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Art and Crafting Ideas At Low Cost that Kids will Love
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81.Basket from Toothpicks
What do you need?
A piece of carton board, toothpicks, a glue pistol, beads, and wool.
80.Diary
Print a drawing and let these colors. Then stick on colored paper. Pass it through the laminating device and cover with telephone stickers. Punch holes and fill with leaves. Put a pipe cleaner through it.
79.Mothers day flower basket
Reuse of yogurt cups. Paint the cup, put a plant in it. Make a hook from a spoon. The children loved to crush the spoon with a big hammer and to bend it in the vice
78.Kittens & Puppies
What do you need?
2×2 circles of carton board to make the head and the body. For the body a little bigger, wool and wobbly eyes. A glue pistol for the eyes. finger crochet the wool for the legs and tail, do the crocheted one more time to make it thicker. Sew the legs and tail to the body. Crochet ears, I made them, that was too difficult for the children. Sew the ears to the head.
77.CD Box Game
What do you need?
A CD Box, straws, glue, colored paper or carton, round beads, and scotch tape.
76.Art Beads Collection
Wooden blocks from the block box, spray paint, iron wire, beads, a drill for the hole in the blocks.
75.Creative Toilet Rolls
Toilet rolls, colored carton, double-sided tape, black marker.
74.Piggy Banks
These are made of aluminum foil roll and a document send box.
All you need is some wool, carton board, colored paper, chenille wire, wobbly eyes, and a lot of double-sided tape. The document roll has a lid on both sides. For the foil roll, we used medical cups.
73.Fun Wobbly Hand
Your child waves every time you walk by!
Fun Wobbly Hand Manual
72.12 Trucks
This gifted talented kid (7 years of ages) draws everything from his head. Amazing!
71.Let’s have Halloween
Homemade dragon and unicorn lampion
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Have you ever used old newspaper or used thin plastic shopping bags as material for kites?
Gallon plastic milk or juice jugs make excellent birdhouses.
We used newspaper to make paper mache items, but in the early days I didn’t have the habit to photograph everything, I am not using plastic bags, I’m afraid, I always carry a bigshopper around, I hate accepting those bags, so I don’t have enough of those to be creative with, but there are all kinds of creative ideas to find on internet though. Loes
I recycle compulsively and appreciate any efforts to make maximum use of materials before they become “true” waste.
Ideas like these that also create beauty are the best.
Please supply larger images to make out the details. I loved the two sculptures made from:
masking tape, empty tealightholders, tin wire.
Hi Joseph, those sculptures where made by my son (then 10 years of age)they really look like real art:) He wanted to make a drummerboy, I only supplied him with the material, I wish you a lot of success creating art with children, greetings Loes
What a stunning way to keep them busy – especially during holidays…
Hi Erna, it really is a lot of fun to make from nothing something:) hope I gave you inspiration:) you are always welcome to come back, greetings Loes