I liked this room from the first time I looked at its photos. It’s kid-friendly but not too babyish, it combines modern and vintage pieces in an interesting way and is also filled with some personal touches. And there’re actually so many things that I like about this nursery! The thing that caught my attention first of all was probably this whimsy, cool and funny wallpaper that looks like all drawn by a child. What is more, I certainly love window seats in kids’ rooms and I’m glad seeing them more and more often. Also I like black and kind of unexpected lamp, toys basket on the floor… I can go on and on! Take a closer look at the details yourself and tell me what you think.

Would your kid like to wear a crown? It’s a very colorful and easy-to-make crown and you should try to make it! You will need felt (2 sheets), double sided adhesive sheets, scissors, crown template, embroidery thread and needle. Take two sheets of felt. Cut these sheets and the adhesive sheets — each sheet makes two. Lay out two strips of felt, peel back the adhesive on one side and press onto the felt, lining up edges. Peel back a second strip of adhesive and line up the two pieces of felt. With the smaller strips of adhesive paper that were left over from cutting the larger strips, apply those to the remaining felt, trimming to size. Peel off the backing to the adhesive. Apply your first strip of felt to the center. Look for the rest of tutorial here and finish the crown.

These little cuties are so easy to make and they can be perfect as a gift itself as well as be a topping your holiday presents. Supplies are acorn tops, unfinished wooden beads, hot glue gun with hot glue sticks, fine-tipped permanent pen, colored pencil and baker’s twine. First let your kid to draw a cute face with blush cheeks on the bead using permanent pen and colored pencils (you can also add some features like hair). Then carefully affix your acorn top to the wooden bead using a dab of hot glue inside the cap and allow glue to set. Determine the twine’s length, place some glue at the base of the stem and secure the center point of twine into the hot glue. Wrap twine around the stem for a couple of times, make double knot and allow glue to set. Tadda!

Instead of buying some typical mini snow globes as a Christmas souvenir, make your own together with your kid!  This gift will be much more personalized and darling for your closest ones. You’ll need some empty baby food jars, mini fake trees, Goo Gone, glycerin, glass & bead glue or epoxy, glitter, gold spray paint and distilled water. First clean the jars from labels and clean off the glue with Goo Gone. Then spray paint the lids gold. Put some glue on the inside of the lid and the bottom of the fake tree, allow to dry for a little bit and press the tree onto the lid. Leave it for about 24 hours. Then add 1 teaspoon of glitter into each jar, fill it with distilled water and add 5 drops of glycerin. Finally, screw the lid onto the top and enjoy!

We’ve seen many cradles, functional and cute, but this one is the best choice for mothers who can’t do without their baby even a second. If you wanna have your baby close to you, look at this Bednest cradle. So your baby will be closer to you but not inside your bed. Also it is very comfortable because it is possible to transport very easily. The walls of this baby bed can fall and rise. You can transform it into a conventional one and put it separately from the bed or into a side of your bed. If you will want to go on a trip, you can disarm it and keep it in the traveling bag.

We are sure that you will have fun with these cute holiday crafts! Especially because they are very simple to create! For making these paper snowflakes you will need circle notepad, approximately 4 inches (or use a circle punch) and scissors. First of all fold the paper circle in half, mark the middle, and fold the half in 3 parts. Cut a design. You can make all the designs that you see on the pics and please your kids. Then you can make paper snowflake ornaments, a garland or a beautiful decoration for windows. Also you can use color paper and your snowflakes will be very bright!

If you’ve been following us lately, you know that triangles room décor trend is gaining popularity. One picture that I shared in triangles décor ideas lately was taken from this wonderful kid’s room. A French illustrator, paper artist and simply a mom Chloe Fleury created this incredibly modern yet warm and whimsical space for her daughter Lula. It is filled with handmade pieces, inexpensive items and splurges which make the room unique and please the eye. With all those playful shapes and sweet pink colors, not too girlie and sugary, glitter and sparkling stuff room gets a funny and cozy look at the same time.  And I absolutely love all the prints and those little bunnies and clouds! Take a look and tell me what caught your attention!

This cake is so adorable that you need make it for your next party for your kids! You will need one fondant covered cake, gel food coloring in red, blue, and yellow, a paint palette or cups for mixing paint, a teensy bit of vodka, clean, small craft paintbrushes, cotton swabs and a small bowl of water and stencils. Bake or buy cake. Frost your cake, and then cover with fondant. Add a half teaspoon of each gel coloring into their own cups. Now add a ¼ cap of vodka to each cup and mix it with a paintbrush, creating a more paint-like fluid. Carefully cut out the letters you want to use for your cake. Punch out the letter’s interior paper to yield the stencil. Read the rest of the tutorial here and finish the cake!

It’s so cute, isn’t it? You will need a small square box, white or gray paper for the body of the mouse, pink paper for the nose and ears, black marker, double-sided tape and scissors. First, cut two teardrop shapes from the gray paper and two smaller teardrop shapes from the pink paper. Glue the pink teardrops inside of the gray teardrops. Wrap the box in your choice of gray or white paper. Next, flip the wrapped box to where you folded down the paper. You will be looking at two folded-over triangles. Finish the craft looking here and make someone happy with your gift!

If you’re looking for an easy yet fun way to entertain your kids, let them play this Christmas-themed bowling game! First we need to make it, so gather these supplies: 6 paper rolls, a cereal box, 1 sock, scissors, glue, paint and pencils. Download the template (or draw your own) with all the characters, paint them and paint the paper rolls. Then glue the colored characters to the cereal box and cut them out. Cut slits on opposite sides of paper rolls and slide the characters to the center of each roll. Finally, make a snowball using a white sock as it’s shown on the picture below and let the game begin!