the center all the way to the outside. Then fold them in half and half and half until they are like pie pieces (> kind of looks like that. Then dip one end into some water either out of a cup or a bowl and watch the colors run make sure it all gets wet but you don't need to drench the thing. Just a little bit goes along way trust me you will see when you do it. then after it is wet unfold it and let it dry. It will look pretty crazy and you can do so many things with… [cont.]
Answered by PunkeyBoo! - Tue Jun 16 15:52:05 2009
Q. Me and my friend are trying to find some crafts to do during the Summer because we have been getting pretty bored lately. We have already painted bird houses, picture frames, and jewelery boxes. What other fun crafts are there?
Asked by TayMegLizEm98 - Tue Jun 16 08:53:55 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a craft idea that you can do so much with after you are finished with it. first buy a package of coffee filters. any kind is fine (even a cheap kind) Next get some markers and decorate the coffee filters. don't do anthing fancy just like swirls and spirals going from the center all the way to the outside. Then fold them in half and half and half until they are like pie pieces (> kind of looks like that. Then dip one end into some water either out of a cup or a bowl and watch the colors run make sure it all gets wet but you don't need to drench the thing. Just a little bit goes along way trust me you will see when you do it. then after it is wet unfold it and let it dry. It will look pretty crazy and you can do so many things with… [cont.]
Answered by PunkeyBoo! - Tue Jun 16 15:52:05 2009
What crafts can you use with beach glass?
Q. My boyfriend's mother collects beach glass whenever we go to the beach. She has a lot of it and its just collecting in a jar. What kinds of crafts can she use with it?
Asked by carebear_grl21 - Thu Jul 17 21:34:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Picture Frames , Mosaic a table , Jewelry ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Fri Jul 18 08:46:54 2008
Q. My boyfriend's mother collects beach glass whenever we go to the beach. She has a lot of it and its just collecting in a jar. What kinds of crafts can she use with it?
Asked by carebear_grl21 - Thu Jul 17 21:34:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Picture Frames , Mosaic a table , Jewelry ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Fri Jul 18 08:46:54 2008
What are some crafts other than necklaces and bracelets that you can make out of guitar picks?
Q. I want to make some really cool things to wear made out of guitar picks because I have uniforms next year and I want to stand out from everybody else (not that I don't already) and thought some funky crafts made with guitar picks would be perfect.
Asked by chris_sprouse2005 - Tue Mar 7 19:04:45 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hatbands macrame them into a guitar strap with colored hemp twine bead them onto the back of a jacket so it says your band's name buy scrunchies and sew them on it so it's a plucky scrunchie! (Sorry! couldn't resist!) make a watchband or headband make them into a long fringe for a vest, pants or poncho sew them down the sides of your pant legs in a stripe make a chain mail jerkin (medieval vest) out of them by hooking them together with metal o-rings make a chain mail purse or cell phone case make key chains make a lap counter out of them do what my band does and save them in a picky bank, then toss them to the audience during your last song
Answered by certifiedtarotmaster - Wed Mar 8 14:31:37 2006
Q. I want to make some really cool things to wear made out of guitar picks because I have uniforms next year and I want to stand out from everybody else (not that I don't already) and thought some funky crafts made with guitar picks would be perfect.
Asked by chris_sprouse2005 - Tue Mar 7 19:04:45 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hatbands macrame them into a guitar strap with colored hemp twine bead them onto the back of a jacket so it says your band's name buy scrunchies and sew them on it so it's a plucky scrunchie! (Sorry! couldn't resist!) make a watchband or headband make them into a long fringe for a vest, pants or poncho sew them down the sides of your pant legs in a stripe make a chain mail jerkin (medieval vest) out of them by hooking them together with metal o-rings make a chain mail purse or cell phone case make key chains make a lap counter out of them do what my band does and save them in a picky bank, then toss them to the audience during your last song
Answered by certifiedtarotmaster - Wed Mar 8 14:31:37 2006
What were popular crafts during the Renaissance Era?
