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 Friday, February 24, 2012
Freelance Friday: Glittered Sunglass Case
Happy Friday :). One obsession I have are, sunglasses. I love them! I have so many pairs, that I have picked up over the years. There are just so many cute and affordable ones out there. My one issue with sunglasses, are sun glass cases. I never really can find cute cases, and when I do often times they are over-priced. Luckily I came across this wonderful idea from, The Crafted Blog. They created this glittered sunglass case. It is very simple to make. All you need is a case, some glitter, and Mod Podge. Click here to learn how to make this chic DIY craft.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Web Wednesday: DIY Salt Jar Votives with Mod Podge
I love mason jars, don't you? These jars can be used in several different ways. They can be used for storage, cups to drink out of, and even as candle votives. These DIY salt jar votives are one of the simplest projects I have come across in awhile. This is a craft that kids, and beginners to crafting can make with no problem. All you need to create these votives, are some Epsom salt, mason jars, and mod podge. While this is a simple craft that kids can make, please remember to be mindful of them around anything that contains fire. Have them make the votives, but you (the adult) be the one to light the candle :). This craft project was found on, Factory Direct Craft Blog. Click here to learn how to make this.
Thursday, January 05, 2012
Teaching Thursdays: Tissue Paper Valentine Vase
Valentine’s
Day is a great holiday for kids to craft. There are so many simple craft
projects for them to make to celebrate this day. Take this Tissue Paper
Valentine project. This is so cute and simple. All you need is some glitter Mod
Podge, and tissue paper. See below for a full supply list, and instructions.
PLAID Supplies
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Mod Podge ® Glitter -
Hologram Silver, 8 oz.
Other Supplies
-Glass vase any shape – clean and dry
-1 sheet each of tissue paper in colors of choice (used on this project: pink;
red; purple; silver)
-Scissors
-#12 flat brush
-Liner brush
Instructions
1.
Cut or tear tissue
paper in small random shapes.
2.
Paint thin coat of
Mod Podge onto outside of vase in a 6” square area.
3.
Place small pieces of
random colors of tissue paper into wet Mod Podge letting them overlap slightly.
Brush on Mod Podge over top of applied tissue. Brush more Mod Podge adjacent to
the area just completed and continue to place tissue until vase is covered with
tissue.
4.
Cut heart shapes from
silver paper. Use Mod Podge to attach to project where desired.
5.
Use liner brush to
apply Mod Podge around hearts and write “LOVE.”
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Plaid's 12 Days of Christmas: 5 Days to go
There are so many things you can use stiffy on. I often times forget just how great and useful stiffy can be all year round. This time of year though try using stiffy to create these Christmas Gift Boxes. Sculpt some very festive gift boxes with stiffy fabric stiffner. These pictured above were created by one of our very talented designers, Julie Lewis. Click here to learn how to create these.
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Tuesday Kids' Talk: 25 Pinecone Craft Projects
 Pine cones are a great tool to craft with, especially during the holidays. Pine cones are very easy to find during this time of year, so you should have no problem finding them to craft with. In case you need some ideas of how to use pine cones, your in luck. Babble blogger and Mod Podge Rocks creator Amy Anderson, has come up with 25 ways to use pine cones for craft projects. Click here to see all 25 crafts, and be prepared to gather as many pine cones as you can find. Out of the 25 projects, which one is your favorite?
Friday, October 28, 2011
Freelance Friday: Glitter Pumpkins
 Looking for a last minute and quick Halloween craft to create? Well you should try making these awesome glitter pumpkins. These pumpkins were found over on Think Crafts. A Think Craft blog contributor created these, using only a few supplies including Mod Podge. I love these glitter pumpkins. Well then again I love almost any craft with glitter on it :) Click here to learn how to make these quick and easy glitter pumpkins. Use them as decor in your home, or they even make great decorations to put on the porch.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Monday Funday: Mummy Pumpkin
Happy Monday! The clock is winding down on the time left before Halloween is here. Check out this super cute and easy mummy pumpkin to make. This simple project only requires a few supplies including, Stiffy, Apple Barrel, and Plaid Glo Away. Click here to learn how to make this fun and quick Halloween project.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Freelance Friday: Metallic Stenciled Bracelet
 Crafting jewelry is one of my favorite types of crafts to create. Jewelry making is fun, and often time very simple. It doesn't take much to create a trendy and fashionable piece. I recently came across this craft project made by one of favorite craft blogs, Brassy Apple. Check out this awesome Metallic Stenciled Bracelet. This is a great craft for kids, and tweens to make. It is simple, and can be done in a variety of colors. The stencil used in this project were from the new Martha Stewart craft line, which is available at Michaels now. Click here to see how this bracelet was made.
