Easter Buckets

I finished my kiddos Easter buckets tonight. I know it is a little last minute but spring cleaning has taken priority this month.

I made the buckets after my very crafty s.i.l. gave me the cute idea. I purchased my buckets for $2 at Target. I placed vinyl bunnies and lettering on the front then had my husband drill holes for the handle. I used organza ribbon braided together to make a sturdy handle. Then I filled it with FUN! Now u have an idea for next year.

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Letter To Santa

I was looking for a Christmas card that my daughter could color and send to Santa and I didn't find any good ones...so I created my own.

My daughter loved this. I helped her write her letter and glue a picture of what she wanted in the box. You could have them color a picture there or copy and paste a picture directly into the file on the computer. Add a stamp, return address and put it in the mail and make all your little ones dreams come true.

Download the file by right clicking on the image, choosing "save as" in the menu and saving the document to your own computer. Printing it as an 8.5 by 11 page works best. It isn't too late to get it in the mail, but be advised it probably will be returned to you;)

Merry Christmas to all. Enjoy.

Turkey Place Settings

My little girl and I made these for our Thanksgiving feast. Instead of making them into a family tree we just made them into place setting labels. It was great practice for her to write her letters. We're getting ready for kindergarten.

I used hot glue to attach the leafs, cardboard looking paper, and some left over stickers. This was a very easy and useful craft for turkey day. This idea was from of one of my favorite kids websites KABOOSE. It is sponsored by Disney and has great ideas for young children.

Happy Thanksgiving ya'll!