Toy Story Easter Eggs

To infinity… and beyond! It would really seem the possibilities for decorating Easter eggs are truly endless, and the Toy Story Easter eggs below are a perfect example of this! Only a few extra materials are needed besides the obvious hard boiled eggs to make your very own Buzz, Woody and Little Green Men!

Disney Easter Eggs

Dyeing Easter eggs the old fashioned way can still be fun, but why not kick it up a notch and make Easter eggs that look like your favorite Disney characters? With a bit of papercraft handiwork and some help from your computer printer, you can make ordinary eggs like remarkably similar to Mickey and his…

Hand Print Shamrock Art

Every kid loves finger painting, so here’s a fun way to do it with a St. Patrick’s theme! 4 of your child’s hand prints combine to form a somewhat obscure but easily recognizable symbol of St. Paddy’s – the elusive 4 leaf clover!

Leprechaun Traps

Those pesky little leprechauns can be pretty tough to catch… but now catching them is no sweat, thanks to these clever leprechaun traps! No leprechaun can resist the allure of shiny gold coins, so put some in a jar (with a conveniently placed ladder for easy access) and wait. Before long you’ll have your very…

Paper Shamrock Guys

Now you can make some friends for your toilet paper roll shamrock guys by crafting up these plain paper shamrock guys! The other guys might be jealous of this one’s arms and legs, but I’m sure they’ll get along just fine.

Fruit Loop Rainbow

You might not want to taste this rainbow, as it is likely covered in glue. Jokes aside, this is a quick and easy craft using just a bit of paper, some fruit loops and some gold fish crackers. And if you’re hungry, you can snack on the cereal and crackers while you create your work…

Pipe Cleaner & Bead Shamrocks

Having trouble finding a 4 leaf clover? I think we all remember searching and searching for one as a kid, and most of us could never find one. Well your search ends now, because you can just craft your own! String a pipe cleaner through some beads, then bend it into the proper shape, and…