Articles related to "Winter Project"

Traditional garden diaries were hand written but with new technology of blogs and digital cameras, the garden diary can go digital.

For those in cold winter climates, finding interesting and creative ideas for artist dates may be a bit of a challenge. Think outside the snowball!

Winter and making paper snowflakes seem to go hand in hand in some household. Learn how to mix them up to use for decorating or art projects.

Create delicious treats for wildlife and decorate your yard all at the same time!

Spring-cleaning does not only mean getting rid of trash, reorganizing, and having a yard sale. It also means creating new pieces of art from winter scraps. (Kid friendly)

Knit, crochet, felt, and weave these fun wool yarn projects in Fully Woolly by Ellen Warwick.

Crafters start by filling socks with rice, and with a few finishing touches, they've made a snowman bursting with personality.

Gather up all that left over fabric pieces. go through your old linens and the kids old clothing. We are about to give them a whole new life.

Try some fun team building holiday activities and projects for groups of preschoolers and school-aged kids this season using marshmallows, cotton balls, and jingle bells.

Looking for something a little different full of color and flair? Well, you have certainly found it.

Winter is the perfect time to introduce the water cycle to students in preschool through elementary. Bring science to life with books, programs and activities.

Are you looking for ideas for tree skirts, ornaments or gifts to make? What about card making, garland or gift wrap? Find it all here.

In years gone by, Home and Garden has offered a collection of our Holiday articles for you. This year we are offering a collection from the entire Suite101.com community.