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If you want to decorate Easter eggs that can last well beyond Easter, you need to blow out the eggs first. While it sounds hard and complicated, it is pretty easy to do once you know how and get the …
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Do you have a daughter who wants to bling up her eggs but go beyond the glitter eggs that we have on the website? Bling them up! First, dye your easter eggs like usual. When you bling your eggs, …
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Want to show off your kids fabulous Easter egg creations but don't want to buy the kids that have those mini cardboard type stands? Here is a great trick to show off those eggs! Throughout the year, …
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If you have a daughter, you've probably heard the plea for one of those expensive glitter Easter egg dye kits that seem to cost several times more than the standard fun kit. The good thing is that you …
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Tie Dye easter eggs are fun to create with your kids. You need multiple colors for tie dying Easter eggs. For each color you need: 10 drops food coloring 1 teaspoon white vinegar 1/2 cup boiling …
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Prefer your little ones aren't using food coloring dye on their Easter eggs? Here is a fun way to dress up Easter eggs without the messy dyes. Here are all the supplies you need: hardboiled eggs …
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Do you have an excess amount of your kid's artwork? It seems your preschooler and elementary aged school kids are coming home with a ton of artwork, not to mention what they are also creating at home. …
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A chalkboard table is a relatively inexpensive toy you can make for your kids (and don't forget you can make your own chalk too, to save on money!) Why spend crazy money for these in fancy kid stores …
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Have you bought glitter lately? Could you believe how much you had to pay for that teeny tiny little container of glitter? Well, did you know you can make your own glitter? It's perfect, especially if …
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Don't you hate it when that brand new box of crayons you just bought turns into a bunch of broken small pieces in no time at all? It is often because the thin style of crayons are just too small for …
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Encouraging your child to be creative through arts and crafts is not only a fun way to keep them occupied, but it also stimulates their creativity as well as cognitive skills. But if you aren't the …
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Make this fabulous crafty Kool-Aid clay for a fun craft for your kids. 1 Cup Flour 1/2 Cup Salt 1 Pkg Unsweetened Kool-Aid (choose the flavor you wish the clay color to be) 3 Tbsp Oil 1 Cup Boiling …