Category: Crafts
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TMNT Pizza Wreath
Deck the halls with…a super cheesy TMNT holiday wreath! In a few easy steps you can create this mutant masterpiece, too. What You’ll Need Foam Ring Felt (brown, red, yellow, orange, blue, purple, green, white, and black) Pom Poms Cotton Stuffing Glitter Glue Hot Glue How to Make: Step One: Take foam ring and glue…
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TMNT Holiday Gnarly Garland
If your household celebrates Christmas, you know there are never too many decorations. There’s the classic Christmas tree with the homemade ornaments, inflatable characters on the front lawn, festive toilet paper, and so on. Eventually, your kid requests their own Christmas tree small enough to fit on their night stand, but big enough to mark their independence. If they’re…
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The Nickelodeon Family Gets Crafty for Christmas
This year, we set out to decorate our tree with some of our favorite Nick and Nick Jr. friends (plus, a snowman)! Don’t SpongeBob, Peppa, Wally, Shimmer, and The Fairly Odd Parents look sooo cute? Grab some plain round ornaments, glitter, and felt–and some inspiration from us–and get crafting!
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Googly-eyed Ornaments
The house somehow feels a little safer with these guys watching over your living room from their Christmas-tree vantage point. You won’t believe how simple they are to make: (Difficulty Level: Easy) What You’ll Need 4 Green, ball-shaped ornaments 4 colored ribbons (blue, orange, red, and purple) 8 Googley eyes Glue stick How to Make Step…
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DIY Top Wing Penny Halloween Costume
What You’ll Need Pink kids turtleneck White kids leggings White bike helmet Head Microphone Pink rain boots Navy blue kids mittens 3 dark pink buttons Felt sheets, light pink, dark pink, light grey, dark grey, white Self Adhesive Fun Foam, grey and yellow Egg carton Yellow paint Elastic string Pink trim Black trim Hot glue…
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DIY Top Wing Swift Halloween Costume
What You’ll Need Orange kids turtleneck White kids pants White bike helmet Head Microphone Orange high tops Turquoise kids gloves 3 dark orange buttons Felt sheets, light orange, dark orange, light grey, dark grey, white, turquoise Self Adhesive Fun Foam, grey and brown Egg carton Grey paint Elastic string Orange trim Black trim Hot…
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Rusty Rivets Father’s Day Picture Frame
You and your kids can combine and design the perfect Father’s Day gift! Here’s how you can Rust-ify a special new family picture frame: What You’ll Need 5×7” Picture frame Sticky tack glue Steel nuts and bolts, 3-5 different shapes and varieties Orange acrylic paint Sponge brush How to Make Step One: Remove the glass and…
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Sunny Day Flower Pot
Planting flowers is a fun and educational way to celebrate springtime. If your kid is a Sunny Day super-fan, try this project together. Just a warning though, your kid might develop a green thumb…and possibly some purple fingers. Difficulty Level: Easy What You’ll Need Flower pots, 4″ in. diameter Outdoor acrylic paint* Fertilizer 3″ Sponge brush…
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Printable Karaoke Microphones
Everyone knows Sunny never says never to singing a catchy tune! Next time your kid bursts into song, be prepared with this super simple DIY microphone. All you have to do is print the link below, cut it out, and attach it to a wooden dowel or even an old pencil. To add extra style,…
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Top Wing Bird House
Spring has officially sprung! Or at least we think so. Welcome the season with your cadets by decorating a Top Wing Bird House! To get started, have them pick their favorite feathery friend to make a single house. Or, take on the challenge of crafting the whole flock! Difficulty Level: Medium What You’ll Need: A Bird…
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Build your own Nick Jr. themed Piñata!
The phrase “homemade piñata” potentially sounds just as intimidating as “potty training.” While we can’t make those training pants disappear, we can show you how to build a Nick Jr. piñata out of cardboard and a few other supplies. Just follow the steps below! Difficulty Level: medium What You’ll Need: Cardboard Boxcutter Scissors Pencil Packing tape…
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Sunny Day Marbled Easter Eggs
“What do we do now?” says your kid after they eagerly dump all their prepped Easter egg into a cup of dye and vinegar. Half the time, they’re too excited to wait for their masterpiece to dry and take on a bright, springtime color. For a more interactive approach to this timeless craft, ditch the…