Add a touch of handmade charm to your Christmas tree this year with this Cupcake Liner Angel Craft! We love upcycling everyday household items like toilet paper rolls and cupcake liners into something beautiful. Whether you’re making a dandelion, a dinosaur, or even Princess Leia, these liners are incredibly versatile! This eco-friendly craft is perfect […]

Dragons often get a bad rap in old stories, usually depicted as grumpy creatures waiting to be defeated. But times have changed! We know that princesses can rescue themselves, and more importantly, not all dragons are bad. That’s why we celebrate Appreciate a Dragon Day on January 16th! It’s the perfect time to celebrate these

A Seussical Celebration There’s no better way to celebrate March 2nd than by bringing these stories to life. These crafts are perfect for the classroom or a rainy afternoon at home. A Seussical Celebration There’s no better way to celebrate March 2nd than by bringing these stories to life. These crafts are perfect for the

. Form the Body Take a slightly larger piece of light pink clay than you used for the head. Roll it into an oval or “potato” shape. This will be the body. Gently press the head onto one end of the body; foam clay is usually sticky enough to bond on its own! 2. Create

 Prepare the Cup If your paper cup isn’t already the color of your koala, wrap it in a piece of grey or brown craft paper. Secure it with glue or tape. This will serve as the koala’s sturdy body. 3. Assemble the Face 4. Add the Details Final Touches There you go! You’ve successfully turned