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These stamp pads are not only fun to make but they wash out of clothing. You simply take some poster paint and glue, mix them together and you're ready for stamping fun!

Novices, learn how to create a basic mixed-media Artist Trading Card or ACEO using distress ink. Use these ideas as a way to inspire creations of your own!

Letterboxing is a combination of a craft and a game, a treasure hunt of sorts. Any age can enjoy this creative hobby, which will exercise both body and mind.

These tools are all that is needed to create beautiful scrapbook and paper craft topics.

Toddlers enjoy creating and using their imaginations. These toddler Bible Crafts are fun and easy. They require inexpensive materials and low preparation.

The umbrella art activity is a fun way to introduce weather or season related themes to preschool aged children.

This project uses current materials and equipment and applies techniques from Quillings rich history to create something truly unique.

Inspiration is a very important part of all artists' lives, not just mixed-media artists. This art journal prompt focuses on inspiration.

Create art journal pages that incorporate both text and mixed media art without conforming to ruled pages and text boxes.

Get cheap golf gadgets and golf clothing for Dad for frugal Father's Day gifts.

Learn five easy ways to dress up chipboard and incorporate it into your scrapbooking and paper crafting projects.

We’ve all experienced it one form or another. Artist’s block can debilitate even the most brilliant artist without warning. What do artists do to remedy this problem when

Themed art cards (otherwise known as ATCs or ACEOs) are very popular for those who enjoy working on a series, or set of cards. Let's embrace the new season!

Instead of throwing that coffee tray away, make truly "green" Irish shamrock stamps by using a tray from your favorite coffee shop.

Wrap gifts with unique primitive-style fabric lovingly crafted by hand using traditional burlap as the basic material.

Use these lesson ideas to teach students all about the letter N.

Make the whole birthday month fun by counting down the days until the big event.

A photo bookmark is an easy-to-make, handmade present that is perfect to give any time.

Discover a fun birthday party themes that kids will love. Find out everything needed to make sailing party invitations.

Contractors aren't the only people in need of painter's tape. Mixed media artists use this stuff for a wide variety of projects!

The next time you are visiting a craft store, visit the box section. There are cardboard boxes that look like they are made from brown cardboard. An opportunity!

A fun way to get your children working on their alphabet and printing skills is with Valentine's Day cards. Here are great ideas for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

Do you want to unleash your imagination by creating collage or altered art, but you have no idea where or how to begin?

Books that teach and delight, toys that draw on the imagination, crafts that develop fine motor skills, and equipment that promote health are all perfect toddler gifts.

Ideas for stocking stuffers often leave parents stumped. Read on for practical, affordable, and fun Christmas gift ideas for young children.

Scrapbooks incorporate many elements to make a work of art. Learn about the basic items that every scrapbooker requires to exercise creativity.

Looking for DIY gift ideas this holiday season? Learn to make beautiful homemade gift frames using easy-to-find scrapbook and craft supplies.

Kindergarten kids can make caterpillar crafts and projects during caterpillar and butterfly lessons as part of an elementary bug themed unit.

Celebrate your baby's first birthday with a party full of itsy-bitsy treats, footprint invitations, cupcake centerpieces, and fun toddler games.

Double the fun of Valentine's Day by designing and crafting your own cards to give away.

Preserve leaves in glycerine or assemble leaf and flower garlands to wear to the fall festival. Here are a half dozen fall leaf art ideas.

Letterboxing is a great hobby for treasure hunters, children, and those who love to solve mysteries outdoors. Letterboxers use clues to find hidden notebooks and stamps.

Crafting stamps, following clues, solving puzzles, and hiking all combine in the Old World traditional activity known as letterboxing.

The snowflake tissue paper print brings together seasonal winter themes with a simple, yet creative, artistic process.

Preschoolers can print plentiful painted pumpkins this fall. Use this lesson plan on its own as a fun art activity, or combine it with a season themed unit.

Jazz up paper projects with these simple resist techniques.

An artist spends many hours perfecting techniques that other people struggle with. Teaching art classes allows the artist to share knowledge and earn a living.

Do-it-yourself brides need not fret when it comes to constructing their own classy favors. Affordable, creative options can enhance a DIY wedding.

Create a fun family art center at home. Choose a room and fill child sized shelves with creative art materials to explore.

Color recognition skills are important to build during the early childhood years. Creative color themed art projects are a great addition to a preschool lesson plan.

Creative ways of using Bible crafts to teach science content to primary level children. Favorite science topics, discussion questions, and step by step directions given.

Blessed are we who hear the words that Jesus spoke in the Sermon on the Mount and live them daily. Teach preschoolers about the Beatitudes with these lesson ideas.

Children love to do crafts during the holidays. Keep them busy with this easy holiday craft idea and make beautiful ornaments to hang on the tree or to give as gifts.

Rubber stamps are an easy and fairly inexpensive way to make invitations. Incorporate computer-generated text or hand write in party details.