It’s really nice when you can spend some time with your kids, especially when you create something with them. For this craft you will need empty milk cartons, spray paint, glue and/or double-sided tape, ruler, tracing paper, pencil, scissors, cutting knife and tealight candle. Rinse the cartons and let them dry. Close the opening with some glue or double-sided tape. Then spray paint your cartons and let dry. Draw windows on your house, wherever you like them. You can place them only on the front but also on the sides. Now cut the windows with a sharp cutting knife. Make an opening at the back of your house, where you can insert your tea light. The rest of the tutorial is here.

We are sure that your daughter is a little lady and really loves accessories (we won’t be surprised that even more than you). So make this simple and colorful craft with your baby girl. You will need colored felt, embroidery floss, needle, clip and hot glue gun. Trace desired shape on the felt and cut out two of them, a back and front. Sew around the edge with the embroidery floss. If you want to use stuffing to give it a little shape, leave a small opening, fill it and then sew it closed. Keep stitching to your hearts content. Once the sewing is complete, add a line of glue to the clip and stick it to the backside. Clip the shapes to any headband.

Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat is probably one of the most loved characters for kids. So, I think it’s a great idea to make this easy craft with your tot and display in your home. The supplies are white paper plate, construction paper (red, white and black), scissors, googly eyes, glue and black marker. Begin with cutting a large red hat out of a sheet of construction paper. Then cut the white construction paper into 1-inch strips, place them on the hat and cut again to make them fit. Glue the white stripes to the hat and attach the hat to a plate. Then cut out the ears, six whiskers a bow and together with googly eyes glue them to the plate, too. Finally, with a marker draw a cat’s face. Done!

Probably, in every second kids’ room there’s a name garland. If you’re wondering how to make one on your own, this article is for you! It’s a really cheerful, cute and your kid can even make it herself or himself. Supplies are cereal boxes, paint chips, rubber cement, scissors, hole punch, scalloped circle punch and baker’s twine or string. First just draw the letters on cereal boxes, then simply cut and collage strips of paint chips along the lines of the letters. Put rubber cement on both sides before gluing together. Next use the circle punch to create a handful of colorful circles. Laid out the letters with circles, punch the holes in them and strung them with the twine. It’s done!

These dolls are cute and you can make them with your kids – it’s a fun activity and you’ll have a great time together. Your kids and you can make girls and boys dolls. You will need clothespins, embroidery thread and hot glue. Wrap the thread around the clothespin in the outfits you desire. You can make dolls thin or thick. For ladies you can make skirts and long hair by thread. For the boy hair cut tiny pieces of embroidery thread. It’ll make fuzz. Cover the heads in hot glue and then roll it in the fuzz. Voila!

The first word that came to my mind when I saw the photos of this room was “creative”. I’m just thrilled with mom, photographer Alicia Thurston’s sense of style, an ability to match so many different yet so cool things together. What a lucky boy is gonna live and grow up here! I love that she painted the walls in grey color but make the room look so eye-popping and interesting with bright orange, blue and red details. The nursery doesn’t look babyish at all, it’s fun, whimsy, and there won’t be a problem to redecorate the room when the kid gets older. So, what do you think?

This room is a really nice place for a little girl. the mom of baby girl Betsy Belle has a great taste and this nursery doesn’t have too many girlish elements of design but it’s really cute and sweet. You can see on these pics a great combination of new and old things. For example, an adorable changing table that was a vintage dining room hutch gives the room a little vintage feeling. The rain cloud mobile made the room more fun and girly. Also the parents added to mint and blush some gold color, for example, a gold frame, gold polka dots pillows and gold décor elements. No doubt that this baby girl will live in harmony and style!

Do your kids believe in magic and Leprechauns? Of course your answer will be yes! So make a trap for Leprechauns, catch them and get some gold or three wishes! You will need an empty box, a piece of cardboard, multiple pieces of colorful paper, cutting tool, scissors, eco-friendly packing tape, pencil, markers, leftover yellow eco-felt and coins. First of all you and your kids need to design your trap, just take pencil and paper and draw it. Tape a piece of cardboard to the back of the empty box to hold the rainbow and tape the empty box closed and then cover it with white office paper scraps. Using scissors let your child cut out several rainbow stripes to create a backdrop rainbow above the trap, secure with eco-friendly packing tape. The rest of the tutorial is here.

Kids’ rooms are adorable and so interesting to decorate! Below you can see some pics which will inspire you to add new elements in the kids’ room design. These photos of decor elements are devoted to adorable clouds. Spring begins and we can see light clouds and sun above our heads. If you don’t have time to make something with your hands, you can buy a cute cloud marquee light or a cloud wall lamp. But if you have time and creativity, you should try to a make pillow-cloud. Your kids will love it! Look at more ideas below and have fun!

I think that one of the best experiences from childhood is camping, and it’s always worth revisiting. Why not making a kid’s birthday party in that theme? It’s a sure win! Just imagine how great it would be for a kid who really loves hiking, adventuring all day and then listening to scary stories by the fire while drinking hot cocoa with marshmallows. Laura Coggins of Little Frills brought all of that joy to her 4 year old son. Every detail is so cool from the cake with a topper reminding the woods to the cute banner and adorable badges. Take a closer look to the gallery below to see all of the tricks and ideas.