Henry and I made some cool snowflakes from wrapping paper!
See how we did it over on Kiwi Crate’s The Studio!
Cutting snowflakes are great cutting practice for a preschooler and work their fine motor skills. 
Wrapping Paper Snowflakes
December 17, 2012 by Leave a Comment
DIY Wrapping Paper: 10 Designs
December 12, 2012 by 3 Comments
Homemade wrapping paper designs: [above from top-left]
Simple sticker art with office dots! By Red Ted Art
Sponge and scooter art turned into gift wrap! By Taming the Goblin
Tape resist scribble art the name of the gift’s receiver!
Toddler Craft: Wrapping Paper Stocking
December 11, 2012 by 2 Comments
This is another activity that I did a couple of years ago with Henry after Christmas with wrapping paper scraps. The idea for the activity came from No Time For Flash Cards, once again.
After
Christmas Tree & Presents Matching
December 3, 2012 by 4 Comments
I did this activity a couple years ago at Christmas with Henry. I found it on No Time for Flash Cards.
I reused some scrap wrapping paper pieces and cut out a Christmas tree shape in four different wrapping paper patterns. I
Countdown to Christmas: Wrapping Paper Chain
November 29, 2012 by 2 Comments
The boys are super excited for Christmas this year. So to keep their excitement contained and still keep them excited… we created one of the most timeless, old-fashioned, activity countdowns that there is… the paper chain.
Instead of the usual paper or card
Activity: Snowman Fridge
January 4, 2012 by 28 Comments
A very large snowman for your kitchen! This is so easy to do!
I made ours an interactive snowman.
I cut out the following pieces from craft foam sheets.
2 large black circles [eyes]
3 medium black circles [buttons]
5 small black circles [mouth]
1 orange triangle [nose]
If
Art: DIY Wrapping Paper from Tissue Paper
September 21, 2011 by 12 Comments
George is turning 1…tomorrow!
Henry and I got creative by making some of our own wrapping paper for George’s present.
A simple art technique with tissue paper and water, that I learned about from The Little Red Hen.
Henry started with ripping different colors of
