I love Scrabble, but no one ever wants to play =( I also love doing crafts with Scrabble Tiles (pics coming soon!). Even though I didn’t have a complete tile set, I still kept the game board and the racks just in case I could ever find a use for … keep reading
This project was inspired by a post on I Am Momma-Hear Me Roar. These wrist wraps aka bracelets aka superhero bling are fun to make, but I had to purchase a specific ribbon (Twill Tape purchased at Hobby Lobby) to create them. There is 9 feet to the Twill Tape … keep reading
I like to think of this craft as the one that got msjme.com started, and the reason I chose a Peacock feather as an icon for some things. It is fairly simple to do. Materials needed are: lined hair clip, Peacock feather, felt, embellishment(like a button for example), and some … keep reading
Last week I had one little bump on my leg that turned into several overnight. The cause: Poison Ivy. I haven’t had a Poison Ivy rash in years, maybe even decades. Well, I shouldn’t say “decades,” because that ages me…but still, acquiring the annoying itch was aggravating, especially when I … keep reading
Okay, this isn’t a “kid craft,” but it is a great activity to keep them busy and have fun. I am an after-school nanny for a couple of boys and developed this fun game where there is no winners and no losers (if you can make them believe that). Basically, … keep reading
Bird feeders are always a cute craft to make in the Spring, especially with the help from kids. Thanks to my smoothie recipe, I was able to save a couple cartons in no time for this project. The idea came from this post on Parents.com which I found on Pinterest. The materials used for … keep reading
I had some help with this project from one of my favorite kids. Here is the link to the post that inspired this craft. It is nice to get the Christmas decorations down and have something to hang up instead. Plus, this is an easy and fun craft to do with … keep reading
I love making these ribbon hearts. This is the original craft post for the heart. The materials needed are: 1 lined hair clip (small piece of shelf liner glued to the inside of the clip helps keep it in place for fine hair), 2 pieces of ribbon cut 2.5 inches … keep reading
