Valentine’s Day gets an extra dose of cuteness with this Hello Kitty Valentine Mailbox classroom craft. Kids will love creating their own adorable mailbox inspired by one of the most recognizable characters of all time. This craft is simple enough for little hands with printable patterns, while creating a special and exciting craft project in the classroom. It’s a fun way to combine creativity, Valentine exchanges, and a whole lot …
Add a little sparkle to Valentine’s Day with this Unicorn Valentine Mailbox classroom craft that’s full of color and imagination. Students will love creating their own magical mailbox, complete with bright details and a rainbow mane. This project is simple enough for classroom crafting while still feeling extra special. It’s a fun way to kick off Valentine exchanges with creativity and excitement. Unicorn Valentine Box for the Classroom Valentine mailbox …
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to mix creativity, fun, and a little bit of roar-some excitement in the classroom. This Dinosaur Valentine Mailbox craft is a playful way for kids to collect valentines while showing off their love for all things prehistoric. With bright colors, simple shapes, and plenty of room for imagination, this project is easy for little hands to make. It’s a hands-on craft that turns Valentine …
Kick off Valentine’s Day fun with this Soccer Valentine Mailbox classroom craft that’s a total win for sports-loving kids. This hands-on project lets students create their own soccer-themed mailbox while getting excited about exchanging valentines. It’s easy to assemble and full of playful details that make it feel special. Whether for a classroom party or a school celebration, this craft scores big on creativity. Soccer Valentine Box for the Classroom …
Recycle that cardboard straight out of the bin, then add some aluminum foil to create the most dreaded accessory, a Pirate Hook! This is great for a fun party craft for a Pirate themed birthday or an afternoon spent getting creative with the kids at home or in the classroo!. These Pirate Hooks are fun to make and then create your own party games like a balloon relay! Let your …
There are so many ways to repurpose a catalog or a magazine and create darling upcycled projects. I love a good recycled project. Here are three of my favorite ways to use catalogs and magazines in darling crafty ways to create inspiring projects for kids and adults. All three of these are great for doing at home, in the classroom or as a party project (even as in in store …
Create darling recycled cardboard bookmarks with cereal boxes and magazines. This is a fun craft that creates a usable bookmark from recycled items. It is a great way to use stickers, washi tape, scrapbook paper and other fun goodies from your craft stash. I love using recycled magazines and catalogs for this project. Materials and Supplies Needed Here is the supply list to make these collage bookmarks from recycled cracker …
Use catalogs and magazines to create these darling DIY glass magnets. This is a great way to repurpose and use recycled magazines and catalogs to make fantastic magnets. Magnets are a great way to decorate your fridge and all metal surfaces in your home, office and classroom. The absolute bonus is that they are useful for hanging important and inspiring documents/photos too! Materials an Supplies Needed Directions to Make Glass …
Grab an old jar and a plastic bowl to create a darling football party serving piece. This project was easy as can be thanks to the amazing E6000 Premium that works like a wonder to adhere plastic to plastic (and even glass). Materials and Supplies Needed Directions To get started with this fun decorative project, make sure that your jar and bowl and both clean and DRY! Step One Paint …
Recycle those jar from the grocery store into darling upcycled jar snowman decor! These DIY upcycled snowman jar gifts are super simple to make and darling to use for giving special treats. I actually made this batch to sell at a Crafty Open House I am hosting next weekend with a couple of friends but thought I would share for those of you who like to make things yourselves! I …