Duration: 5 minutes
You’ll need: a lid, rice grains and coloring.
We split the rice into two bowls (approx. 2:1 ratio). Drop a couple drops of blue food coloring in the bowl with more rice, and green in the other.
Next we drew land and sea boundaries on the lid (so we knew where to stick the blue an green). Now spread glue in land regions and pour your green rice over it. Same for the blue (water regions)
Finally, we covered it with clear plastic (cling film)
My nephew (2.5 yrs) has a couple favourite animals. And Elephants are lucky enough to be included in that group.
Here’s a very simple craft activity for a toddler.
That’s it!
I came across Paper Place’s collage challenge and jumped on it! On Thursday, I picked up their package. It included a large blank cardstock and lots of scrap paper.
I came across this awesome cross stitch card! And just had to share with you. Here’s the effect that I fell in love with:
A Pinterest user wrote:
“Put legos in liquid soap for boys… for girls, use barbie shoes!! THEY WILL WANT TO WASH THOSE HANDS”
This is a guest post by Sobia Hussain.
Make your own money stick puppet!
I’ve been on a card making spree!
On my last trip to Walmart, I picked a bag of buttons for $3. It made me really happy to think of crafts I can do make and stuff kids could do with them.
And not to mention my recent purchase of Circle Scissors (Ek Tools). The ability to cut circles endlessly really excited me! So much so that I started pinning all sort of circle-ish cards on my Pinterest board.
I found this card on Pinterest and really liked the minimalist look. So I got working.
(Here’s the end result!)
