Box No. 6 is one that I hope will be a fun piece that can be used for years to come. Thanksgiving is one of those holidays that is hard to find fun decor for. I can see these banners on dessert tables or hutches to celebrate everything we are thankful for. I know that my girls and I definitely had a lot of fun making ours! These maker boxes are made to be done together, to encourage quality time, that's why I don’t put an age limit on these projects. Depending on how old your child is, you may need to tweak the steps slightly in order to make it fun for everyone.For example: My girls are 12 and 4...
I'm really excited for The Dainty Maker Box No. 5! This project is not only a special keepsake, but also an activity that is sure to ignite the imagination of your little one long after the glue dries. These maker boxes are made to be done together, to encourage quality time, that's why I don’t put an age limit on these projects. Depending on how old your child is, you may need to tweak the steps slightly in order to make it fun for everyone. This keepsake is meant to be kept for a lifetime, so we used two types of glue to help make that possible. My girls each use a low temp glue gun, which is warm,...
I'm thrilled to share The Dainty Maker Box No. 4 with you! This month's project is a bear hugger keepsake. Hang it anywhere to "hug" your little one's masterpieces, notes, etc. This box also comes with a few pre-printed notes (including one to give it as a gift for Father's Day if you wish). These maker boxes are made to be done together, to encourage quality time, that's why I don’t put an age limit on these projects. Depending on how old your child is, you may need to tweak the steps slightly in order to make it fun for everyone. This keepsake is meant to be kept for a lifetime, so we used two types of glue to help...
The Dainty Maker Box No. 3 is a mixed media butterfly wall hanging. I had Mother's Day in mind when I created this maker box and I'm so excited for each of you to make it your own! This would be a fun craft to make for mom or with mom, but, really, these boxes are sweet for any occasion. I know that my girls and I definitely had a lot of fun making ours! Whether you or your littles are neutral lovers, or the "color all the way" type, there is something for everyone with this maker box. These maker boxes are made to be done together, to encourage quality time, that's why I don’t put an age limit...
Box No. 2 is a fun one. I’m excited to share these leprechaun houses with you! One of the best things about this craft is that it can be used after St. Patty’s Day for imaginative play with any little figures! The possibilities are endless and I can’t wait to see what you create. As always, you can use the back of the Dainty Maker card included to draw out your design ideas. 1. Cut out pattern pieces 2. Cut flap of white box off. (It will be used to trace flower box/ number sign pattern pieces and whatever else you’d like to add.) 3. Flip box over and paint if you’d like. 4. Allow to dry. ...