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Web Wednesday: Baby Food Jars & Chalkboard Paint
 Did you know that baby food jars can re-purposed? Well in case you didn't know check out this unique way Hani from Craftionary recycles baby food jars. I was amazed to discover this absolutely genius craft project. Hani took baby food jars, and with some chalkboard paint and a few supplies transformed them into coin banks. Love it! This is a practical craft that can definitely be used around anyone's home. This project is also great for kids who are just learning to count. These jars could be used as another way to teach them about money, and counting. Click here to see how Hani made this fantastic project.
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Tuesday Kid's Talk: Personalization for Kids
 A very hot trend in the craft industry is, personalization. The reason this trend does very well with most people, is because personalized items allow for a person to feel unique. We live in a world of mass produced items, so being able to make a personalized craft is a great way to stand out and show off your individuality. While this is a hot crafting trend for adults, it can also be used for kids. Kids love their name, and personalized crafts using their names can be a great way for your kids to get in on this trend. Take this personalized cubby coat hanger. We found this craft over on Fave Crafts, and are in love with it. How cute, right? This is a perfect example of a way to have your kids make a personalized craft. This is simple, and affordable to make. Change up the colors by selecting from a wide variety of Apple Barrel paints. Click here to learn how to make this personalized kids' craft.
Friday, September 02, 2011
Freelance Friday: Mod Podge Kid Clipborads
Clipboards are a great organizational tool for an adult, but how can they be kid friendly? Well here's how, use miniature clipboards and some mod podge to create this fun kids' craft. I came across this project on The Mud Pie Makers. It is so simple, and creative. These mini-clipboards are so cute for kids. In case you have not seen mini clipboards around, check out Walmart or Staples to find them. To learn how to make this project click, here. 
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Tuesday Kid's Talk: Race Car Building Blocks from Martha Stewart
 Often times it can be a little bit more difficult to find crafts that are targeted towards boys. Our friends over at Brown Paper Packages, made these adorable race car building blocks for her two little ones. This is such a great project to make, and very easy to do. All the materials used were products from the new Martha Stewart craft line, available now at Michaels nationwide. This multi-surface paint line works great on wood, as seen in this project. Want to make this project for your little racers? Click here to learn how.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Freelance Friday: Painted Dinosaur Planter
This is so cute! I bet you didn't know that one of your kid's toy dinosaurs could be turned into a decorative household item. Well to be honest, I did know one could either :) I came across this pleasant surprise on a craft blog called, C.R.A.F.T. Click to learn how she transformed this regular dinosaur toy, into a chic decor item.
Thursday, August 25, 2011 Tuesday, August 23, 2011 Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Web Wednesday: The Pumpkin Stud
Halloween believe it or not is right around the corner. Here is a great new fun project from Cathie and Steve. Pumpkins are probably one of the most popular items to decorate during the Halloween season. They are so versatile, can be decorates with several things. Cathie and Steve created this studded pumpkin that is sure to be a hit with kids and adults. By simply using some FolkArt paint and Mod Podge you too can recreate this fun studded pumpkin. To learn how to make this pumpkin stud, click here.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Web Wednesday: Pet Rock Paper Weight
Pet rocks are a craft favorite. You can decorate and design them in so many ways, and use them for various purposes. For kids this is one of the easiest crafts to make. If your kids are new to crafting this is a great project to have them do. In need of a fun looking paper weight? Well you are in luck. The pet rock featured is a great paper weight, sure to put a smile on your face whenever you look at it. To learn how to make this adorable pet rock click, here.
