Welcome to The Best Of Craft Schooling Sunday: Kid’s Crafts
Craft Schooling Sunday is taking a summer holiday break until September 3rd, so Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday "The Best Of" a round-up of projects from Craft Schooling Sunday parties that took place prior to 2016. Going through some of the old parties, and especially those from around three plus years ago, I realized how much this party has grown, not just in size but in the creativity that is contributed and the quality of photography as well. So pat yourselves on the back and sit back and enjoy a series of round-ups, which I'll be posting every Sunday until the party resumes.
This week I'm featuring the best of kid's crafts, just in time to make use of those hot summer afternoons and evenings when a little quiet time might just be the best thing of all!.
Love this take along shoe box puppet theater from best toys 4 toddlers, and an adorable little dollhouse with a cardboard kitchen from kinoko.
A wonderful peg doll project for kids from art tea jannell, and a super tongue depressor catapult kid's craft from serving pink lemonade.
The oh so creative Red Ted Art (United Kingdom) shared this beyond adorable little matchbox camera, and I just had to show you how wonderful it looks as a doll accessory!
A hama bead bank/tzedaka box from pysselbolaget (Sweden) and laminated flowers from letitia (Slovakia.)
Wonderful paper mache egg crafts from the kids over at Ginx craft,(UK) and so wonderful to see the creativity rubbing off!
Two fun crafts for kids: cd spinners from grandparents plus, (USA) and a sweet little love bird collage from there and back again (The United Kingdom.)
Home made water colors from our homemade life (USA) and a fun windmill from a cup craft from grandparents plus (USA.)
Monster cup craft from mom's messy miracles (USA) and a fun craft for kids or adults, a geometric pin board from crafty blog stalker (USA.)
Jennifer Priest (USA) shows us how to stamp on mirror, and love this name art craft from as the bunny hops.
Love these crocheted stars (which of course you can make as six pointed Jewish stars as well!) from little woollie, complete with tutorial(and yes I realize that it is not a kid's craft, but it was attached to the fabuous milk cartons, so I just had to share both!) and this fun milk/juice carton fairy house craft from red ted art!
That is it for the Best of Craft Schooling Sunday (prior to 2016) Kid's Crafts, hope you enjoyed this blast from the past! And yes, honestly there were many many more wonderful kid's craft projects that I featured over the years, but time being of the essence this is what I came up with, maybe I'll just have to do these roundups more often so that all this great material gets to see the light of day! Happy crafting!
