Kids' Crafts
Easy Kids Crafts for Rainy Days (Using What You Already Have)
Rain in the forecast? These easy kids crafts use paper, cardboard and pantry staples to keep little hands busy and happy indoors.
Read the tutorialCrafts that keep little hands busy, spark creativity and don't destroy the kitchen. Every project lists the age range, setup time and the supplies you probably already own.
Kids' Crafts
Rain in the forecast? These easy kids crafts use paper, cardboard and pantry staples to keep little hands busy and happy indoors.
Read the tutorial
Lay down a cheap shower curtain or kraft paper, set out only the supplies needed for one project, and let kids lead. The goal is process, not a perfect result — and that's exactly why these projects work for toddlers through tweens.
Always supervise small parts and glue guns, choose washable, non-toxic paints, and keep anything under about 1.75 inches away from children under three.
Gallons for a room or quarts for a dresser — no more half-empty cans.
Exact plaster of Paris, calcium carbonate or baking soda ratios for any batch.
Answer 4 quick questions and get your perfect project match.
See your makeover total — and how much DIY saves you.
Turn one favorite color into a whole-room palette.