Quick and Easy Craft Kits for Kids

Looking for a fun way to spend quality time with someone you love?  Try a craft kit or try a "do-it-yourself" crafty concoction!

Check out our all-inclusive craft kits for kids of all ages. We showcase birthday party kits, activity buckets for preschoolers, jewelry kits, model car kits, soap making kits, scrapbooking kits, knitting kits, painting kits, home-decor & sewing projects and much...much more!

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* Did you know that the average American child spends approximately 4 hours per day watching television or playing video games?

* Would you like to spend more quality time with your child but are uncertain what to do?

* How would you like to have a a family activity completely planned and ready to go after a busy day at the office?

* Do you love doing crafts with your kids but lack the time, and energy to shop for the materials?

* Wouldn't your loved ones appreciate a hand-crafted gift from the heart that your children created just for them?

These are just a few reasons to enjoy some craft kits today!

Materials:

 - Two cups water

 - Two cups plaster of Paris

 - Two tablespoons wet or dry tempera paint

 - Toilet paper tubes

 - Duct tape

Use duct tape to cover one end of each toilet paper tube. Mix all ingredients and set aside for 5 minutes. Line a cookie sheet with wax paper or foil. Place tubes upright (open end up) on cookie sheet. Tape the tubes upright onto the wax paper or foil to make it steadier. Pour mixture into holders. Let sit until chalk mixture is almost firm. Rip off the toilet paper tubes and let the sidewalk chalk dry for about 2 more hours

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Materials:
- 1 cup grated Ivory soap
-1/4 Cup warm water 4-6 drops food coloring

Mix water, soap and food color together in medium bowl. Stir till the mixture begins to stiffen.

Remove mixture from the bowl and knead until it is the consistency of a very thick dough.

Spoon crayon mix into plastic ice cube trays.

Place crayons in the freezer for 10 minutes.

Pop crayons out and allow to dry overnight or until hard. Can be used as
a bath soap.

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Materials:

2 cups flour
1 cup salt
2 tablespoons cream of tarter
2 cups of water
1 tablespoons mineral oil
food coloring
Mix all ingredients in a saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring until
stiff. Allow to cool, then knead.

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Materials:
-3 Tbs. baking soda
-3 Tbs. cornstarch
-3 Tbs. white vinegar
-1-1/2 tsp. light corn syrup
-food coloring
Mix all ingredients except food coloring in a small mixing bowl.

Divide the mixture into several small plastic tubs or jar lids.

Add several drops of food coloring to each tub or lid and mix.

Use as they are or let them dry into hard cakes of paint. If you use them while they're dry, be sure to wet the paintbrush before painting.

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Materials:
-flavored gelatin
-boiling water

Add enough boiling water to the gelatin to make it a good consistency for finger paint. Allow to cool.

Finger paint on glossy paper.

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Materials:

- Two parts white glue

 - One part liquid starch

Mix ingredients and let dry until workable.  Add more glue or starch if necessary. Store in airtight container.

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Materials:
- 1 pkg instant vanilla pudding
- food coloring

Mix pudding according to directions.

Add food coloring for desired color.

Finger paint on glossy paper.

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Materials:

 - One cup of water

 - Two tablespoons liquid detergent

 - One Tablespoons glycerin (available at  drug stores)

 - 1/2 tablespoon sugar

Mix together and use.

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