Q. I have a project and I need to know a lot of crafts that were popular during the Renaissance. If you know some, please respond. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Asked by idk - Sun Apr 19 14:51:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well they made cloth alotColors of Renaissance clothing were given meanings as shown by the following: Green = love Gray = sorrow Yellow = hostility Blue = fidelity (except in the Low Countries where it represented adulterous wives) Red = nobility Black & Gray = lower status people
Answered by gymnast - Tue Apr 21 17:56:46 2009
Q. I have a project and I need to know a lot of crafts that were popular during the Renaissance. If you know some, please respond. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Asked by idk - Sun Apr 19 14:51:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well they made cloth alotColors of Renaissance clothing were given meanings as shown by the following: Green = love Gray = sorrow Yellow = hostility Blue = fidelity (except in the Low Countries where it represented adulterous wives) Red = nobility Black & Gray = lower status people
Answered by gymnast - Tue Apr 21 17:56:46 2009
What are some good crafts for an 18 month old?
Q. I would like to do crafts at home with my daughter. She is pretty smart for her age, so anything that would be suitable for up to a 21/2 yr old, would probably work. We are on a budget, and I am not that "crafty" to begin with. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Asked by lucyr2xoxo - Mon Dec 31 01:15:39 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. finger paints crayons water colors anything where it has a lot of pieces that can go anywhere (foam frames are awsome) either put glue everywhere on it or as her where she wants the piece then put glue there and let her place it anything that doesnt involve alot of dexterity would work great even though she's smart she probably doesnt have the dexterity to do alot of crafts well yet (my very smart 3 yr old still sucks at crafts) price wise try dollar stores and such for cheapy crafts and walmart for crayons and paints dont expect a masterpiece with paint yet alone actually coloring in the lines till age... well you know what i still cant color in the lines lol but i would say age 5 or 6 for that
Answered by Cindy C - Mon Dec 31 01:32:24 2007
Q. I would like to do crafts at home with my daughter. She is pretty smart for her age, so anything that would be suitable for up to a 21/2 yr old, would probably work. We are on a budget, and I am not that "crafty" to begin with. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Asked by lucyr2xoxo - Mon Dec 31 01:15:39 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. finger paints crayons water colors anything where it has a lot of pieces that can go anywhere (foam frames are awsome) either put glue everywhere on it or as her where she wants the piece then put glue there and let her place it anything that doesnt involve alot of dexterity would work great even though she's smart she probably doesnt have the dexterity to do alot of crafts well yet (my very smart 3 yr old still sucks at crafts) price wise try dollar stores and such for cheapy crafts and walmart for crayons and paints dont expect a masterpiece with paint yet alone actually coloring in the lines till age... well you know what i still cant color in the lines lol but i would say age 5 or 6 for that
Answered by Cindy C - Mon Dec 31 01:32:24 2007
What are some ideas of crafts that babysitters can do with kids?
Q. In the summer I nanny a 10 year old boy. Most of the time he plays video games and stuff, but I try to do activities and crafts with him. And I have run out of ideas of things to do with him. Any ideas?
Asked by brwnhairbarbie19 - Wed Aug 5 09:37:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could visit and see if there are any craft projects that spark his interest. Boys are sometimes not as excited about crafts as girls, but some are. You can find banners, cards, recycling crafts, puppets, etc. there. Another suggestion would be to go to the library and get a kids cookbook, or a gross science experiment book (like making slime) or even a paper airplane book with lots of models, or even an origami book. I hope these suggestions help!
Answered by Peter M - Wed Aug 5 20:26:23 2009
Q. In the summer I nanny a 10 year old boy. Most of the time he plays video games and stuff, but I try to do activities and crafts with him. And I have run out of ideas of things to do with him. Any ideas?
Asked by brwnhairbarbie19 - Wed Aug 5 09:37:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could visit and see if there are any craft projects that spark his interest. Boys are sometimes not as excited about crafts as girls, but some are. You can find banners, cards, recycling crafts, puppets, etc. there. Another suggestion would be to go to the library and get a kids cookbook, or a gross science experiment book (like making slime) or even a paper airplane book with lots of models, or even an origami book. I hope these suggestions help!
