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It doesn’t take much to keep children engaged. I pick up cheap-y crafting supplies at the Dollar Tree or Target and keep then in a drawer that the kids can get into in the back. They never tire of using the supplies and their imaginations to make things. It’s pretty awesome.
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Great idea. It looks like they’re having tonnes of crafty fun. X
Craft supplies are my daughter’s favorites. She loves making things and has even started saving cereal boxes, etc. to combine with her crafts. She makes Barbie furniture that way. 🙂
Happy Sunday!
🙂
Traci
Brilliant! The other day we used a cereal box to create our own board game. Put Pie made a prototype on paper and then we used the cereal box decorated with colored paper and washi tape to make a sturdier version.
I think our girls will like each other very much once they meet!
🙂
Traci