Quality and creativity go hand in hand with Canvas Art kits from Royal & Langnickel. These art kits come with a printed canvas and markers or paint. I got 2 of each for the girls to try out, though they would be suitable for adults as well (I was a little jealous that I didn’t have any to paint myself!)
Cool String Art by Lori Wenger is full of some of the neatest string art pieces you will ever see. They are not the spirograph-type designs I remember from my youth, but more random and fun. There is an impressive assortment of designs for different decors and tastes, and I am giving away 1 copy of this excellent book!
The book reviewed in this post was provided by Leisure Arts.
Time for some Unicorn Magic with Big Stitch from 3 Birds Design. Unicorn Magic is just 1 of many of their great kits for kids. They are fun, easy, and will inspire the creative bone in your kid, like Vada and especially my unicorn crazed aficionado, Kyla. So here’s our take & review on the Unicorn Magic wall art kit.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by 3 Birds Design, Big Stitch
Looking for a relaxing and rewarding way to spend some time? I have found one way with Diamond Dotz and here is my Diamond Dotz review to tell you why I think so.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by NeedleArt World
A while back I got an exciting package in the mail: Diamond Dotz!! Diamond Dotz is painting with diamonds – well, actually faceted plastic gems, but they catch the light and sparkle light diamonds. The canvas you work on looks a lot like a cross stitch canvas. There are little symbols all over showing what color dots go where. The parts that get the diamonds are covered with a sticky glue, and the whole canvas has a piece of plastic that covers it to keep it clean before the diamonds are all attached.
National Princess Week
The kit used in this post was provided by LEGO.
Did you know this week (4/22-4/28) is National Princess Week? Kyla is super excited about it, she’s all about princesses. Lego even sent us this nifty Mulan’s Training Day Build and Swap set to help us celebrate!
The girls and I had a great time going through all our Heat Transfer Vinyl from Happy Crafters to make night shirts with our Cricut. We started off with some large blank tees. We search Cricut Design Space for some images the girls liked. Vada chose a party monkey, and Kyla chose a sleepy pig.
The book reviewed in this post was provided by Leisure Arts.
Homespun Comfort Shawls is a collection of 6 lovely crochet shawls all made with Homespun Yarn. Homespun is made by Lion Brand, and is a soft and squishy bulky yarn which works up quickly. The patterns included in this booklet all show off the best qualities of the Homespun yarn.
The products used in this post were provided by PolyForm
While at Creativations I was given some Sculpey Souffle and a Sculpey Bead Making Kit to give a try. I decided to use it with the girls, and see what they could create.
Am I fickle? I don’t think so. but I do have a new favorite. It’s the the new ArtBin yarn tote, it is very useful, well-made, and a great size. Plus, it’s grey, so it matches everything. 😉 Step in and read on.
The tote reviewed in this post was provided by ArtBin.
Oh my goodness guys, when I went to the new product display at Creativation I totally fell in LOVE with this yarn tote by ArtBin. It is so very cool!
The kit reviewed in this post was provided by Sewrella
Have you heard of Happy Yarn Mail? It is a crochet monthly subscription kit from Sewrella. You can order it just one month at a time or sign up for auto renewal and get it every month (cancel any time). It’s just $19.95 a month with free shipping! You can grab your subscription HERE, if it says sold out, that is just this month that is sold out and it will reset at the beginning of the next month.
