DIY Crafts

You can use clothespins to make a nifty flower trivet for your child to paint.

Using an egg carton, tempera paint, and pipe cleaners, your preschooler can create a beautiful butterfly.

Follow these instructions to help your preschool child make a headband with real feathers.

Here's an attractive place mat you can really use. Be sure to laminate the finished piece, so that it can resist any spills.

Make this attractive wall-mounted holder for your child's beanbag baby animals.

You and your child will have fun making this handsome spider. All you need is a bit of yarn and some googly eyes.

You can easily create a photo magnet for your refrigerator using the lid from a jar.

Decorate a box with your child's art and fill it with notes to praise and encourage everyone in the family.

Instead of fish shapes, you can cut out holiday shapes such as hearts or shamrocks for this necklace.

This Halloween art project produces squarish spiders that your child will love to play with.

Follow these easy instructions to make a potpourri ball. It's fun to make and will keep any area smelling good!

This personalized T-shirt can feature an imprint of your toddler's feet, an iron-on photograph, and a special message written in fabric paint.

For a real tree effect, cut lollipop sticks and have your preschool child insert them in a Styrofoam cone.

Cardboard, popsicle sticks, and a glue gun make an easy and decorative art project for your child.

This easy-to-make beanbag has a real fish shape, complete with open mouth and gills.

Your preschooler can create Spoon People using glue yarn, buttons, and a wooden spoon.

Help your preschooler learn about climate, geography, and weather with this cloud-watching activity.

This magnetic ruler will let you display your child's artwork on the refrigerator.