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Rock crafts are all the rage right now, especially painted rocks. But today we’re going to show you how to recreate these two birds on a branch pebble art using some small stones and a twig you can easily find in your backyard. DIY Pebble Art The creativity with this pebble art project is endless, it’s the...


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When I started working on my studio in March, I knew I wanted to create most of the wall art myself. Decorating with bright colors has been incredibly fun, and it’s not really something I could do in my house. This dandelion painting that hangs above my desk is a perfect example. My house has...


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It’s really easy to repurpose game boards as wall art with nothing more than some tacky strips and maybe a little glue if you want to get creative! Otherwise, this is a great way to display vintage board games or old games that are missing pieces. Why we love this project There are several ways...


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DIY slime is quite the hot topic right now. It’s a super fun way to keep kids occupied when it’s too hot or too cold to be outside. Floam is slime that has tiny little foam balls added to it, giving it a fun texture that kids love. I’m going to show you how to... Go To...


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Teaching kids about chemical reactions doesn’t have to be limited to science class. This fun and colorful experiment shows the baking soda and vinegar reaction that happens when these two ingredients are combined. Why this project is a hit The best part about this little kitchen science experiment is that children can be involved from...


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