I saw a craft idea for a homemade lava lamp using an empty soda bottle and thought my son would love it. When I got the baby oil out that I had, it was only a 4oz bottle – not enough for a soda bottle. I decided to try it out in an empty baby food jar instead.
First, fill with water just under halfway and add a couple drops of food coloring. Then, add glitter (I used 3 colors) and beads. Fill the rest of it with the baby oil leaving a small space at the top. Secure the lid with strong enough glue or hot glue it on. It would also look cute with ribbon hot glued around the edge of the lid.
This tape city I made for my son was tons of fun for him! I made roads from blue painter’s tape for him to drive his toy cars around on. We found items from different toys to…
Happy Earth Day! Here is a round up of all the Recycled Crafts we have done so far – from cardboard crafts to baby food jars and many more! Photo is from our Instagram uploadsToilet Paper Tube…
Help kids get into the holiday spirit with this DIY Patriotic Star Wand for the 4th of July. It would be fun to wave around at parades and makes a great photo prop. Use it all…
This is a fun craft for kids of all ages! My son was 20 months old when we made this. First, pour a few watercolors in a paint palette or small dishes Let your child…
Awhile back, I made a Numbered Dinosaur Popsicle Stick Puzzle that was a big hit with my toddler (as well as with the readers of this blog). I thought it would be fun to make him…
Looking for another fun use for all the awesome stamps you have? Today we are sharing DIY mixed media mermaid magnets that both adults and kids can enjoy making together. They also make the cutest gift…