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Let the kiddos have fun with these easy-to-make Craft Stick Patriotic Hat Craft! It is a great family fun craft activity and the perfect place card for a Fourth of July party with the kiddos! In addition, this fun craft requires only a handful of basic supplies and, like I said, super easy to make […] The post Make Your Own Craft Stick Patriotic Hat – #DollarStoreCraft appeared first on Mom Does Reviews.

The Spit, at the northern end of Sebago, is a popular beach spot among boaters. Big, deep, readily accessible and sparkling clean, Sebago Lake is a Maine getaway that offers a little something for everyone. By Ken Textor; Photos by Tom Richardson Whether you want to be in the middle of the action or off in some quiet corner of the lake fishing, Sebago can provide. Even sailboat owners laud its winds, which can zoom out of the White Mountains to the northwest or gently waft in off the ocean to the southwest. Kids enjoy leaping from the rocks at...

Save on Nintendo Games Today, June 21st only, hop on over to GameStop.com where they are offering select Nintendo Labo Kits for just $19.99 (regularly $59.99+)! These kits make great presents, so grab one while it’s on sale and stash it in your gift closet! Check out these deals… Nintendo LABO Robot Kit Only $19.99 (regularly $59.99)  This kit allows your kids to make their very own cardboard Toy-Con suit and turn themselves into the game controller! They can customize their robot’s in-game appearance and use their own craft supplies to decorate their actual robot suit. I bought this for...

Love painted rock art? Painting rocks is a trendy and inexpensive craft idea, and the possibilities are endless with all the designs you can make using paint! This DIY cactus rocks garden craft is fun and lets you use your imagination. I love that this craft encourages all ages to join in and get creative! Plus, the best part – this is a garden EVERYONE can keep alive! This is great opportunity to use craft supplies you may already have on hand to embellish your cactus garden, such as any green craft paint, markers, puffy paint, or even nail polish!...

I originally published this tutorial on Crafting a Green World.Have you ever gone out to collect flowers and then wanted to make some beautiful craft with them RIGHT THEN, but were kind of over the impulse by the time you finished drying and pressing them weeks later? Unless your attention span is really, really, really short, that won't happen when you use my full-proof method of drying flowers in the microwave. Pop a flower in and two minutes later you'll be crafting away! This method works with both flowers and leaves--it's particularly great for making leaf collections and saving wildflowers,...