It’s amazing how many options you have when decorating your kid’s room. Wall decals are probably ones of the most popular and it’s not surprising, because of their many benefits, of which we told you here before. Today we want to introduce you a really cool, contemporary and all in all fabulous kid’s room decals brand from UK – Funky Little Darlings. They have exciting and creative designs for decorating your baby space, whether you’re looking for sweet murals or giant wall stickers. I’m really thrilled by their wide range of modern and fancy decals from birdie trees to dinosaurs rock. All of them are highly durable, printed in full vibrant color and supplied with a guide. Be sure to check out!

We are sure that every little baby girl wants to be like her mum. They wanna wear cute and beautiful dresses, combine them with accessories and colorful bags and repeat everything after mother. If you buy or sew a new dress for her, she will be happiest girl ever! So today we collected some adorable summer bright dresses for your girls, look at the pics and find a right dress for your little princess. You can choose dresses with flowers or original prints, bright colors. But always remember that you should use only natural fabrics. Sundresses will be great for summer weather!

Have you ever thought of turning stuffed animals into lamps? Me neither! However, it’s a great and really pretty décor idea for your tot’s room. First you need to sew a stuffed animal of your choice. To do that you basically need to make some patterns for the tail, head and other parts of your toy, sew them together and stuff the toy, leaving the bottom open. Then there goes the fun part: you need to cover the whole toy with Stiffy, which turns the fabric into a hard shell. Once Stiffy is completely dry, pull out all the stuffing, using a pencil wrapped in duct tape. Finally, trim the bottom edge off, cut a snip out for the light cord and stuff the LED lights string inside. Voila!

At first all kids almost screaming about their wish to take a summer break from school. But we all know that it basically lasts just a few days and then there goes the boredom. It’s time to find some really cool and joyful outdoor activities and provide children with great ways to have fun. If you’re puzzling over how to get started and what to do exactly, take a look at our roundup with amazing outdoor activities and games which keep your kids busy and entertained for hours. Help them to set things up and simply let their imagination run wild. Enjoy and have a good time!

This box is a thing to hide a few toys while adding some fun. Your kids will like it! You will need a round paper mache box, three bottles of paint (white, gold and your choice of color), pencil, measuring tape, paint brush and clear coat. Get box that is wider than it is tall so it resembles a drum. Paint the entire outside of the bottom part of the box white. Discard the lid. Use two even coats, letting dry after each. Take your measuring tape and measure around the outside of the box. Divide by 8. Use that number to mark out the top of the box. Mark the center between each tic mark with a small dot, and make a tic mark at the bottom of the box from that dot. The rest of the tutorial is here.

Whether you need to add more clothing storage to your kid’s room or vice versa you have no space to put a closet, this clothing rack would be great for you. Plus your kids would be able to put their hanging clothes away and put their shoes and stuff themselves! Here are the supplies and tools that you need to make it: precut wood measuring ¾” x 15” x 36”, spray paint in two colors, three ¾” x 5’ lengths of PVC pipe, super glue, power drill, 1 3/8” drill bit, hand saw, sandpaper in 150 & 100 grit, pencil and ruler. It’s completely doable, so be sure to check out abeautifulmess.com for the tutorial. As soon as you’re done, please have a chat with kids to use the rack appropriately (no climbing and hanging!). Enjoy!

Every little girl likes sparkly things, so today we will paint them! You really should try to make it, because it develops imagination and motor skills of your kids. You will need watercolor paper, watercolor paints and brushes, fine tipped black sharpie markers, ruler, masking tape, colored pencils, crayons and glittery gold craft paints. Using a sharpie marker, begin placing dots on the page. The key to a good crystalline shape is making only one dot at the bottom and scattering lots of dots above it – the greater the distance from the bottom dot, the more obvious the pointed base of your jewel will be. Connect the dots with your ruler and sharpie. The rest of the tutorial is here.

This craft is really a great idea for working on motor skills, introducing new textures and practicing various colors. Your kids can make these rainbows themselves. They will need cardstock, markers, various craft materials, tacky glue and cotton balls. Gather all materials. If you have few beads, buttons, feathers and foam pieces, now it’s time to use them! Draw a simple rainbow on the card stock to give the kids a guide for making their rainbows. When the colors will be sorted, use tacky glue to add the different materials to rainbows. After the rainbows will dry, the kids can glue cotton ball clouds to their rainbows.

If your kids love flowers, then this sweet and colorful garden is one of the best activities that will keep them entertained whole summer. Moreover, it’ll teach them responsibility, care and increase their confidence. To make this garden you’ll need 1-2 packages of garden fencing, 1-2 cans of spray paint, flowers, plants of your kid’s choice, gardening supplies (little shovels, gloves, watering cans, etc.) and garden ornaments or personalized sign (optional). First spray paint the fencing on a scrap of cardboard and let dry. Mark out the spot where your fencing will go and set it aside. Read what to do next and kids’ garden tips at simplesisterblog.blogspot.ru.

You can make these cardboard folders to storage children stationery, small books and other tiny paper goodies. You will need recycled cardboard, buttons, plastic lacing string, marker, thick embroidery thread, needle, punch, scissors and ruler. First of all draw a rectangle (13.8” wide x 9.7” high). Then add on top, and centered, another rectangle of 7”x 2.6” for the handle. It will be 1” wide on both sides and 0.8” wide on top. Cut out two pieces from this suitcase shape. Take one of the cardboard pieces and draw two pockets. Punch holes for two pocket buttons and also for a big closure button. Thread a needle and sew buttons. The rest of the tutorial is here.