Time for some Unicorn Magic with Big Stitch from 3 Birds Design. Unicorn Magic is just 1 of many of their great kits for kids. They are fun, easy, and will inspire the creative bone in your kid, like Vada and especially my unicorn crazed aficionado, Kyla. So here’s our take & review on the Unicorn Magic wall art kit.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by 3 Birds Design, Big Stitch
Looking for a relaxing and rewarding way to spend some time? I have found one way with Diamond Dotz and here is my Diamond Dotz review to tell you why I think so.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by NeedleArt World
A while back I got an exciting package in the mail: Diamond Dotz!! Diamond Dotz is painting with diamonds – well, actually faceted plastic gems, but they catch the light and sparkle light diamonds. The canvas you work on looks a lot like a cross stitch canvas. There are little symbols all over showing what color dots go where. The parts that get the diamonds are covered with a sticky glue, and the whole canvas has a piece of plastic that covers it to keep it clean before the diamonds are all attached.
The girls and I had a great time going through all our Heat Transfer Vinyl from Happy Crafters to make night shirts with our Cricut. We started off with some large blank tees. We search Cricut Design Space for some images the girls liked. Vada chose a party monkey, and Kyla chose a sleepy pig.
OINK OINK ! Here’s how to make an Origami Pig
Isn’t this little guy just adorable? My daughter Kyla loves pigs, and she thinks this one is awesome. He is fairly easy to make. Only one side of the paper is seen on this piece, so it doesn’t matter if your paper is colored on both sides or just one. Happy folding!
Origami has been one of my hobbies since I was 8 years old. Almost all origami pieces start with one of the origami bases: a folded form that starts a piece. This is one such base. You can find a list of all the bases I have tutorials for here: https://jessieathome.com/origami-bases/
Hello! Welcome to the April Crafty Love Link Party #32, hosted by Marie Segares and me. We have some fun projects that were shared last month. It looks like Amigirumi is popular at the moment. I look forward to seeing what you create this spring.
Be sure to share this link party with all your crafty friends so they can link up as well, and find new and fun craft projects around the web. Every month, the Crafty Love Link Party will open up on the first Thursday at 1:00 a.m. Eastern and close on the last Thursday at 11:55 p.m. Eastern. Share your latest crafts projects, patterns, tutorials, tips, and WIPS, and be sure to stop by and leave comments on other projects, too! Here are the 5 most clicked links from last month.
The products used in this post were provided by PolyForm
While at Creativations I was given some Sculpey Souffle and a Sculpey Bead Making Kit to give a try. I decided to use it with the girls, and see what they could create.
Amigurumi (編みぐるみ, lit. crocheted or knitted stuffed toy) is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small, stuffed yarn creatures. I was invited to review the Charley crochet cactus kit from Global Backyard Industries. Now we all know what an Amigurumi is & where to get a great kit for one.
The kit reviewed in this post was provided by Global Backyard Industries.
Recently, I was invited to review the Charley crochet cactus kit from Global Backyard Industries. When it arrived, it all come in this bag which reminded me of potting soil. What a cute idea.
Have you noticed that String Art is making a come back? This time it’s not just the abstract images, but actual pictures as well. I saw so many of them when I was at Creativation. Today I have a review of a string art kit from EnMart.
The girls are at it again making some cool stickers from Xyron. See why they think the Xyron Sticker Maker is so fun and easy to use.
The products reviewed in this post were provided by Xyron.
I was recently given some 3″ disposable/recyclable Xyron sticker makers for the girls to review.
We started out by designing the stickers. The girls each drew some of there own, and I also printed them both out some mandalas to color from THIS SITE. The printables are at the end of the post and you do have to sign up to get them, but you won’t get spammed, don’t worry!
