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Peeps Centerpiece

Make the perfect Peeps-themed Easter party with chocolate-covered Peeps at each place-setting and this beautiful Peep flower arrangement!

Children love Easter Peeps, no denying it–those sugar-crusted critter-shaped marshmallows put a smile on faces old and young alike!  Make your special family Easter brunch or dinner Peep-themed by placing a chocolate-covered Peep at each place-setting and some of these beautiful Peep flower centerpieces along your table-scape! PEEPS CENTERPIECE: Materials Needed: two glass vases (cylindrical),

Easter Rag Wreath

Choosing pastel-hued fabric strips make your rag wreath a easy Easter decorating craft idea.

This is such an easy Easter decoration that you can commission your kiddies to help you create.  The other great thing about this craft is that you can reuse fabrics (like bits of the kids clothes that are damaged and stained i.e. not good enough to give away) or finally find a productive project to

Deviled Egg Chicks for Kids

Your kids will go bananas for these super-cute deviled egg chicks! Make sure to serves with plenty of fresh veggies for dipping!

These deviled egg chicks are so much fun to make and they are sure to impress your little ones at your Easter meal!  There is a lot more of the yolk needed for each egg so be sure to serve your chicks with loads of fresh veggies for your kiddies’ dipping pleasure!  Baby carrots, cucumber

St. Patrick’s Garlands

I love the bold look of this felt garland, use the bits of green felt you have leftover from other projects and get creative!

Here are two super-simple garland ideas for your St. Patrick’s Day festivities!  Both garlands can be made with the help of your kids and can be stowed away to reuse year after blarney year!  What I also love about these craft ideas is that they can be made using scraps–scraps of felt or fabric and

DIY Valentine’s Day Card for Grandma

Don't worry if Grandma's Valentine's Day card slipped your mind! Take 15 minutes to put together a beautiful customized card!

It’s Valentine’s Day!  Ut-oh!  Did you forget to get a card for Grandma?  Does the thought of rummaging through the Valentine card isle with all the wait-till-the-last-minute husbands and boyfriends make you ill?  Not to worry, here is an easy-to-do-it-yourself, and super-cute Valentine’s Day card especially for Grandma! First, grab your digital camera and get

Valentine Marshmallow Pops

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Here’s a delightfully easy recipe/craft to make a fun Valentine’s Day treat with your kiddies!  Dipping items in tempered chocolate is nothing new (check out these safari-themed marshmallows) but jazz it up and make it fun by heading to the craft store for some special edible glitters, sprinkles and hearts, just for Valentine’s Day!  Wrap

Valentine’s Day Banners

A heart garland can be as simple or intiricate as you and the kiddies desire!

One month to go until the day dedicated to love!  As a Momma, Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to talk to your kids about love in its different manifestations: familial love, romantic love, the love amongst friends, even puppy love!  Get to talking about love in its many forms while making a simple Valentine’s

Christmas Ornament Craft

Create this cozy fireplace and stocking ornament by using sticky-back foam sheets and stocking stickers!

My Momma started a tradition when we were growing up: annual Christmas ornaments for each year.  I guess there’s nothing really new there, many families have that tradition, but why not make it a family event by creating the ornament yourselves?  My son was born in 2009, so he wasn’t much help with making the

Felt Christmas Stocking Project

With Mia's stocking I added a cute little pink ribbon just below the hanger loop and did her name in contrasting blue embroidery floss!

There is no friendlier material to the amateur sewer than felt!  And there is no fabric friendlier to your wallet either, especially during this expensive time of year.  Christmas and felt go together like Frosty and Rudolph!  Forget buying your tots their Christmas stockings at Target or Pottery Barn, and take a few hours to

Easy Paper Ornaments

What I love most about these ornaments is that they can be stored flat and they don't break!

This is an awesomely easy craft idea that is super-versatile: use these festive orbs on your Christmas tree or to decorate for a special occasion like a birthday or baby shower!  I used Origami paper and glittered card stock for this version and I’ve used them to bedeck our Christmas tree and as decorations in

Thanksgiving Fun for Kids

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With just less than two days till Thanksgiving, one thing is for sure: the kiddies are home!  School holidays vary based on district, so if you’re lucky you may only have to entertain your kids for an extra two full days this week.  But with family visits, hours of cooking (and cleaning) the last thing

Thanksgiving Place Card Ideas

This holiday is all about the food so your place setting and name cards have to excite your guests for the feast!

DIY NAME CARD IDEAS: So, you’re hosting Thanksgiving this year!  You’re in super-freaked-out count-down mode or you’re in blissful denial, either way Thanksgiving is in a mere few days and it’s about time to get those little details nailed down! Time to break out the cardstock, warm up the printer and locate your scissors and

Fun Dia de los Muertos Craft Ideas

Honor your deceased family members with this compact altar box craft idea.  Combine all into one larger box or make separate boxes for each.

Now that you know what Dia de los Muertos is you can start exposing your children to this cultural holiday by making some traditional crafts.  Just like my attempts at finishing my Halloween crafts on time, I’m a little too late to get in on the dia de los Muertos fun, so these are some

DIY Homemade Halloween Decorations

These cute and classic Hlloween decorations are made with clay pots and styrofoam spheres!

There is no better way to get your children in the Halloween spirit than by making handmade decorations with them.  They will become holiday family heirlooms that you can use to decorate with year after year! Like I mentioned before, I’m backlogged when it comes to homemade Halloween decorations!  I have so many projects started,

EASY Homemade Halloween Decorations

Milk cartons wraped in newspaper serve as the foundation of this super-easy Halloween haunted house.

I had SO many good intentions to finish my Halloween decoration crafts from last year.  With only two days till our family vacation and three Halloween costumes to sew, I’m sensing another Halloween will go by with the projects unfinished!  Back on October 1st, I was delusional enough to think I could complete my old

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