Your kids will be so happy playing this game! It’s entertaining, funny and original! You will need film canisters, corn starch, water, a black marker, alka seltzer and stir stick. Begin by drawing ghost faces on your film canisters. Once dry add a bit of corn starch to each film canister and then fill roughly 1/3 of the way with water. Then stir well. The corn starch and water mixture is essentially homemade sidewalk paint without the added color. Then it is time to play! Take a piece of alka seltzer and break it into pieces. Then quickly drop it in the canister, put the lid on, flip the rocket over, set it down and stand back.

If you are looking for good Halloween décor ideas for your kids’ room, pay attention to this project. You’ll need salad spinner, washable white paint, scissors, fake spiders, pencil, glue and black or grey paper. Take the inside piece of the salad spinner, and place it on the paper. Trace a circle around the inside piece of the salad spinner with the pencil. Cut out the circle with the scissors. Place the circle in the salad spinner. Use the white paint to drop several drops of paint on the black paper. Drop a few drops toward the center, or paint a few lines. The rest of the tutorial is here.

Transforming something old into something new is always a bit tricky. However, for interior designer Aubrey Smith this was beyond exciting to turn her old office into this charming little space for her first baby, Veva Belle. As she admits, her child was her inspiration and she wanted a room for her that is full with light, love and laughter. She wasn’t allowed to do anything crazy with the room, because she rents the house. Nevertheless, she chose so striking, glamorous, glittery and all in all fabulous details, gave preference to removable decals, so the room is everything but boring. Aubrey has just a remarkable and special taste, so enjoy her room design photos and get the inspiration!

We continue to show you various ideas how you can decorate your kids’ room for Halloween. For this pumpkin project you will need twine (3-5 yards, or raffia or jute), flour (1 cup), water, balloons (1 per pumpkin) and bowl. Let’s make the paste first. Add one cup of flour and one cup of water in a pan, and blend the two well on medium-high heat. Add two more cups of water. When it starts to boil, shut off the heat and remove the pan from the heat. To prepare for easy clean-up, cover your workspace with newspaper. Blow up a balloon to the desired size of your pumpkin. Find a bowl that will support the bottom of your balloon — having a steady holder makes work easier. The rest of the tutorial is here.

This is what happens when you truly have fun time and let your imagination run wild when designing a nursery. Hilary Colia’s baby’s room turned out to be the nursery of her dreams with all of her (and ours) favorite picks: graphic wallpaper, colorful textiles, a bold statement piece like a dresser and many vivid pops of color. Oh, what an awesome and rad little lady’s nursery after all! I can’t even pick this time my favorite detail here, because everything is designed in such a harmony and complexity. Take a closer look to the room’s photos below and get your Pin button ready, because there’re lots of inspiration!

Such quirky and fun wallpapers like these can make any child’s space pop. Some of them look so delicious (like the watermelon wallpaper), they almost increase appetite. Behind them there’s a tremendous body of work of collaboration between Jimmy Cricket and several designers from across the globe (the US, Denmark, France, Australia). The collection is rather wide, so except watermelons there’re cutest cats and birds or seeds and clouds. All wallpapers are PVC-free, easy to install and remove. Unfortunately, they’re ship only within Australia, but hopefully, they gonna expand their shipping country list soon, because the wallpapers are getting popular. It’s not surprising, just check out how really awesome they are!

Sometimes crafts can be so easy, so you can make them very quickly. For example, these cute paper plate pumpkins! Your kids can create various pumpkins and their faces. To make this craft you will need orange paper plates, glue, scissors and black and green construction paper. If you don’t have orange plates, simply paint white ones. Cut out expressive features for a paper plate pumpkin and glue them on. Don’t forget about green stem! This project helps to develop motor skills and imagination of your kids. We are sure that they will be happy to make these pumpkins independently and decorate their rooms!

This bag is perfect for trick or treating at Halloween! You and your kids should make it as soon as possible. You will need printable halloween pumpkin, canvas tote bag, card stock, scissors, felt, Heat N’ Bond and iron. Print and cut out the Halloween faces. Following the packaging directions, adhere Heat N’ Bond to the felt. Once the Heat N’ Bond is fused to the felt, trace your Halloween faces onto the paper using a marker. Cut each face piece out. Then remove the paper backing from each face piece. Arrange the face onto the canvas tote bag. Next using your iron and following the directions on the Heat N’ Bond packaging, adhere each face piece to the bag. The funny bag is done!

Whether for an upcoming Halloween or just for some pretending game, this lion mask can bring some much fun, especially if your kids like lions. It’s perfect for budding zoologists of all ages, easy to make and to wear. The supplies are paper plate, pencil, paint, cutting mat, scissors, craft knife, paint brushes, popsicle stick and masking tape. There’re four simplest steps: first, draw your lion on the plate; second, paint your lion; third, once your paint dries, cut out different parts of the mask; fourth, use masking tape to attach a popsicle stick. Voila! Feel free to personalize this project the way you want, you can also make another animals later. Enjoy!

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

20 Not Boring Beige Kids Rooms To Get Inspired

15 Clever And Creative Ways Of Using Pegboards In Kids Rooms

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