Fun Craft Ideas for All Ages
There are lots of fun ways to decorate Easter eggs, but one of my favorite ways is tie-dyeing. When you make tie-dyed Easter eggs you, you’ll have fun testing different color combinations, patterns and designs. No two eggs will ever turn out the same and that’s part of the appeal of this process.
Learn How to Make Your Own Tie-Dyed Easter Eggs
I love roses, but lets face it; They are expensive and they don’t last very long. So how about making your own so that they never go bad?
I love these duct tape roses. First, because they are super cute of course. But I also like this project because they’ve added a little light going up the stem of the rose. That makes it the perfect choice for a centerpiece for a romantic dinner, or family gathering. People won’t believe that you made these flowers with duct tape!
Make felt fortune cookies for Valentine’s Day, to give out as party favors, or to create cute table decorations or center pieces. This craft is so easy, it’s perfect for the kids to do. Plus, it’s fun for kids to write their own secret messages to hide inside for their friends.
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With over 45 fun and fabulous felt projects to make for the holidays, this craft book is one for beginner and expert crafters alike. You’ll enjoy a variety of ideas, from ornaments, to stockings, to decorations for the home. All of which make beautiful gifts. The ideas come from designers from around the world, so these cute felt projects are sure to please a variety of crafting styles.
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Amigurumi figures are always fun to make, and the ones designed for Christmas are perfect to use for decorating your home, or to give as gifts. I love the selection of designs available these days. Here are just a few of the patterns that made my list for this year.
Crocheted Rudolph Amigurumi Ornament
If you’re like me and my family, the holiday season kicks into high gear once we watch Rudolph and Frosty. Those two are our favorite Christmas specials and really get us in the holiday spirit. So what better way to keep that spirit with you throughout the holiday than with an adorable Rudolph ornament. I think that kids would love having this cute guy hanging on their tree.
Free pattern for Rudolph ornament
Christmas Spirits
We all hear about Christmas spirit, but what if you could literally make your own? With these Crocheted holiday spirits you can do just that. I think that these little guys are too cute! Perfect to make into ornaments, table displays, or maybe even for holding a name tag for seating assignments for Christmas dinner. Spread Christmas cheer every where you go when you crochet these Christmas amigurumi creatures (free pattern).
Crocheted Mini Snowman
I said that I like Frosty, so of course you know that I had to include a snowman pattern. Crochet a whole bunch to create a snowman family, or to use as gift tags for gifts that you give this year. Free pattern for crochet mini snowman
