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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

EASY CRAFTS FOR KIDS 

Children enjoy doing arts and crafts. Tapping and being creative is a must and is rightly done by mothers. Look for opportunities so that you can hone your child’s crafting skills. This is a fun way of entertaining your children and also in improving their cognitive skills. Begin witheasy crafts for kids so that it is a fascinating way to begin. Kids will not be ready to sit for couple of hours in one place, so the crafts need to be easy and also a great activity to keep kids busy during weekend, holiday breaks and rainy days.

The common easy crafts for kids are a macaroni noodles dry box. Apart from this glue and colorful construction paper is required. Different pasta shapes makes the work more interesting. Kids love playing with a set of dry noodles. You can also kids to run paints on the dry pastas. Painting gives them the liberty to express and kids enjoy it to glide their fingers. Without fail, lay a old newspaper and play clothing on kids so that nothing is damaged and you enjoy a stressful clean up after the crafts work.

Wood crafts are less demanding. This craft involves wood products. This is a simple project that is the favorite of kids. Making wood magnets means you must buy paint, unfinished wood shapes, magnet strips and hot glue gun or self-adhesive for magnets. Allow your kids to pain the wooden toys shapes and keep it to dry. Once it dries allow your kids to decorate the colored woods with beads attach magnets and to stick it on their loved places such as the refrigerator door. This is one of the easy crafts for kids that are sure to bring every kid a smile on their face each time they walk crossing the refrigerator.

Published: By: bobby hubs - 3:43:00 AM

Thursday, October 13, 2016

How to Make a DIY Wall-Decal Chair

Follow the steps below to make this blogger DIY project featured in HGTV Magazine.

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1. Measure the width of the top of the back of a non-upholstered chair. Cut a 3-inch-tall solid-color wall decal to the same width plus an inch. Press the decal firmly to the chair, smoothing out any air bubbles with an old credit card. Use a crafts knife to carefully trim away the excess decal from the sides of the chair. 






2. Repeat the process with a 1-inch-tall piece of gold wall decal, positioning it about  1/2 inch below the colored decal.






3. Repeat steps 1 and 2, working your way down the chair. Cut the last piece of solid-color decal into a curved shape, as shown.
Published: By: bobby hubs - 2:10:00 PM

 

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