The best I craft ideas for kids

Here are my favourite I craft ideas for kids from last week’s #Pintorials:

Best I craft ideas for kids:

• Imprint charm gifts from Mosswood Connections: This is such a cute idea.  You can make them completely personal and it’s a great way to practice fine motor skills and even spelling if you’re using letter stamps.
• Ice play and frozen dinosaur eggs by Dabbling Momma: These frozen animals, including dinosaur eggs are really fun – I love that the creatures need to be ‘rescued’ from being trapped inside the ice!
• Icy Frozen-inspired spiral cake tutorial from Mummy M’s Memories: This cake is just an edible work of art – it’s absolutely worthy of Elsa & Anna!  The tutorial is awesome, plus I bet it tastes divine.

This week I’m linking up my Autumn scavenger hunt post which has a free printable and is lots of fun for kids of all ages on a crisp Autumn day (we actually did it last Saturday and the boys found everything apart from a dandelion clock)!

Why not check out my co-hosts; Eileen (food), Kate (Autumn crafts for pre-schoolers) and Anna (paint activities) too?
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