Answered by Peter M - Wed Aug 5 20:26:23 2009
Where can I find how to make country crafts?
Q. I am interested in making some country crafts for decor around my house. I am intersted in any sort of country crafts, but especially interested in using old glass jars, baskets, and coffee cans. I also like candles and projects using the glass jars and christmas lights.
Asked by michelle n - Wed Jul 2 13:36:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've pasted some links for you below, that should get you started: have fun!
Answered by Gabriele M - Wed Jul 2 14:50:17 2008
Q. I am interested in making some country crafts for decor around my house. I am intersted in any sort of country crafts, but especially interested in using old glass jars, baskets, and coffee cans. I also like candles and projects using the glass jars and christmas lights.
Asked by michelle n - Wed Jul 2 13:36:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've pasted some links for you below, that should get you started: have fun!
Answered by Gabriele M - Wed Jul 2 14:50:17 2008
What type of arts and crafts activity would a 13 year old boy like to do on a family beach vacation?
Q. The 13 year old is my nephew and it is an annual beach trip with his parents,his 11 year old brother, his 7 year old sister, my mom and my 7 year old daughter. We have always had a great time doing arts and crafts but last year I realized that he was getting a little old for the stuff we have always done and I really don't know what a guy his age would find "cool" to do... I really don't want to embaress him, I just want him to have fun. Any ideas?
Asked by Creamofthecrop - Thu May 15 23:24:52 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wood burning, models, building birdhouses, making key chains with that plastic lace stuff, have him be in charge of photoraphy & the rest of you can make scrapbooks with the pics he take.
Answered by kiki - Thu May 15 23:36:46 2008
Q. The 13 year old is my nephew and it is an annual beach trip with his parents,his 11 year old brother, his 7 year old sister, my mom and my 7 year old daughter. We have always had a great time doing arts and crafts but last year I realized that he was getting a little old for the stuff we have always done and I really don't know what a guy his age would find "cool" to do... I really don't want to embaress him, I just want him to have fun. Any ideas?
Asked by Creamofthecrop - Thu May 15 23:24:52 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wood burning, models, building birdhouses, making key chains with that plastic lace stuff, have him be in charge of photoraphy & the rest of you can make scrapbooks with the pics he take.
Answered by kiki - Thu May 15 23:36:46 2008
What are good, fun, semi-clean, crafts that mothers and sons can do together?
Q. I have a 5 year son and we spend almost all of our time at home (after work and school). He is glued to the TV, and I want some ideas of fun, interesting crafts that we can do together. We made stepping stones last week and he LOVED it, but I need more ideas.
Asked by novyamanda - Thu Apr 10 14:30:50 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I started my son crafting by buying unfinished wood things like spice racks, thermometers, and helped him paint them. We used paint that washes off easily. Later we graduated to bookcases and furniture that we would assemble, then paint. Now he builds birdhouses and earns his own money, despite severe autism. He can't talk, tie his shoes or even use the bathroom, but he can build! .
Answered by Kacky - Thu Apr 10 15:22:35 2008
Q. I have a 5 year son and we spend almost all of our time at home (after work and school). He is glued to the TV, and I want some ideas of fun, interesting crafts that we can do together. We made stepping stones last week and he LOVED it, but I need more ideas.
Asked by novyamanda - Thu Apr 10 14:30:50 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I started my son crafting by buying unfinished wood things like spice racks, thermometers, and helped him paint them. We used paint that washes off easily. Later we graduated to bookcases and furniture that we would assemble, then paint. Now he builds birdhouses and earns his own money, despite severe autism. He can't talk, tie his shoes or even use the bathroom, but he can build! .
Answered by Kacky - Thu Apr 10 15:22:35 2008
What are some good websites to find easy holiday crafts for kids?
Q. I work in a daycare and we are looking for easy holiday crafts for kids too do. If anyone has any ideas or websites, please let me know, it will be greatly appreiciated. I do ask that you do not give me crafts that have to do with paint cause we can't use it for safety reasons. Anything easy for halloween, thanksgiving, and christmas. Thanks.
