Making Easter baskets out of paper. That's what my daughter had on her mind.
In my naivity, I thought this would be a great activity while her brother was sleeping. And then I went hunting for directions.
Got coupons? I have stacks of ads and good intentions, and this basket from Roots of Simplicity would be a great solution: roll, glue and go. The project takes about an hour, not including drying time.
Unfortunately, needed something a little more in tune with the inpatience of a kindergartener. Instead I found another alternative at Miss Birtie's Blog. Simple, but easy enough to do with some leftover cardstock or magazine ads.
In my naivity, I thought this would be a great activity while her brother was sleeping. And then I went hunting for directions.
Got coupons? I have stacks of ads and good intentions, and this basket from Roots of Simplicity would be a great solution: roll, glue and go. The project takes about an hour, not including drying time.
Unfortunately, needed something a little more in tune with the inpatience of a kindergartener. Instead I found another alternative at Miss Birtie's Blog. Simple, but easy enough to do with some leftover cardstock or magazine ads.
1 comment:
wow, that first picture does look cool!
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