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I’ve been making printables a long time. I remember using WordPerfect on our giant PC as a kid to make fun things for my little brother and I. (We even made a Star Wars newspaper.) And I’ve been making all sorts of them professionally for over 10 years – papercrafts, workbooks, planners, and so many others. When I…
After our bug matching game from last week, we’ve been in bug mode around here.Today I have a simple bug craft to show you, along with a free printable template for the bugs.This post contains affiliate links. You can read my disclosure policy here. Materials-Paper – We used regular paper, but cardstock would also work…
I read very few comics growing up. My brother and I had a few Star Wars comics, but that was about it. Then Tim introduced me to the world of comics and webcomics when we were dating. Many times we would go out to visit Barnes and Noble and just sit and read. We also frequently would sit and read webcomics together. My favorite (that I need to catch up on – I’m several years behind!) is Girl Genius. We even started our own webcomic several years ago.
Remember our adorable robot finger puppets from a couple weeks ago? Today I’m going to show you how to make felt monster finger puppets. These are some of my favorite little projects to make. They are so quick and easy to put together, and they turn so cute. And I love when a project can have an added bonus of being a practical toy for the boys to play with.
This dragon marionette puppet is a simple and fun craft for kids. It only requires a few supplies to make, and is tons of fun to play with when it’s done. My two year old enjoyed “feeding” his dragon some tacos when we read Dragons Love Tacos (our new favorite book!).
So far this has been the most loved printable craft I’ve made for my boys. There were actually tears the first night over who got to sleep with the blocks before I had a chance to print off a second set. Who knew that a set of robot blocks could be so loved?
You can print off and assemble your own little set of mix-n-match robot blocks.
Ahoy mateys! Welcome to our fourth day of pirate week here at Create in the Chaos. I’ve got a great tutorial for you today – a tutorial for a cardboard treasure box.
When I told my kids we were going to turn a cardboard box into a rocket, they were very excited. And they were also a little disappointed when I explained to them that no, it really couldn’t fly to Mars. This post contains affiliate links. You can read my disclosure policy here. Whenever we get a…
Dragons are awesome. Paper airplanes are awesome. Dragon paper airplane? This was definitely a win at our house! Here’s a fun, simple craft you can set up and do in 5 minutes. […]