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This is a fun fall project that kids will love. It’s a great way to introduce sewing to young hands, and at the same time, create some pretty basket fillers for your Thanksgiving table. Kids will love the glitter too! A small amount of parental supervision is recommended due to the use of a hot glue gun. I used DecoArt’s Read More »
This paint stick scarecrow is one of my favorite fall crafts. I actually made it several years ago and had it up until last year. I left this poor little guy outside in the elements and Mother Nature did him in. So I’ll need to grab a paint stick and some scrap fabric to make another! Isn’t he cute?? So Read More »
Scarecrows are synonymous with autumn. Making fall crafts with your kids needs to include some of these cuties! Using some craft sticks, corks and mini straw hats, you can make these cute little craft stick scarecrows. Use them as plant pokes, puppets or stick them in some Styrofoam to hold them up. The first thing you need to do is Read More »
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If you are looking for a fun fall craft that’s appropriate for the younger set, you’ll love this magazine tree. All you need is a magazine, some scissors and a piece of construction paper. You can of course get more elaborate and add more decorations to your picture if you like. If you would like to make a really big Read More »
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I made these shirts several years ago. In fact my daughter would probably be mortified if she knew I was using this picture, she’s changed so much over the years and loathes her 7th grade pictures. ;-) Haha! The shirts can be made for a boy or a girl and use fall fall colors against a black background. Dress it Read More »
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This cute fall crow is made from craft paint and paper plates. A fun fall craft for the kids! Scarecrows always get the spotlight, so don’t forget about the crows! This is easy enough for preschoolers, and toddlers can join the fun too with a little help. Paper Plate Crow 5.0 from 3 reviews Print Author: Amanda Formaro Supplies 1 Read More »
This cute scarecrow is one of my favorites. I made this several years ago out of a paper towel cardboard tube, some felt and a mini straw hat. It’s a fun fall craft for kids and is easy to make. No patterns needed! I used hot glue, however you could easily use instant grab glue or just wait a little Read More »
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One day my son brought home a cute project from school. A brown paper lunch bag, cut and twisted to look like a tree blowing in the wind. The teacher said she originally found the idea in Family Fun Magazine. I used the project my son brought home to recreate it and show you how easy it is too. This Read More »
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