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Tuesday Kid's Talk: Edible Crafts for Kids
 I hate to admit it, but I'm sure you would agree, sometimes you have to bribe kids to do things. Usually candy or something sweet is used as bait, to accomplish this. Here is a suggestion if you are having a hard time getting your kids to participate in arts and crafts, let them make a craft they can eat! Kids love anything sweet, and the crafts in this post are all yummy treats for them to enjoy. These edible crafts are very simple to make, and taste delicious. To find out how to make these click, here.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Teaching Thursdays: Make This Adorable Gumball Machine
Do you have a sweet tooth? I know I do! My sweet tooth was really bad when I was a kid. I was a magnet to anything sweet. Now a lot older and a little wiser, I have calmed my sugar cravings, and indulge just once in awhile. My sugar craving started to rise again when I caught a glimpse of this adorable gumball machine. This incredible craft was created by Sherrie Ragsdale. It is so cute. This is an easy to make project that all skill levels will be able to create. Make this adorable gum ball machine in only a few simple steps. You can add
anything to the inside, and if your not a candy lover this can also be a fish tank. To do this just add a plastic
fish. What are some of your favorite candies?
Estimated Time:
2 hours or more
Supplies: Apple Barrel Paints - 20504 Black, 20503 White, 20251 Pink Parfait, Red Apple 20784, 20762 Pure Silver, 20513 Bright Yellow, 20587 Spring Green,
1528 Plaid Stencil Spouncer, 3/4" flat brush, 1/4" flat brush, 3 - 1/2" wooden block, 5 - 1/2" square frame, Wooden bracelet, 1" flower pot, 1 - 1/2" rectangle/sign, Sixteen 1" wooden balls, Large plastic ball, Glue, Fine black permanent marker
Instructions:
1. Glue the block and the frame together and then base coat with the Red Apple. Allow to dry and then glue the bracelet to the top of block. Allow to dry and the paint apple red.
2. Paint the wooden balls with Pink Parfait, Red Apple, White, Spring Green and Bright Yellow.
3. Paint the rectangle Pure Silver. Allow to dry and the add a large Black circle using the 1 - 1/4" spouncer.
4. Glue the rectangle to the front of block.
5. Using the permanent marker, outline the gum ball machine's block, base, pot and Pure Silver rectangle. Write 25 cents and draw a place to insert the coins.
 
6. Add the balls to the plastic ball and then glue to the base. Glue on the pots to cover up the balls hanger.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Freelance Friday: Colorful Yarn Stick Creations
 One of the easiest and most colorful kids crafts I remember making, were
these colorful yarn and stick creations. Don't you just love them! I
mainly remember making these when I was in summer camp, and I'm sure
there are several camps around the world making this craft. I stumbled
across this revamped old school craft, on My Own Labels, and had to do a
post on it. These colorful yarn creations can be revised, and designed
to be incorporated into more personalized crafts. If you want to learn
how to make this great kids' craft be sure to visit My Own Labels. Enjoy this fun summer craft!
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Web Wednesday : Learn To Make A Pocket Pouch & Paper Butterflies
Often times it is not uncommon to have a brain freeze when it comes to thinking of new crafts to create. Thankfully the world wide web provides us with so many different outlets, to find new craft projects. I usually make the web the first place I go to for craft inspiration. I love to search other craft sites, and see what catches my eye. There are so many creative and unique crafters out there. The only problem is I tend to find so many new craft projects I want to try out. So many crafts, so little time. In one of my recent web searches I came across these two fun summer themed kids' crafts, that caught my attention. Both I like a lot, because they are colorful and very easy to make.
