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A quick note to let you know I have a new email address for The Crafty Crow. I will still be using the old address but I am trying to get all the Crow business moved over so if you can update your address books I'd really appreciate it! Thanks!
New email: hellocraftycrow(at)gmail(dot)com
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Glittergoods has a new take on painted rocks - create a whole rock neighborhood! Glue some felt to the underside and you'd have a great coffee table activity for all ages :)
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Pretty Ditty has put together a great photo tutorial for
teaching finger knitting to children! So easy, all
you need is yarn and four fingers.
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Gather some old magazines and a pair of scissors and have fun making these adorable collage paper dolls by Seven Stories High or
this funny face collage by Good+Happy Day!
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A Little Hut has some new ideas for an old craft stand-by - use popsicle sticks to create colorful and modern abstract art
or encourage your little builder to create a cabin in the woods or miniature doll house!
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Full Circle shares lots of ideas for an Egyptian party including eye makeup, an Egyptian feast,
ankh sculptures, mummy treasure hunt, Egyptian music,
pyramids, heiroglyphics and more!
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Have you wanted to give batik a try but just didn't want to deal with the mess? Well, That Artist Woman has come up with an easier way with great results using glue! All the details are here.
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I love this little duck parade toy made by My Plum Pudding! Use as a go-along craft with Make Way For Ducklings
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Nature Notes From Above shows how they made colorful stepping stones decorated with broken pottery and...
The Write Start made a more traditional stepping stone with a handprint and shells. Both are beautiful and make wonderful keepsakes or gifts!
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Isn't this beautiful?! Have fun with a Gustav Klimt inspired art project from Art Projects for Kids :)
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