This paper and yarn jellyfish will virtually bring the beach to your home regardless of where you live. You can make this with construction paper, yarn and a touch of creativity. Now that you know where to start, let’s see how much better your paper and yarn jellyfish looks.
Hot Rocks
These hot rocks are yet another excellent way to keep your kiddos out of your hair during their summer break. You can make these by heating up rocks in an oven to 350 degrees for approximately 15 minutes. From there, let your kids color them to perfection. Be careful- the rocks will be extremely hot.
Watermelon Fan
Nothing gets people in the summer mood like a juicy watermelon, but it seems almost impossible to enjoy this tasty treat when dealing with the blistering summer heat. Fortunately, this is no longer a problem with this summer-themed watermelon fan. I bet you already have everything you need to make this.
Button Rings
If you are like most parents, you likely have hyperactive kids feeling like they have nothing to do once school lets out for the summer. Letting your kiddos make these button rings to play with is the optimal solution and the best part is that they are inexpensive to make.
Crystal Egg Geodes
If these vibrant crystal egg geodes won’t get your friends and family members perked up for the summer festivities, I don’t know what will. These can be made with eggs, dye alum powder and whatever else you can think to add for a personalized touch.
Paper Plate Seagulls
When given a chance, it would be hard for anyone to turn down a beach vacation, but sometimes that dirty “work” word gets in the way of things. With these paper plate seagulls, you can almost smell the ocean water running onto the sandy beach.
Paper Umbrella Wreath
Cocktails topped off with paper umbrellas are yet another sign that summer has finally arrived. By displaying this paper umbrella wreath on your door, your guests will be ready to kick off the summer season exchanging stories beside the grill with their beverage of choice.
