Welcome to our Holiday Crafts page. Discover our how-to posts that walk you step-by-step through seasonal, special event, and holiday handmade projects. This list shares some of our most popular how-to posts, or scroll down for the latest projects.
15 Minute Winter Snowflake Foiled Placematcontests • crafts • crafts • holidays
Looking for a simple yet elegant placemat for winter fun? One that the kids can help out with? This simple 15 minute snowflake placemat does all of that... and will last into the New Year as well! Making these placemats is so easy!
Craft: How to Make Patriotic Cupcake Liner Decor#gno information! • crafts • #gno featured • holidays
Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you have to create something last minute. With the Fourth of July being only a week away, I've put together a super quick and easy tutorial so you can create your own big-impact decor with items that you might already have on hand.…
Easter Craft: How to Dress Up Your Easter Baskets#gno information! • crafts • #gno featured • holidays
I am a fan of taking something ordinary and making it extraordinary; that includes Easter baskets. I must say there are so many fun Easter baskets at the stores, but I like to have a unique one of a kind Easter basket. And it only takes a few minutes and…
Father’s Day Printablesholidays • free printables • what's popular
One of the most meaningful gifts from a child to a parent is a homemade gift that child put thought and time into making. Here are some great Father's Day printables that will take you no time at all to print out, fill in, and then set out for Dad…
Hand Print Thanksgiving Gratitude Cards#gno information! • crafts • #gno featured • holidays
While I encourage my kids (and remind myself!) to practice gratitude year round, there's something about November that inspires all of us to pay extra attention to the things we're grateful for. The kids, my husband, and I've been talking a lot about what we're grateful for around the dinner…
DIY Thanksgiving Cards Kids Can MakeI remember tracing my hands to make turkeys back in elementary school. We'd color in our fingers to make the features. And then we'd eat some sort of Thanksgiving lunch in the cafeteria. I loved making those turkeys. It's one of those quintessential holiday kid crafts, no? But I've never…
