Baby pumpkins Chenille pipe cleaners Glue and a small brush for applying glue Seamstress pins (they are a pin with a colored plastic ball at the end) Black beads (for making jewelry) Toothpicks Scraps of black felt White batting or wool roving Yarn  To make the eyes, mark with a pencil where you will […]
~ Gummy Bears & Chocolate Covered Raisins ~   ~ Candy Corn & Pumpkins ~   ~ Gummy Worms ~  I couldn’t take the pictures fast enough. They were eaten very quickly!! To make the bracelets, I used a regular threading needle and stretchy jewelry string. Just get assorted soft candies and […]
1271 – FolkArt ® One Strokeâ„¢ Brushes – Script Liner, #1 479 – FolkArt ® Artists Pigmentsâ„¢ – Pure Black, 2 oz. 480 – FolkArt ® Artists Pigmentsâ„¢ – Titanium White, 2 oz. 667 – FolkArt ® Metallics – Gunmetal Gray, 2 oz. CS11205 – Mod Podge ® Gloss, 4 oz.  Filbert brush Plastic […]
  Using simple supplies, a paper plate, yarn, and scissors you can try your hand at spinning a web. This would be tricky for preschoolers but you could still demonstrate it for them. I find weaving webs to be a mystical process. How fun would this be as part of a science lesson on […]
Isn’t it funny that once a year, things that we try to keep out of our house…like spiders…become a decoration?  I love these hand print spiders because any craft which includes a hand print or foot print deems itself worthy to be kept. My three year old daughter loved this activity as she was […]
 Five Black Bats  Five black bats Ready to soar; One stayed behind, Now there are four. Four black bats Hanging from a tree; One fell down, Now there are three. Three black bats Wondering what to do; One flew away, Now there are two. Two black bats Sitting in the sun; One fell […]
Carving a pumpkin is a messy job that I usually just enjoy watching my hubby take care of. I did that again, but I decided to salvage the seeds and get creative because usually I don’t do ‘Jack’ with the seeds. I’m trying to keep these weekly crafts easy and cheap to entice you all […]
