By: Heather Bitzer Okay… I admit it. I haven’t posted anything for a really looong time! In fact, Montcomom herself is probably on the floor in shock after seeing my name pop up on the Blogger account today.So, what in the world… Read More »
Filed Under: Holidays
Remember those paper lanterns you made in grade school? Well, get out your scissors and glue and revisit your childhood as you help your own children create festive ones for the 4th of July!How cute would this paper lantern… Read More »
Filed Under: Crafts
Sponge painting is a fun and easy craft to do with kids of all ages. The paint can be anything from washable acrylics, watercolors, or even just water used to make patterns on the sidewalk or a wooden fence. While I’m sure there… Read More »
Filed Under: Crafts
My son, like many preschoolers I know, likes to collect things. We have little piles of his “treasures” in various places of the house: under the coffee table, under the pillows on the sofa, all over his bedroom….the list of… Read More »
My mother has a vase that is covered with decoupaged paper that my grandmother made when she was a schoolgirl for her mother. I’m not positive of the technique she used back then, as it has to be over 80 years old at this point,… Read More »
Here is a painting technique with golf balls that can be used for all sorts of themed projects. For this project we used egg shapes cut out of construction paper to decorate for Easter and spring, but plain paper, or any shape… Read More »
In trying to shake this winter that will never end, I was inspired to make this craft from an idea I saw on an ad from a local craft store. My son is three and a half now and loves to paint. He really enjoyed having the chance to… Read More »
Filed Under: Crafts
