You can use cardboard or disposable plastic plates to start creating fun crafts that kids will love. Make details with cardboard, felt or foamy and decorate with materials that you have at hand: pompoms, wool, stamen, plastic eyes, slats, ribbons, etc.
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Colorful Crafts with CDs
Recycle all those old CDs you have at home and use them to make fun crafts for children. Simply trace the figure of the CD in cardboard, foamy (eva rubber) to start creating. For gluing use hot silicone or liquid silicone. You can do many things: portarratos, magnets for the refrigerator, wall ornaments, etc. Look at all these incredible ideas:
Friday, June 2, 2017
Fun crafts with strips of paper
Use colorful strips of paper to create different shapes and figures that will catch the attention of children. The procedure is very simple, you only have to cut strips of paper about 1 or 2 centimeters wide, join the ends with glue to create a kind of drop. Once you have done many of these shapes, glue them around a large cardboard figure to fill it. It's easy and fast !! Look at all these examples:
Balloon centerpieces for a baby shower
Balloons are very economical and easy to get items, so they are ideal for creating centerpieces without spending a lot of money. This time we show you some ideas of baby shower centerpieces using balloons as the main element.
Some useful ideas:
*** Some of the arrangements carry a balloon inside another transparent balloon. To learn how to do this technique click HERE
*** To see other baby shower decorations using balloons click HERE
Some useful ideas:
*** Some of the arrangements carry a balloon inside another transparent balloon. To learn how to do this technique click HERE
*** To see other baby shower decorations using balloons click HERE
Beautiful decorations with baby shower balloons
Look at all the cute ideas you can achieve using balloons in decorating a baby shower. Whether as a centerpiece or as a background decoration,. Take note of these incredible Ideas!
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