These owls are so cute and funny so you should make owl garland for your kids’ party necessarily. You will need paper or paper grocery sacks, scissors, various paints and glue. First, cut the bottom off few paper grocery sacks. Then cut two strips for each garland to your desired width; two strips to give the garland a bit more weight and sturdiness. After gluing the strips together, fold them accordian style to your desired width and cut them out. Then make patterns for the eyes, beak, belly and wings. With those patterns, cut owl body parts from decorative paper and attach them. Add some pupils. That’s all!

Do your kids love to paint? Of course, yes. So teach them an unusual way to paint! For this project you will need just paints (red, yellow and orange), plastic water bottle (empty) and paper. To start put out a mess mat to protect workspace. Remember that it’s a very fun but messy activity. Your kids can draw a tree on a blank piece of paper. Gather your supplies and your kids can dip the edge of the water bottle or the bottle’s cap into the paint. Then they should stamp the cap onto the paper to make leaves. Then they can use their hands to blend it in. Your kids will be happy to make this artwork!

Turns out that weaving is a kind of an obsessive thing, because it’s really interesting in process and as a result you get very beautiful pieces. Your kids can learn weaving too, and I think they will feel just like magicians, if they succeed. The technique is rather simple but enthralling and you can allow yourself to be free and creative with it. So, to get it started you’ll need a piece of cardboard about 6” x 8” and two strips for the top and bottom, exacto knife or scissors, ruler, yarn, plastic needle, masking tape and scotch tape, pompom maker, pony beads and twigs. Read the whole tutorial at artbarblog.com and have fun!

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

41 Awesome Kids Rooms With Wallpapers

11 Stylish Kids Rooms With Pretty Little Houses Decor

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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 October 2014. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out.

Easy DIY Pumpkin Stamp Art To Make With Kids

Original DIY Turkey Bottle Cap Necklace

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If your daughter often asks you to make something interesting and cute for her, you can create small accessories every day. So today it’s time for this fall necklace. You will need artificial leaves (multi-colored), string, pony beads, bowl and hole puncher. Start by picking out your fake leaves one by one. If you’ll have many shapes and sizes of them, it’ll be perfect. Use the hole puncher to punch a hole into the base of each leaf. After every leaf has a hole at its base, tie a knot onto one end of your plastic lacing or string to stop the beads and leaves from coming off once your child starts threading. Your kids can make their necklace by threading the leaves and pony beads onto the plastic lacing or string. The rest of the tutorial is here.

These original hangers are sure to bring a splash of color and personality to your kid’s room. Behind the brand Red Hand Gang there’s a talented designer from UK Abi Simmons, who creates, illustrates and hand paints all of her fabulous products at home. Each of these adorable hangers, which already became Abi’s signature products, has minimalist style face and gelato colors, and together they make a perfect set for a gift or for your own home décor. It’s even sad to hide them inside the closet, because they’re much more a statement piece and make the perfect point of interest in any room. All of them are available through Folksy shop or Etsy and the shipping is worldwide. Check them out!

Today’s nursery was inspired by horses, and it’s just lovely! For mom Lauren the gender of her upcoming baby was a total surprise, so she decided to make a neutral start – all white walls and brown and beige wooden details here and there. Once  little lady named Ann Bennett made her arrival, she added some girly and sweet touches to it like the softest pink pouf, triangles mobile and a pillow with the same print. What made the room even more special and unique is this horse painting above the crib. It was such a gift and treasure from Lauren’s sister-in-law Lea. All in all, the room turned out very stylish, not too babyish yet charming. Take a look at the photos and get inspired!

Now it’s that time when you and your kids can make something creative in autumn evenings. For example, this leaf wreath. You will need finger paint, poster board paper, embroidery hoop (7-inch round), scissors, hot glue, wired ribbon (1 1/2 inch wide) and paper plate. Start by squirting finger paints onto a paper plate. Then your kids can swirl their hands in the mixture to blend the colors together. Now they can stamp their hands all over the two poster boards. Let the boards dry completely, and then cut out each print, making sure to also cut out a little tab at the base of each print. Next gather the hand print cut outs and insert them one by one into the embroidery hoop between the two rings. The rest of the instruction is here.

Halloween is standing at the threshold, are you and your kids excited about the All Saints’ Day? We’ve got one more awesome tutorial to share to get you into the festive mood even more! These edible monsters are such an amazing and fun after school activity to make with your children! There’s no wrong way to make a monster and lots of candies you can use, so creative possibilities are endless here. Begin with rolling marshmallows on a candy stick in melted white chocolate and then rolling in dyed coconut. To dye coconut you simply need to add a few drops of dye into a ziplock bag with coconut and shake well. Read the next steps at sayyes.com and enjoy!