Asked by aslbqueen81 - Sat Sep 29 18:14:11 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love www.familyfun.com There are lots of different crafts for kids of all age levels on this website. It's awesome! Good luck!
Answered by brojonesmom - Sun Sep 30 00:05:19 2007
Q. I work in a daycare and we are looking for easy holiday crafts for kids too do. If anyone has any ideas or websites, please let me know, it will be greatly appreiciated. I do ask that you do not give me crafts that have to do with paint cause we can't use it for safety reasons. Anything easy for halloween, thanksgiving, and christmas. Thanks.
Asked by aslbqueen81 - Sat Sep 29 18:14:11 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love www.familyfun.com There are lots of different crafts for kids of all age levels on this website. It's awesome! Good luck!
Answered by brojonesmom - Sun Sep 30 00:05:19 2007
What things should our girl scout troops start saving for crafts?
Q. as of now we are saving tin cans to make cute votive holders, we are saving paper towel tubes, and kleenex boxes. so what else have your troops saved and used for crafts? also what are other crafts you have made that are easy to do. we also need ideas for things to make and sell at a craft like sale. no sewing involved please.
Asked by willwork4u2000 - Sun Aug 10 20:29:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Snowflakes made from Paper towel tubes cut in 1/4 in strips and turned on their side to make the snowflakes , it's endless the snowflakes you can make . Spray paint with white paint and sprinkle with glitter ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Sun Aug 10 20:49:59 2008
Q. as of now we are saving tin cans to make cute votive holders, we are saving paper towel tubes, and kleenex boxes. so what else have your troops saved and used for crafts? also what are other crafts you have made that are easy to do. we also need ideas for things to make and sell at a craft like sale. no sewing involved please.
Asked by willwork4u2000 - Sun Aug 10 20:29:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Snowflakes made from Paper towel tubes cut in 1/4 in strips and turned on their side to make the snowflakes , it's endless the snowflakes you can make . Spray paint with white paint and sprinkle with glitter ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Sun Aug 10 20:49:59 2008
What are some crafts and activities for younger children?
Q. The are around 10 years old. They're pretty smart, and love crafts. If you know of any sites that have good ideas, then please tell me. Thanx!! There are two of them.
Asked by Slol - Thu Jun 5 10:31:13 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use old magazines to cut out facial features and tell them to make pictures of each other with the magazine pictures.
Answered by buckeye0807 - Thu Jun 5 10:58:43 2008
Q. The are around 10 years old. They're pretty smart, and love crafts. If you know of any sites that have good ideas, then please tell me. Thanx!! There are two of them.
Asked by Slol - Thu Jun 5 10:31:13 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use old magazines to cut out facial features and tell them to make pictures of each other with the magazine pictures.
Answered by buckeye0807 - Thu Jun 5 10:58:43 2008
What are the largest/best US stores that carry crafts supplies?
Q. This avid crafter is planning a visit to the US to stock up on crafts supplies. Going to buy ribbons, beads, and jewelry findings. What are the best places to shop? Who has the best inventory? I am flying into either New York NY or Philadelphia PA and will have a car to get around, so any good stores within 200 miles radius will go on my list. All advice welcome!
Asked by eurozoneboxers - Sat Nov 21 15:10:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JoAnn's Fabrics and Crafts Hobby Lobby Michael's A.C. Moore
Answered by marqueen71 - Sat Nov 21 20:26:26 2009
Q. This avid crafter is planning a visit to the US to stock up on crafts supplies. Going to buy ribbons, beads, and jewelry findings. What are the best places to shop? Who has the best inventory? I am flying into either New York NY or Philadelphia PA and will have a car to get around, so any good stores within 200 miles radius will go on my list. All advice welcome!
Asked by eurozoneboxers - Sat Nov 21 15:10:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JoAnn's Fabrics and Crafts Hobby Lobby Michael's A.C. Moore
Answered by marqueen71 - Sat Nov 21 20:26:26 2009
Are there any good sites to learn to do crafts with your toddler?
