With 24 different printable pages to choose from, all completely free, you’ll have plenty of options for any project. Whether you’re crafting, decorating, learning, or just need a quick football shape, these templates have got you covered. Keep reading to discover fun and creative ways to use these football outlines! RELATED: Car Coloring Pages These printables are for personal and school use only. Do not copy, republish, upload, or alter these files....

The most important ingredient here is the Borax. I’ve never bought it before, so it was a bit tricky to find. We found it at Walmart, underneath the OxyClean. It also might be in the laundry detergent aisle. As far as I can tell, you can use any type of white school glue, either one 8 ounce bottle or two 4 ounce bottles. Just don’t use tacky craft glue, or the other specialty glues in the craft aisle....

Pressed Flower Ornaments Enjoy summer flowers year round with these beautiful dried flower clay ornaments! I firmly believe that ornaments aren’t just for Christmas time! These ornaments look pretty hanging on the wall, in the window, or on a garland or mobile. They make beautiful gifts, especially if you use them as a gift topper along with the gift tag. They’d also look pretty tied to the top of a bottle of wine as a hostess gift....

Fold a mini paper crane using origami paper and turn it into fun and creative handmade jewelry. These paper crane earrings are lightweight and elegant, and they make an amazing 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. Helpful Tips: What paper is best for making origami crane earrings? Because this paper crane is so small we recommend using the thinnest paper possible....

These squishies are so soft, and they have a great texture! This is a great craft for adults and kids to make together. Grown-ups should probably do all the mixing and pouring, and kids can take over when it comes time to decorate their homemade squishies. 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....

Whether you’re making this as a fun science project or just want to wow your kids with something amazing, this DIY magnetic slime is sure to be a hit. We’ll show you how to make magnetic slime step-by-step, with the exact ingredients you need. So grab your supplies and let’s get into this positively magnetic activity! Helpful Tips: What makes magnetic slime magnetic? Magnetic slime gets its “superpowers” from a special ingredient called iron oxide....

It’s a good old 1980’s recipe, straight from the recipe book that my elementary school put together in 1988 with family favourite recipes. It just works. And it’s super simple. And most importantly the kids love them! Did you ever have these Haystacks when you were a kid? They were a staple in my house. It was one of the first recipes my sister and I learned to “bake” when we were little and we used to be so proud of ourselves!...

This craft is a great way to explore colour patterns, encourage creativity, and strengthen fine motor skills. Plus, we’ve included free printable butterfly Perler bead patterns to make crafting even easier! Display your finished butterflies as room decor, turn them into magnets, or transform them into adorable backpack charms. However you use them, they’re sure to bring a smile to your face! Helpful Tips: Get our free printable Perler bead butterfly patterns: The links and pictures below will take you to our free, printable Perler bead butterfly templates!...

Potato chips are my weakness. I’m completely addicted to them! I had to stop buying them, because as soon as they’re in the house, I open the bag, and I can’t stop eating. Add in some amazing dill pickle chip dip and all the neurons in my brain start cheering MORE MORE MORE! I can’t help myself. To be perfectly honest, I completely forgot to offer this dill pickle dip to my kids, so I can’t comment on how they liked it....

My husband feels guilty waking me up, so I told him to start sending in our three year old to be my alarm clock. And wow, does it ever work! She came in this morning at 7:30am with her cheery voice saying, “Wake up Mommy! Open your eyes Mommy! It’s snowing Mommy! Get out of bed and come look Mommy!” And really, how can you argue with a three year old!...

I grew up in a big house on a huge property in the country. We were surrounded by farms, (I could hear cows mooing and the donkeys braying (yep, totally had to google what that sound was called) if I listened carefully…), but we were definitely not farmers. Every year when I was little, I’d beg my mom to plant a vegetable garden, and even though we had tons of space, we didn’t have the best green thumbs when it came to growing food....

Where do you buy this fancy duct tape? I’ve only ever seen gray and black, but now they make it in pretty much every colour and pattern under the sun. You can buy a few different varieties at most craft stores, but if you are having trouble finding exactly what you are looking for, buying it online is probably the best way to go. There are tons of duct tape craft ideas on the list below....

When I was in elementary school, my mom would take my sister and I to the fabric store during the last week of summer vacation and she’d let us choose any fabric we wanted. And every single year that I can remember, she’d make us our own custom pencil case, any style that we could think of. It was the 1980’s, so the colours were bright and neon with bold patterns, and I swear it was my favourite part of going back to school....

With the season of spring approaching, there are so many reasons for kids to start making (and bringing home) handmade cards, flowers, paintings and all kinds of cute spring projects. I have three girls in school right now and between the three of them, I am inundated with papers and artwork every day. I have to confess that while I love their cute drawings and paintings, sometimes I find myself sneaking them into the recycling bin when no one is watching!...

Do you grow your own raspberries? My husband’s parents used to have an amazing raspberry patch in their backyard, and it was so much fun going out into the backyard and collecting containers that were just overflowing with sweet and juicy raspberries. Mmmmm… Of course, raspberries are amazing on their own, but there are so many different things you can make with them! What’s your favourite way to enjoy raspberries?...

I haven’t always been a big fan of breakfast foods. Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve always eaten leftovers from dinner the night before for breakfast. Even when my family was eating waffles or pancakes, I would be pulling last night’s beef stew or pizza out of the fridge and warming it up for my breakfast. It’s totally weird, I know! My husband is a huge lover of breakfast foods, and so my breakfast habits drive him crazy....

Use simple materials, like a water bottle and bottle caps, to create a balloon powered car that moves on its own! It’s SO FUN to race the cars and to see how far they’ll go! 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. Helpful Tips: How does a balloon car work? A balloon powered car is a simple machine, involving wheels (bottle caps) and an axle (the skewers)....

If there’s one recipe that I’ve tried again and again to make, and had failure after failure, it’s granola. It seems like it should be simple to make, but I’ve tried so many recipes that have turned out just plain awful! What makes it even worse is that a lot of granola recipes call for huge amounts of ingredients (I think I made one once that had 12 cups of oats in it!...

Does anyone else love apples? We have always loved them around our house. After trying many different varieties, we now have our absolute favorites. The two best types of apples (in my humble opinion) are Pink Lady and Honeycrisp. We usually are a Pink Lady family just because they are a little more inexpensive and readily available. But, when Honeycrisp season is upon us and they are on sale, you’d better believe that I am stocking up!...

Well guys, other than that, I’m really not the biggest fan of marshmallows. But I’ve discovered a new favourite! Honestly and truly, until now, I thought marshmallows any other time than at a campfire, were gross. But apparently marshmallows dipped in melted dark chocolate actually taste good! Like really good. (I know, I was surprised too!) Last night after the kids went to bed, I melted the leftover chocolate and dipped plain marshmallows in it and put them in a bowl as my snack....