The first is a pocket pouch. This craft comes from Family Fun. It is a great recycled theme craft that shows you how to turn a pair of empty juice pouches into a simple coin purse.  To find out how to make this craft click here.The second project are these easy to make folded butterflies from Plaid. Paper crafts are so versatile, and this one is colorful and fun to make.  To find out how to make this craft click here.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Together Tuesday -- Breezy Summer Pendant
by Candie Cooper  With the hot days of summer on our heels, my mind takes me back to swimming at Grandma's pool, Popsicles on the porch swing, hose fights with my sister (when we were really supposed to be washing the car), flip flops, lightning bugs, and trips to the lake. My mom always had little craft projects for us to make with our friends on the front porch. With that in mind, here is a quick and easy jewelry project that you can make together this summer.  Materials: Mod Podge Paint brush Fabric scraps Clear acrylic pendants Large jump ring Extra bead embellishments, head pins, jump rings (optional) Ribbon or leather (20" for each necklace) Scissors Tapestry needle  Cut a piece of fabric slightly larger than your pendant. I used 100% cotton because it's super flexible which formed around the pendant easily.  Paint a coat of Mod Podge on the back of the crystal and place fabric on top. Roll the crystal on it's side to burnish the fabric in place. Set aside to dry.  Trim excess fabric around the edge of the pendant.  Seal the fabric with 2 more coats of Mod Podge and leave to dry. (tip: you can use a hair dryer to speed the drying process a bit)  Use a tapestry needle to poke a hole through the fabric where it hangs from. Beaded embellishments can be added as well with extra jump rings, bits of chain, etc... (Another tip: Mis-matched earrings make great added dangles, too, because they are essentially pre-made.) If you want more tips on how to make your own jewelry, check out my jewelry making video on PlaidOnline.  String the pendant onto a piece of leather, ribbon or cord of your choice. Tie around your neck with a bow for summer fun style!
Friday, June 17, 2011
Great Last Minute Father's Day Gifts
 When I picked up my son from school today he proudly showed off the project he made for his dad. I thought it was so cute and easy that I had to share it. All the kids did was Mod Podge tissue paper to tin cans. That's it! They each got creative with the colors they used and the way they placed the paper on the cans, and each one was a little masterpiece. Best of all, this project can be done in about an hour, not including drying time. The teachers printed out "I love, you, Dad! Happy Father's Day 2011" and the kids glued it to the top of the can. They also printed out a little saying for the side: "When I am at school, or when we are far apart, you are always in my heart. So here are some hugs and kisses for when I am away to remind you that I love you every day."  You know what is in the tin? You guessed it! Hershey's hugs and kisses candy. So sweet and simple, and Dad is sure to love it. If you're looking for other last minute projects to do with the kiddos, check out our sister blog, Paint Me Plaid, and PlaidOnline.com. Have a Happy Father's Day!
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Father's Day Craft -- A Twist on the Standard Tie Gift
 Our newest contributor to our blog, Candie Cooper, had this great idea for a quick and easy gift for Father's Day. Check it out! The tie has been a tried and true Father's Day present for dads across the world for years! Polka dots, stripes, navy or brown, paisley, and rubber ducks-there is one to suit every dad on the planet! This year when I was scouting out something to craft for Dad, I found this tie rack. When I saw it, I thought a plain little tie rack with wooden center piece that was begging for some embellishment!?!? I was set!  I started by lightly sanding the wooden surface on both sides. Wipe the dust away and paint with your favorite Folk Art color.  And just like that, we find ourselves ready to embellish! I love how fast the Folk Art paint dries. Select some fun papers, pencil, pattern, and letters to spell out "dad" (and don't forget grandpa!")  Trace your tie pattern onto the back side of your favorite paper that works with the pattern.  Add a layer of Mod Podge to the surface of the tie rack and position the paper tie. Seal with a coat of Mod Podge and add other embellishments. The Mod Podge will add a glossy surface to your painted pieces.  You can add your scrabble tiles with the Mod Podge as well. And why not decorate the back?!?  I smiled when I laid out the D-A-D letter tiles with the point system. That would be a five point word score for DAD! Go Dads!
Friday, May 06, 2011
Fun Family Crafts -Bean Bag Toss
Our friends Chica and Jo always have fun and different ideas for using Plaid products. Take for instance this bean bag toss game that they created using old jeans and a little Apple Barrel Paint. What a great idea for spring break, field day, family reunions and just general summer fun. Get instructions and more photos here. 