Q. I have never been very crafty but I want to make some Christmas ornaments next month with my 15 month old daughter. I want to start getting crafty. :) Any suggestions about fun crafts or links to sites would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Isis Grace - Sat Nov 7 01:12:36 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Nate D - Sat Nov 7 01:26:14 2009
Q. I have never been very crafty but I want to make some Christmas ornaments next month with my 15 month old daughter. I want to start getting crafty. :) Any suggestions about fun crafts or links to sites would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Isis Grace - Sat Nov 7 01:12:36 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Nate D - Sat Nov 7 01:26:14 2009
Does anyone have good sites for Crafts with the Elderly and handicapped?
Q. I work in a Carehome as An Activities Organiser, I am finding it hard to include everyone in the crafts we do as many of them have Arthritis, And one man is very visually handicapped, So any sites with suitible crafts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Madiechan - Fri Jun 9 16:42:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i do the same kinda thing and we use a company called smithcraft. they may have a catalogue online im not sure but we get things like pot pourri boxes, leather purses, baskets to weave, sun catchers, etc they aint bad priced either and simple to do! mind you most of the old birds prefer to play bingo with buttons these days!
Answered by everybody loves chris! - Fri Jun 9 16:46:46 2006
Q. I work in a Carehome as An Activities Organiser, I am finding it hard to include everyone in the crafts we do as many of them have Arthritis, And one man is very visually handicapped, So any sites with suitible crafts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Madiechan - Fri Jun 9 16:42:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i do the same kinda thing and we use a company called smithcraft. they may have a catalogue online im not sure but we get things like pot pourri boxes, leather purses, baskets to weave, sun catchers, etc they aint bad priced either and simple to do! mind you most of the old birds prefer to play bingo with buttons these days!
Answered by everybody loves chris! - Fri Jun 9 16:46:46 2006
What are some crafts regarding Mexican culture for Children?
Q. This week with my class is "travel week" and we've been traveling to many different countries (pretend, of course) throughout the last few days. Coming up, however, is Mexico - and i have -zero- planned for it! I'm looking for interesting ideas on crafts, games, food, general activities - something is fun, but will help them to learn and be entertained at the same time! I hope someone can help.
Asked by andy bean - Wed Jul 15 08:33:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. activity: teach them the Mexican Hat Dance. You can probably get a CD with the music at the library.
Answered by momma bear - Wed Jul 15 13:25:54 2009
Q. This week with my class is "travel week" and we've been traveling to many different countries (pretend, of course) throughout the last few days. Coming up, however, is Mexico - and i have -zero- planned for it! I'm looking for interesting ideas on crafts, games, food, general activities - something is fun, but will help them to learn and be entertained at the same time! I hope someone can help.
Asked by andy bean - Wed Jul 15 08:33:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. activity: teach them the Mexican Hat Dance. You can probably get a CD with the music at the library.
Answered by momma bear - Wed Jul 15 13:25:54 2009
What kind of crafts do you like to make for Christmas gifts that people really loved to get?
Q. I painted wooden trays for all the gals in my family - each different winter theme. They loved them and still use them years later. What crafts do you make for well received gifts?
Asked by Cboo94 - Wed Sep 2 23:25:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try decoupage, decoupage a plate, wooden jewelery box, a cutlery holder, spice rack etc... Do beading: make a necklace, bracelet and earrings to match, buy ceramics and paint them your own style, Do a wind chime or a dream catcher. Make gel or wax candles. I made a whole batch of wax christmas tree candles with snow on the branches and couldn't keep up with the orders. Buy small clear containers and paint a picture with glass liquid paint on the outside, place nuts and raisins, or dried fruits, or toffees and sweets inside them and sell them or give them away. It's great as it's home-made and after eating the contents inside they have a container after wards.
Answered by The scrapbook King - Thu Sep 3 06:32:06 2009
Q. I painted wooden trays for all the gals in my family - each different winter theme. They loved them and still use them years later. What crafts do you make for well received gifts?
