Just for Fun With Sandy shares a super-simple way to make bathtub paints…so simple you may wonder why you haven’t tried it before! Click here for the details!
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These colorful horses make such a beautiful statement and would be perfect in a horse-themed nursery or on a wall of the horse lover in your life. Enlist your little one to help paint and they can have their own artwork to display. You can find a full tutorial for making these at Design [...]
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Tiny Decor came up with a way to use stretched canvas to display the alphabet cards she purchased for her son. I would love to do this with our alphabet cards. I believe they’re sitting in a bin somewhere at the moment and I would much rather have them out where we can see them [...]
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Isn’t this bird mobile so totally gorgeous! It was originally created by Lisa Tilse(The Red Thread) for Small Magazine, but they’re including the tutorial on their blog, Smaller! How cool is that! Go here to see it!
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This is one of the latest prints available from Feed Your Soul: the free art project from Indie Fixx. I just love the playfulness of the print and think it would be lovely in a girl’s room. Click here to see this and other prints available for free download.
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Today is Children’s Day in Japan and That Artist Woman has a fun way to share a bit of Japanese culture with the kids! Click on over to learn how to make windsocks from paper or fabric (she has a tutorial for each!).
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Let’s Explore shares a very cool way to make your own window clings using rubbing plates. If you don’t have rubbing plates, I’m thinking you could get similar results from cookie cutters or the like. You can read more about it here!
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Glitter and sparkly antennae makes this clothespin butterfly shine! Hang a few together for a lovely Spring mobile! Whimsy Love shares a tut for making these little gems.
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This is such an awesome idea from The Toby Show. She took an inexpensive tackle box, added a variety of craft supplies to it…and viola! The perfect gift for a budding young artist! Click here for more details!
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I really like these personalized display pieces (as seen on Tip Junkie). Here they’re used for teacher gifts, but I think they’d be equally at home in a child’s bedroom or playroom. Link (Thanks Julie!)
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