Cute and cozy Mason jar gifts for Christmas Share a little happiness with these DIY Mason jar gift ideas for everyone on your holiday shopping list. Whether it’s for friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, or your child’s teacher, these ideas are…
DIY party favors your guests will love Whether you’re planning a kids’ birthday party, a wedding, or even a classy retirement party, party favors are a fantastic way to personalize any event. In fact, store-bought and generic party supplies can…
Although nothing can match the experience of camping in the wilderness, a camping-themed party lets your kids enjoy some of the most charming elements of nature from the comfort of your backyard or living room. Take a stroll through these…
Looking for new ways to stand out? Then fabric transfers are a surefire way to immediately draw people’s attention. Custom printing once required a rigorous silk-screening process, but now you can make your own custom prints for babies, bachelorette parties,…
Celebrate the whole year with fun templates for DIY baby onesies We all know how delightful it is to see babies dressed in cute outfits, but did you know you can make them yourself? Avery makes it simple to create…
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Make some “me time” with fun binder crafts that will make you smile Binder cover ideas that give you a little “happy boost” are the perfect crafty activity to channel your creativity. It’s not too complicated, and you’ll smile every…
Keep the kids entertained indoors with fun and enriching craft ideas Getting crafty with the kids is a great way to keep them busy when everyone is isolating at home, but there are also educational benefits to arts and crafts…
How to keep your kids entertained and bond with them What does it mean when your kids say they’re bored? According to experts it could be that they’re being a little lazy, they need more challenging activities, or it’s kid-code…
