Printable Crafts for Kids
I made these quick pick-a-chore tabs a while back – like months ago. I just unearthed them from a buried folder on my computer and decided they should be posted. I don’t have any pictures of these guys in action, but they are pretty handy for those who have kids (like mine) who hate doing [...]
Spring is officially here, and here in Houston, the weather today was BEAUTIFUL! 65 degrees and sunny – I couldn’t have asked for a nicer day. This afternoon, Lorelai and I headed to a local nature sanctuary and walked the trails while looking for items on our scavenger hunt list. This particular park is an [...]
We haven’t done many Easter crafts this year. Honestly, with the holiday being in March this year, it snuck right up on me. I was expecting a couple more weeks to plan out lots of fun crafts and activities. I’m sure we’ll make up for it this week! So I was grocery shopping today and [...]
Playdough mats are something I’ve had bouncing around my head for a while. I’ve seen some before on Pinterest, but never really looked into it. I was brainstorming with Lore last night and she thought the ones I came up with were fun. I finished them up this morning and immediately printed them out and [...]
Spring is officially here today! What better than to do some fun spring crafts to celebrate? Here is one ~ a spring chicken. The other will be posted tomorrow morning, so keep an eye out! Lorelai did this one all on her own. From painting, to cutting, to gluing. She is becoming more and more [...]
I’ve been meaning to post this for a few days now, but everytime I sat down at the computer, something came up and I forgot to post. So FINALLY, here is the pot of gold & rainbow craft that Lorelai crafted last weekend. St. Patrick’s Day is only a few days away now… so get [...]
Last year we did this melted art rainbow for St. Patrick’s Day. This year, I wanted to switch it up a bit. Instead of using melted crayon, Lorelai glued down macaroni and then painted it. It turned out great! The use of macaroni gave it an element of texture and made doing the craft all [...]
Every prince, princess, or knight, needs a castle craft! Lorelai made her own princess castle by painting hers pink. I had originally labeled the craft as a ‘Princess Castle Craft’ but realized there’s nothing keeping it from being a prince’s castle! =) So for those of you with little boys, break out their favorite color [...]
Lorelai did this cute tulip craft a few days ago when she wasn’t feeling bad. She used pastels and worked on blending. Though you can’t tell from this pic (my flash blew out the colors – oops!), the colors are actually really cute and are blended well. She has a lot of fun getting her [...]
Lore’s favorite activity right now is playing Dress Shop. I can’t tell you how many times we play a day… but it’s a lot! She pretends to be the owner of a dress shop. I have to walk into the living room, sit down, and tell her exactly what kind of outfit/dress/ball gown, etc that [...]
This circus craft is one of my favorites from the bunch. The tiger just looks so happy walking the tightrope while holding a bundle of brightly-colored balloons! I didn’t include the string & rope on the printable itself – you will have to use string or yarn (or just draw it on). Stay tuned tomorrow [...]
We finally got around to cutting out and gluing the rest of the circus crafts tonight. One of them was this clown. Lorelai really enjoyed this one because of the rainbow hair. =) The wheel/feet part can be a little tricky. Just glue down the left shoe first, then the wheel (between both legs), and [...]
Hello, and welcome to LCL! I'm Kimberly, the designer, writer, and person behind the blog. I create printable crafts and learning worksheets for my daughter and share them here so that others will be able to enjoy them. You will also find a bunch of activities, worksheets, fun craft ideas, and more. Enjoy your stay here, and leave a comment if you get a chance to do a craft. We love getting feedback! =)
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