• Tania Willis

Creating more KidART. It’s our New Year’s Resolution.

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As parents, we’re always telling our children to be careful not to make a mess of the fabric that makes up their clothing, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that giving children permission to paint on fabric gets them all sorts of...

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Not only is the ‘Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.’ initiative Earth-friendly, it’s also KidART friendly!  There are so many crafts you can make with children using recyclables, but today I’d like to focus on the use of plastic bott...

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Let’s face it, most high school graduates are desperate for money to help pad their wallet as they gear up for their first year of college.

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The fabric yo-yo has been around for nearly 100 years and were quite popular with quilt makers in the 1920s.

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Celebrate a preschool learning experience by using a custom made die cut to help convey the theme of your layout!

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The Love Postage Stamp Press Plate is perfect for creating a sweet home décor collage piece to add to your home’s décor.

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All you need to complete this trendy scalloped table runner is a few simple quilting tools, fabric, and a long weekend making friends with your sewing machine---and ironing board!

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Cards are such a fun way to show off your skills and use up those lingering supplies. Besides that, they have the ability to bring a smile to the face of your recipient. But wait…you don’t make cards?

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We all love to watch children embark on a little imaginative adventures during creative play, yes?

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Dipping into my papercrafting supplies to create something to brighten up my home decor is one of my favorite things to do.

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Inspired by this darling craft seen on Meg Duerksen’s blog, I decided to stretch the use of my Fiskars tools, putting them to work in my favor of this no-fuss craft sure to bring a smile as you and your child(ren) get your...

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Back to school season is upon us and that boring locker that your child will soon inhabit needs a little pizzazz!

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These kid-friendly party crackers are a twist on the more traditional Christmas Crackers that have very specific contents and let off a loud crack when they are opened thanks to something called a cracker snap. 

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Making a set of trendy bottle cap magnets is a super easy do-it-yourself project that is sure to boost your creative self-esteem.

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Summer is all about letting loose and having fun in the sun! Here’s a guaranteed way to have fun with the kids this summer as you head out into the sunshine.

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Stretching yourself creatively by trying new skills beyond your comfort zone of traditional paper crafting is good exercise and can be very liberating as you experiment in using some of your tools beyond their typical scope.

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Cookies in a jar have to be one of the easiest gift-giving ideas around. 

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Crafting thoughtful homemade gifts to share with those you’re thankful for this holiday season doesn’t have to be costly or time consuming.

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We all have our favorite sports team and we all have our favorite t-shirts we wear to represent and cheer our team on.  But, let’s face it, after all that wear, our shirts lose a little bit of their luster and get forgotte...

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