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Eco Friendly Crafts - Pirate Ships
 If you have a stash of old milk cartons hanging out in the recycling bin, you'll love this seaworthy (or at least bathtub-worthy boat) craft project idea. These fun pirate ships are made completely with objects from around the house (use straws and scrap paper for the sails). The even cooler thing is that the boats float, so you can take an armada of ships to your favorite tub or kiddie pool. Find instructions here: Craftprojects.com
Monday, May 02, 2011
Easy Crafts for Kids - Star Wars Magnets
I grew up when the Star Wars movies were originally in theaters and were becoming a phenomena everywhere. In fact, I wanted to be Princess Leia when I grew up. I thought she was so cool. Remember Leia and this hairstyle?  Yeah, I begged my mom to let me wear my hair like this. Thank goodness she didn't let me. But I digress. Star Wars is such a classic, and it is so fun to see Star Wars mania passed on to another generation. Case in point - these cute crafty Star Wars magnets by Craptastic Crafts.  Isn't that cute? Mom and son made these and he loves playing with them. The magnets feature Mod Podge and are fun for little (and big) kids to make.  Visit the site for instructions.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Cute for Spring Birdhouse
 This is a cute little birdhouse for spring that will definitely will add some color to any room. I just love the cute little worm and lady bug, and the delightfully fun color palette! Crafty Dream used her Cricuit to create the bird shapes, scrapbook paper and Apple Barrel paint, as well as Mod Podge for Glue.
Monday, April 25, 2011 Friday, April 22, 2011
Happy Earth Day - Kids' Crafts Roundup
 Just in time for Earth Day! Here is a roundup of our favorite earth-friendly craft projects for kids. The easiest and most wonderful way to make earth day everyday is by simply reusing and re-purposing household items and crafting is a great way to do that. Check out our favorites earth day crafts below! Grass Head Guys
Friday, April 08, 2011
Easy "Stained Glass" Votives
 Jenny Ryan wanted an easy and inexpensive way to display votive candles, and came up with this "stained glass" look using items she had on hand. You and your kids can cut custom shapes if you don't have any paper punches. See how to make this project on Craftzine.
Friday, February 11, 2011 Tuesday, January 25, 2011 Monday, October 18, 2010 Monday, October 04, 2010 Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Mummy Pumpkin
   
Make Halloween season more laughable this with this friendly and affable mummy.
Friday, August 27, 2010 Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Fun Garden Snake Sign
We used one of our wooden plaques to make this 'garden snake' sign, but this idea could be adapted a million ways!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Gallery Glass Whimsical Butterfly Cling
We're celebrating summer with some really fun Gallery Glass projects. Up first is this cute, whimsical butterfly cling. Clings are easy to make and fun to display in windows around the house. And Gallery Glass in non-toxic and a great craft for camp, school, VBS or family crafting.
Thursday, March 11, 2010 Tuesday, February 23, 2010 Tuesday, February 02, 2010 Tuesday, January 26, 2010 Friday, January 08, 2010 Wednesday, December 30, 2009 Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Getting Organized for the New Year
If you are anything like me, you'll be spending the next few weeks organizing, cleaning and making room in your home for new toys and gifts. The end of the year is a great time to get organized- everone likes to start the begining of the year with a clean slate. And I, like many, love to free up mental and physical space for new creative projects that I have on the horizon.
I like to apply this concept to my children's play area as well. I'm trashing, donating, and otherise clearing out oldies, as well as doing a little winter cleeaning at home. And on Plaid Kids Crafts, I'll be featuring projects over the next few days that combine creativity and organization. The first is this chalkboard toy box. Whether you have an old chalkboard that needs a fresh coat or paint, or you've found one at your local thrift store, you can give your box new life with FolkArt Chalkboard paint. This toy box is simple and easy to do and provides a new surface for customizing with the children. Happy crafting.
 
Thursday, December 17, 2009 Thursday, December 10, 2009 Wednesday, December 02, 2009 Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Easy Thanksgiving Crafts - Pilgrim Hat
Those tiny little pots that you can find in the craft store for way less than a dollar can become the perfect surface for minature pilgrim hats. These litte hats can be hung like ornaments or used as place settings on a Thanksgiving day table. However you use them, they are super fun and easy to make!