Asked by Cboo94 - Wed Sep 2 23:25:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try decoupage, decoupage a plate, wooden jewelery box, a cutlery holder, spice rack etc... Do beading: make a necklace, bracelet and earrings to match, buy ceramics and paint them your own style, Do a wind chime or a dream catcher. Make gel or wax candles. I made a whole batch of wax christmas tree candles with snow on the branches and couldn't keep up with the orders. Buy small clear containers and paint a picture with glass liquid paint on the outside, place nuts and raisins, or dried fruits, or toffees and sweets inside them and sell them or give them away. It's great as it's home-made and after eating the contents inside they have a container after wards.
Answered by The scrapbook King - Thu Sep 3 06:32:06 2009
What are some crafts you can do with a four year old girl?
Q. I need fairly easy crafts that can be made with items you find in your house. I have to babysit tomorrow and need some ideas to keep her occupied! Thanks!
Asked by Rio - Mon Aug 7 16:07:19 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make noodle necklaces, finger paints, play dough, stuff like that. It's called Kool-aid Play dough, my youngest is five and he had a blast. 2 1/2 c. flour 1/2 c. salt 2 pkgs. kool-aid 3 tbsp. oil 2 c. boil water (With caution of course) Mix all dry ingred. Then mix your oil and water. Add wet to dry, mix well, be careful as it will be hot. Wait, mix again, add four to dough if needed so it's not sticky. Not too much or it will be hard, then have fun you're all done.
Answered by ~SSIRREN~ - Mon Aug 7 16:16:18 2006
Q. I need fairly easy crafts that can be made with items you find in your house. I have to babysit tomorrow and need some ideas to keep her occupied! Thanks!
Asked by Rio - Mon Aug 7 16:07:19 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make noodle necklaces, finger paints, play dough, stuff like that. It's called Kool-aid Play dough, my youngest is five and he had a blast. 2 1/2 c. flour 1/2 c. salt 2 pkgs. kool-aid 3 tbsp. oil 2 c. boil water (With caution of course) Mix all dry ingred. Then mix your oil and water. Add wet to dry, mix well, be careful as it will be hot. Wait, mix again, add four to dough if needed so it's not sticky. Not too much or it will be hard, then have fun you're all done.
Answered by ~SSIRREN~ - Mon Aug 7 16:16:18 2006
what kind of gardening crafts do you recommend?
Q. I'm wanting to do some gardening crafts this spring and the only thing i can think of to do is some stepping stones (i know how to do these). I don't have a lot of money to spend, but i'm wanting cute,easy and cheap ideas to help spruce up my yard. thanks for your input!
Asked by Natalie's Mommy - Sun Apr 1 22:01:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. little homemade signs made out of scrap lumber are really cool that say things like Please dont eat the daisey's or Welcome friends or You can find me in the garden or peck peck here peck peck there my feathered friends are everywhere or rise and shine it's flower time oh there are so many I make a few homade clay pots to they are cheep and they last for a few years you would be surprised what you can do with a few bottles of craft paint and a old tooth brush or even a sponge you just have to play and have FUN-OH and I like bird houses too!
Answered by debnettlenote - Sun Apr 1 22:50:45 2007
Q. I'm wanting to do some gardening crafts this spring and the only thing i can think of to do is some stepping stones (i know how to do these). I don't have a lot of money to spend, but i'm wanting cute,easy and cheap ideas to help spruce up my yard. thanks for your input!
Asked by Natalie's Mommy - Sun Apr 1 22:01:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. little homemade signs made out of scrap lumber are really cool that say things like Please dont eat the daisey's or Welcome friends or You can find me in the garden or peck peck here peck peck there my feathered friends are everywhere or rise and shine it's flower time oh there are so many I make a few homade clay pots to they are cheep and they last for a few years you would be surprised what you can do with a few bottles of craft paint and a old tooth brush or even a sponge you just have to play and have FUN-OH and I like bird houses too!
Answered by debnettlenote - Sun Apr 1 22:50:45 2007
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