It's soft ... it's squishy ... it has chomp-able ears and a nice, soft jingle. It is sure to be your infant's favorite first toy. Materials: one sock per rattle polyfill stuffing embroidery thread and needle one jingle bell optional: sewing machine, thread, etc. If you use a machine, a ...

It’s no secret that we love forts, tents, and hideaways so I am super excited to share this simple tutorial on how to build a structure out of newspaper. The way you create the structure can be modified depending on the age of your kids. Mine are 7 and 9 ...

This tutorial includes a template and lots and lots of photos and instructions.

It doesn't have to be Easter to make some cute bunnies, but their pretty colors remind me of jelly beans! Using cardboard tubes from paper towels or bathroom tissue, you can make this fun and bright family of bunny rabbits with your kids!

This great rug was made out of 51 t-shirts. I’m going to show you how it’s done, but let me warn you- while this rug was super inexpensive to make with the resource of money- it was very costly in the resource of time. http://xoelle.com/2009/05/t-shirt-latch-hook-rug-tutorial/

Beautiful tutorial for a paper rose wreath made from rolled recycled book pages.

What you'll need: aluminum cans, gloves (these suckers can get sharp), box cutter, needle noes pliers, and wire cutters, regular scissors, china marker, short aluminum rivets 1/8 inch or 3mm, #6 washers, wire, hole puncher that can punch a 1/8 in hole, rivet gun...

I have folded a few thousand of these boxes and have learned the following along the way: cut a good square, fold crisply, and practice before you use paper you really like!

Try your hands at this chipmunk to start your very own menagerie of recycled glove critters. Download complete instructions.