Tuesday, November 03, 2009 Thursday, October 22, 2009
Halloween Decoupage from Craft Jr!
Quickly becoming one of my favorite craft Resources, Craft Jr has featured a very easy, very cute Halloween Decoupage project. Here's a picture and preview, but for step by step instructions, check out the site here.
Friday, October 16, 2009 Thursday, August 06, 2009 Thursday, July 23, 2009 Monday, July 20, 2009 Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Craft a Mermaid
Kids Craft Weekly has a fun craft activity posted this month on mermaids! Click here to see the pics and make the projects!
Tuesday, July 07, 2009 Friday, June 12, 2009 Thursday, May 28, 2009 Monday, May 25, 2009
CAMP CRAFT- Summer Craft Supply Box
This week marks the end of the school year for many students. Between camp, summer vacations and weekends, the summer offers many opportunities for planned and spontaneous crafting. Get your craft chest stocked up with crafting supplies. Here's is our list of essentials:
Scissors
Mod-Podge
Recycled Household containers
Markers
Glue sticks
Masking tape
Hot glue gun with glue sticks
Extreme Glitter Paint
Texture Paint
Construction paper
Craft foam sheets and shapes
Newspaper and magazine for collages
Tissue paper
Googly eyes
Pipe Cleaner
Felt
Pompoms
Glitter
Popsicle sticks
Paper lunch bags
Yarn
Ribbon
Markers
Crayons
Colored pencils
Remember to buy your supplies from http://plaidcraftexpress.com/!
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Bugs!
Hate bugs? Check out the newest addition of
Kids Crafts Weekly for a whole lot of bugs projects you are
sure to love!
Monday, March 02, 2009 Thursday, February 19, 2009 Friday, February 13, 2009 Monday, December 01, 2008 Monday, November 17, 2008
Thanksgiving Turkey with Grateful Feathers
Help your children show how thankful they are with this great little turkey with grateful feathers. This projected was posted by Parents.com. The Turkey is made with yarn, scrabook paper and a few other supplies. See this project and other great project ideas here.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Fall Craft Roundup Part I
Our first fall craft roundup includes fun, simple projects for younger kids. These project are great for classroom settings or at-home crafting. Enjoy!
The photo above shows easy-to-make recipe holders from Apples4teacher.com.
Monday, October 27, 2008 Friday, October 17, 2008 Monday, September 22, 2008 Thursday, September 11, 2008
Halloween's Coming
Make sure you look for new surfaces from Plaid at your favorite local retailers. We'll be posting some very cute Halloween projects in the next few days.
Friday, July 25, 2008
They Love Us
Are you ready to be inspired? Check out Creative Juice hosts Steve and Cathie's comments here on Plaid's new Chalkboard paint, and don't miss their gallery of ideas featuring this new paint. Plaid's Chalkboard paint is the perfect product for making a chalkboard writing surfac and oh so great for kid-friendly crafts. And you know you how much your kids would love a chalkboard wall in their room...
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Simply Elegant Plates
Who says crafting with kids can't be elegant, too? We love these beautiful plates using your child's silouhette from WonderTime. Take a profile picture of your child, grab your Mod-Podge and create these plates in minutes. Get full instructions here.
p.s. These make great gifts!
Monday, June 09, 2008 Thursday, May 22, 2008 Monday, May 12, 2008
Save that Art!
Next week is the end of the school year for my first grader. If this year is like past years he'll come home with a folder full of papers, projects and art that he's accumulated. Then, I have the hard job of sorting through, discarding (ugh!) and organizing the keepers. So I am planning on preserving some of the best work and using it for gifts and such. Here's a cute idea for saving kid's art that started as just a plain unfinshed tray.
Cute alien bank is out of this world!
At my house we've been looking for ways to reuse household packaging whenever possible. So I love this cute alien bank because it not only encourages recycling but saving money, too. Use an empty plastic coffee jug or laundry detergent container a little Mod Podge and paint for this project.
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