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Kids can explore the art of sponge painting while creating a beautiful, seasonal art picture.

How to use household objects in your paintings, from sponges to toothbrushes and beyond.

Faux painting techniques and Venetian plaster are two ways of adding texture and depth to walls. Learn to add interest to any space by utilizing these techniques.

Some places display the fall season naturally and others don't, however, children can learn about seasonal changes through educational activities.

The last set of instructions for turning your plaster columns into marbleized works of art through faux finishing.

Eight ways to teach your child to read and write the letters of the alphabet.

Joseph was given a beautiful coat by his father. Joseph had no idea how his world was about to change. Here are some ideas for teaching this lesson to preschoolers.

Give three popular Father's Day presents a new twist by having kids personalize them with paint and pictures.

Easter egg decorating with paints, stickers, everyday items and natural ingredients.

Trace a young child's hand and then allow her to turn the shape into a turkey with markers or crayons. Glue to a simple napkin ring for a holiday table decoration.

Start with a plain step ladder, add some paint and stencils and you can create a family heirloom with your child.

Some paint, a toothbrush and plain paper and VOILA! - beautiful gift wrap kids can make.

Married couples who need cheap and creative ideas for adult couples' costumes can make Halloween costumes from boxes or posterboard.

Boys love anything to do with outer space -- rockets, games, toys, movies, and more. Give your tween a special treat and decorate his room in a special space theme.

Inspire your child's imagination and creativity with these fun Valentine themed arts and crafts.

Let the cold blustery winds blow outside while the children have fun with winter activities indoors.

Make any chore into a fun & easy entertaining event for your friends & family. You provide the F&B, music and supplies for the task; your friends supply the manpower!

Fabric painting is a simple way for quilters, sewers, scrapbookers, and other artists to embellish and alter clothing, quilts, home decor, or just about any fabric item.

With a few simple and inexpensive art supplies around the house, children can produce artwork worthy of a "clothesline" art show.

Use everyday items around the house for entertaining the kids.