Category Archives: Crafts

Re-Post: Natural Egg Dye

Last year I did a guest post for A Teaspoon and A Pinch on how to dye eggs naturally. Please take a stroll over to Sara’s site to see how we had a great time dying eggs with God’s own … Continue reading

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Easy Pumpkin Craft

I’ve been saving up our toilet paper rolls and giving them to my son’s school or our church preschool to use for crafts as a way to reuse them. I found an easy craft to do with toilet paper rolls … Continue reading

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Easy Play-Doh Recipe!

Who needs the store bought stuff, when you can whip up a batch of your own! 2 cups flour 1 cup salt 2 tbsp oil 1 cup water *6 tsp alum (preservative, if you want to keep it longer) Mix … Continue reading

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Sidewalk Chalk Paint Recipe

How easy is this sidewalk chalk paint recipe?   Simply mix 1 cup of water with 1 cup of cornstarch. Pour into muffin tins and mix in food coloring. Find some large kid paintbrushes and have at it! When it … Continue reading

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Make Your Own Puffy Paint

I came across a cool recipe for homemade (non-toxic) puffy paint in Family Fun Magazine this month. It is very simple! 1 tbsp flour 1 tbsp salt 1 tsp baking powder 2 tbsp water (might need a touch more) food … Continue reading

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How to Make Your Own Red and Pink Dye

Yesterday, I mentioned some of the dangers of Red Dye 40. Today, I want to show you how easy it is to make your own dye. Beets are naturally a beautiful, deep maroon color. I personally do not like the … Continue reading

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Homemade Clay (Oats, Flour, Water)

There are many clay recipes out there, but I find the ones with salt make my hands itchy. This one is very simple and works well! 1 cup oatmeal (best if ground in coffee grinder, but not necessary) 2/3 cup … Continue reading

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