For fun races at home make some paper racers! They not only can serve as a toy, but also as a cool party favor, if you fill them with fun goodies. I bet this is gonna be so much with for the boys! It’s totally doable and easy and will take only 30 minutes to make. For this project you’ll need Cricut Explore machine, Paper Hot Rod Kit Design Templates, 12” x 12” StandardGrip Cricut mat, Cricut Explore Scoring Stilus, Cricut Vinyl and 1 sheet of cardstock in colors of your choice, adhesive for boby of paper racer, 2” and 1” wood toy wheels, wood dowel and wood glue. Read the tutorial at handmadecharlotte.com.

Here are the best kids room design ideas that we were covering on Kidsomania during July 2014. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out.

Stylish Black And White Boys Room Design

Scandinavian Styled Nursery With Sweet Mint Accents

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Here are the best DIY projects to make them for your kids or with them that we were covering on Kidsomania during July 2014. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out.

14 Cool DIY Kids Room Dresser Makeovers

Cute DIY Bendable Wire Mummy

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It’s summertime and we are sure that your kids love to play outdoors! So we recommend to choose right clothes for it, for examples, dungarees – they are comfy and look cool. We’ve already told you of girls’ dungarees, and now pay attention to dungarees for your boys. They are so comfortable, easy-to-wear and so cute and funny! Look at these pics, maybe you will find some cool ideas! Choose not only dark shades but bright also. If your son likes sport, find a dungaree with a picture of a ball, for example. If you really like to sew, you can easily make a piece with your hands! Your kids will like it and always remember that mom loves them!

I always loved to watch domino world championships. They are so creative and incredibly cool! With these giant wood dominoes you can either arrange something like that or simply play dominoes outside. I bet your kids will have so much fun playing with you! Basically, you just need 28 wooden boards cut down to 7” lengths. Then paint them with a chestnut stain and let dry. After that things may go a little bit crazy, because you will need to make the dots. But don’t get anxious, you just need some patience to make the templates and using them mark the dots. Check out soyouthinkyourecrafty.com for proper instructions.

I really admire people who can puzzle out a way to create a kid’s nursery in a tiny corner. The mom and dad of little Frea had to share their bedroom with their baby because of the lack of space. So, they needed to feel like they belong to this room as much as the baby. They included a lot of white and nice textures for a relaxing, cozy and happy look and with a few pops of bright colors that gave the room a personality. I really love everything about this nursery, and think that parents truly did a great job. If you’re currently dealing with the similar problem, be sure to take an example from them!

It’s such a nice idea for an outdoor activity! Fill about 40 balloons with paint and air so that your kids could pop them. To fill the balloons use a plastic condiment bottle with a long skinny tip. Pour the paints into the bottle one by one. Water each washable tempera color down a bit to save a little money and help the paint splatter from the balloons more. Squeeze the paint into the balloons and fill them with air. Once the balloons are filled tape them to poster board outside. For older kids you can give them darts to pop the balloons. We recommend having your kids wear sunglasses to protect their eyes from paint splatter. Your kids will have so much fun popping the balloons to make art!

This is a super easy project that any kid from 5 and up can manage on his or her own. Your child can make dozens of these colorful and pretty friendship necklaces for his or her friends and enjoy wearing them all together. The tutorial is beyond simple. All you need to do is to pick up some seed beads of different colors at some local hobby store and monofilament fishing wire. You can make so many different designs, the only limit here is your imagination! As soon as you’re done with stringing together the beads simply knot the ends together instead of using closures. Enjoy!

It’s a perfect craft for those kids who like to play and learn something. You will need empty cereal box, 10 LED string lights, picture from your chosen constellation, reamer/punch, light blue, dark blue and dark green acrylic paints, brush, palette, white felt-tip pen, painter tape, glue and wall sticker. Open up the cereal box carefully. Mix the color as you like and paint the inside all over. Don’t use water, just the paint. Let it dry. Mark and draw the constellation on the cereal box. Also add the stars nearby. Punch holes in every marked star. Fit in the LED from the backside in only the main constellation. Tape the electric cord. Close the cereal box with the string lights inside and glue the two sides. Let it dry. Put in on a shelf or hang it on the wall, as you like. Now it’s time for watching the stars!

The animal trend is gaining popularity in kids’ rooms’ décor. Owls, foxes, giraffes… All of these adorable animals can settle in your child’s space in whatever whimsy form you want. Today we’re suggesting you to make this adorable and very colorful giraffe nursery art, which will sure add some pop of color to your baby’s room. The supplies are long and thin pieces of wood, wood pieces for the back (1 ½ wide x ¾ inches thick in size), a nail gun, white base paint and a variety of acrylic paints for painting the giraffes. First of all cut your shapes out of paper and place them on the wall where you’d like them to be and tape in place. Then start cutting wood to mimic your paper on the wall. Read the next steps of the tutorial at makeit-loveit.com.