No Monsters in My Bed

As I blogged about yesterday, I'm loving the projects in Margaret Peot's book - Stencil Craft: Techniques for Fashion, Art and Home ...

We experienced a FREEZING COLD February this year. The type that needs to be capitalized. Usually when snow falls in Virginia, t...

Winter is LONG. If you're looking for a fun project to keep the kids occupied during yet another cold front, head on over to Honest of...

I realize there is some irony in finally posting craft projects once school reopens. But, hey, it was a long summer. Anyways, we leaf sten...

Lately, T can't stop doodling/drawing/writing on anything he can find (yes, this includes walls). I left a pad of decent-quality water...

I'm somewhat addicted to Amazon's Subscribe & Save Program (why run out for toilet paper when you can have it delivered to yo...

Honestly, this was one of my favorite craft projects ever. Watching the crayon melt onto the rock was mesmerizing, I couldn't stop co...

P's asthma has been much better this year (especially since we no longer have our cat), but at times it still acts up. A few nights ag...

I have a hard time throwing things away (though I don't necessarily have a hard time GIVING things away), so our toy bins are full of ...

On a sunny weekend, this project is wonderful, in that it combines nature and art in a super-simple manner. Here's the scoop : 1. ...

Sorry for all the watercolor posts lately - once I buy something I have to use it (click here for past watercolor posts). I learned about...

For Xmas my mother-in-law gave T a brand-new best friend, Knuffle Bunny, to whom the whole family has grown quite attached. For those of y...

Since yesterday's post was on the National Gallery, I figured I'd stick with the art theme and blog about preschool art projec...