Who doesn’t love a good rainbow? Their bright colors never fail to make me happy! Whether you are crafting to brighten up your home or your classroom, these craft ideas are sure to inspire! Today I have put together some fun rainbow crafts for you to enjoy. I love that these crafts can be done by both children & adults!
Tag: DIY Craft
Easy Earth Day Crafts to Celebrate Spring
Spring is right around the corner and I am so excited to share with you some simple DIY crafts you can make at home with items you probably already have! The items I used in my crafts are sustainable materials, which of course are perfect for celebrating Earth Day and Spring! My family and I love spending time outdoors during this time of the year, especially when mother nature gives us more sun. I hope you enjoy these fun activities to do with your children using some fun OOLY products.
Three Ways to Make Holiday Ornaments
OOLY has you covered on how to creatively bring the family together this holiday season with holiday ornaments. While spending more time inside, it’s a great opportunity to get crafty to decorate around the house. Today we are focusing on three fun and easy ways to make holiday ornaments for every age (because who doesn’t want their tree to be adorned with the magic of moments well spent?). Let’s get into it!
Black Paper Crafts That Sparkle and Shine
We are going to show you how to make our favorite black paper crafts that sparkle and shine! With a new season comes new opportunities to get creative. Black paper is one of our favorite materials to make colors pop and stand out. It’s a great way to think outside of the box for your typical arts and crafts. These activities are perfect for all ages and can be adjusted to any skill level.
Making Meal Planning Fun For All Ages With Everyday Art Supplies
With school coming back into session right around the corner, meal planning can be challenging with kiddos. The more you can get them involved in the kitchen or the meal planning process, the more engaged they are in what is going into their bellies. It allows children to have a hands-on approach to food and they’re more likely to try things when they are proud of what was cooked.
