Posts Tagged ‘crafts for kids’
Remembrance Day Wreath
Use the poppies from our Remembrance Day Poppy kit to decorate your handmade Remembrance Day wreath! Everyone in your class can contribute to this activity using their hand-prints as leaves for the wreath! Age: 5+ Duration: 30 minutes You’ll Need: • R42005 Remembrance Day Poppies • Bristol paper • Fingerpaint paper • Green fingerpaint • Glue •…
Read MoreCaution! Twins at Play! uses our Color Diffusing Paper Leaves!
Kristen from Caution! Twins at Play! posted photos of her twins Graham and Parker painting our R2442 Color Diffusing Paper Leaves! They used liquid watercolor to color the leaves and painted onto clear plates to keep the table surface clean. This post, called “water color” was published on December 30, 2012. Kristen took many…
Read MoreCraft Spotlight: Bunting Flags
Welcome to our first Craft Spotlight post! These posts will be published every Monday to showcase our favorite craft projects developed and manufactured domestically by Roylco! This week’s feature craft is R22046 Bunting Flags! Bunting Flags are cut from heavier paper and are great for painting on! Use regular tempera paint for coloring the flags.…
Read MoreJudy’s Handmade Creations uses our Bright Buttons!
Judy from Judy’s Handmade Creations used our Bright Buttons to decorate lovely handmade cards! R2131 Bright Buttons are perfect for a variety of different projects, including scrapbooking and collage! The post, entitled “Summer Mini Album 2013!!” was posted on June 27, … Continue reading →
Read MorePatt’sArt uses our Insect Rubbing Plates!
Patt from Patt’sArt uses our R5803 Insect Rubbing Plates to make beautiful textile prints. She rubs special fabric ink to bring the texture onto the textile piece. Check it out! Patt published her process in four posts. In each post, … Continue reading →
Read MoreSummer 2013 Art Camp!
Last month, we organized a summer art camp for kids ages 3-10. The art camp took place for three days in one week in July and lasted from 9 AM to 2 PM. Our art campers crafted, painted and created … Continue reading →
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