We used Crayola washable markers for this craft, but you can also use Mr. Sketch markers. (Do you remember those smelly markers?? I was so excited to see that they still sell them!!) Just make sure the markers are washable, otherwise the colours won’t bleed. Even my 4 year old little guy wanted to make one (mostly because he reeeeeeally loves colouring coffee filters and watching the colours change when you get them wet....

Just like a paper snowflake, all you need is a square of paper and some scissors. Then it’s as simple as cutting out a spiderweb pattern and unfolding your creation. I’m always so impressed with how beautiful they look once you open them up! I hate spiders. I really do. Even just looking at the photos of my pipe cleaner spider down below makes me a little squeamish. But oddly enough, I don’t seem to have an issue with spiderwebs....

It’s so fun for kids to make their own rock candy and watch the sugar crystals grow more and more every day. Choose your favourite colours and flavours and make homemade rock candy sticks in your own kitchen! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website. Check out our How to Make Rock Candy video tutorial: Looking for more fun recipes?...

These are super easy, and I love how they look! You can use any kind of paper. I used a slightly textured card stock with a ribbing pattern. It was subtle, but I like that it gave some extra texture to the rolled paper flowers. Cut out a sheet of paper to about 6″ x 6″ square. Draw a spiral on the sheet of paper. It doesn’t have to be perfect....

Thanksgiving tends to get pushed to the side as Christmas creeps in earlier and earlier every year. I try to cherish Thanksgiving and make the most of it before the craziness of the holidays begin. It’s tempting to try to make the tablescape look Pinterest perfect for Thanksgiving, but it is honestly exhausting and stressful to create the perfect atmosphere. I think it’s way more fun to let the kids get involved in making the table special for Thanksgiving....

RELATED: 3D Paper Hot Air Balloon Craft 3D Paper Pumpkin Craft These construction paper pumpkins would make such a fun handmade card to give someone this fall! You can make the pumpkins all different shapes and sizes! Pumpkin crafts are some of my favorites to do with kids. There are so many variations and possibilities. The 3D paper crafts that I have shared before, such as the 3D paper flowers and 3D hot air balloons were so fun to make that I wanted to try a 3D pumpkin for fall!...

St. Patrick’s Day tends to get a little overlooked after all of the major winter holidays. However, I always find myself excited for St. Patty’s Day because it means spring is just around the corner. We love getting all decked out in green and taking the kids to a local parade. Sometimes, it is in the 70’s and beautiful for the parade on St. Patrick’s Day and other years it can be in the 30’s....

Whether you’re going on a hike in the forest or a walk around the city park, this stylish DIY paracord dog leash is perfect for your four legged friend! Use simple, beginner friendly knots to make this leash in your (or your dog’s!) favourite colours. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website....

The problem I had with Leah’s cake, was that the M&M’s dissolved in the homemade icing I made and fell off. So I didn’t want to take any chances this time. Since I used the same type of icing and cake as I did for the smash cake, I tested how the M&M’s would stick to the icing the day before I made this cake to make sure they would stick:...

Halloween is just around the corner and you know how much I love making Halloween treats! The Harvest Hash Chex Mix we posted a few years ago is one of our favourite fall recipes. This Scarecrow Crunch Snack Mix is really similar, but we’ve mixed and matched some different treats and flavours to pair with delicious caramel corn instead. And it’s so yummy! It was a huge hit with my kids!...

All you need are a couple of dollar store socks and a few simple craft supplies – no sewing skills required! This craft is kid-friendly, easy to do with a group, and it makes a great homemade gift! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website. What do you fill a sock snowman with?...

But things didn’t exactly go according to plan. It is so frustrating when you want to try something that works so well for other people, but fails miserably when you try it yourself! It’s such a terrible feeling! But, it was Leah’s birthday, she needed a cake, and it wasn’t completely ruined, it just didn’t turn out how I had planned (and hoped and dreamed it would). sigh Here is what Plan B ended up looking like: Here’s how it all went down… I made two bundt cakes with my mother in law’s homemade chocolate cake from scratch recipe, no problem:...

The bacon, pineapple and sweet barbecue sauce pair really well together – Like a little Hawaiian bite of heaven. And oh my word, that bacon flavour is SO good with the warm pineapple! There’s almost a magical after taste that gives you the warm and fuzzy feeling you get when you wake up to the fresh smell of bacon. Mmmmm… bacon… I don’t want to give you the impression that these are going to look perfect, because mine definitely didn’t....

We have 18 different printable pages for you, and they’re all free! Use these outlines for crafts, learning activities, decorations, or any time when you might need one (or many!) cat shapes. Keep reading for some fun ways to use these templates! RELATED: Cat Coloring Pages These printables are for personal and school use only. Do not copy, republish, upload, or alter these files. If you’d like to feature these printables please provide a link back to this webpage....

My husband is an absolute die-hard cookies and cream fan. Cookies and cream flavored cake, ice cream, candy bars… you name it, he loves it! We go through Oreos so quickly at our house, because he not only loves to eat them by themselves, but also likes to crush them and mix them into other things like yogurt or ice cream. It’s always fun to come up with new and creative ways to surprise him with the cookies and cream flavor that he loves, but these cookies and cream rice krispie treats are one of our old standby recipes....

Get ready, you are going to need your drill for this project! And an ultra small drill bit (I used a 3/32″ drill bit), some stretch cording and of course a bunch of gumballs! Holding the gumball steady, drill a hole through it. Go slow with the drill… you obviously want to avoid hitting your fingers. I bumped against my fingers with the drill bit a few times, but at the slow speed it was no problem....

Move a straw with your hands to watch the caterpillar wriggle up and down the leaf. This craft, made with construction paper and other dollar store supplies, is so easy to make! It’s such a fun interactive craft, perfect for a story time prop or an insect lesson at school. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website....

Is there anything better than fresh peaches? My mom used to buy the freshest peaches she could find, blanch them to remove the skin and we’d eat them by the bowl full. I think there might have been angelfood cake and whipping cream involved as well? (My family ate a LOT of angelfood cake when I was growing up.) But I just remember those yummy peaches! And then I was at the store yesterday and they had these amazing, fresh local strawberries, so I snagged a pint of those to bring home for this recipe....

Really all you need are a few fresh apples and a few tea lights. I used green apples (Granny Smith), but you could just as easily use red. The firmer the apple the better, or you might have trouble cutting out the middle. Just try to find a few that are similar shapes and sizes. Place the tea light upside down on the top of the apple and trace the circle with a pen....

Decorate the candies with a turkey face and use paper for the feathers. Then set out these turkey treats as a favour or place card on the Thanksgiving dinner table. Or show your thankfulness this fall by giving away the edible turkey craft to friends and loved ones! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this website....