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Kid's Crafts Week in Review: September 18-24

by Sherry Holetzky | More from this Blogger

24 Sep 2006 10:54 AM

There were six crafts this week, involving everything from candy to playing cards, and here they are at a glance:

Candy Airplane Craft

This project can be made just for a fun treat or it can be used for party favors. It's great to give and receive something fun, creative and different. There pretty simple, and you can decorate the to make them look cool.

Fall Crafts: Framed Poetry and Leaf Art

Do you or your child write poetry? If not, don't worry. You can simply use a poem or an inspirational that you print from the computer for this project. Make the print attractive, add leaves, and decorate the frame, or choose some variation. Have a look at the full article.

Arts and Crafts: Silhouette Images

Your kids may have done something similar in school, but these are variations of the typical silhouette projects you've seen before. You can make silhouettes of people, pets, or any object in your home and make cool artwork for any space.

Coordinated Craft: Decorated Tins

This project is a great way to continue a theme in a bedroom or playroom to add a few more touches of the theme throughout the space. It's also a great way to make decorative storage solutions or cute gifts.

Need a Birthday Party Idea? Try Zoo Pals

Okay, some kids just aren't that into trademark characters. So, how are you going to come up with a cool theme for his or her upcoming birthday party? Since most kids like animals, you might want to consider going with Zoo Pals.

More Fun with Playing Cards

Check out the different ways to make your own playing cards, and then see what you can do with them besides playing typical card games! Fun for little ones and the rest of the family.

 
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Sherry Holetzky is a work at home mom and freelance writer. Married to her best friend, Sherry and her husband are raising their family in a quiet rural setting in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

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