Maker Studio - Countdown Calendar

Wood Ornament Project! Today you have free range to design your ornament exactly how you would like it! You can use markers or paints to add some color. Use the string that was included or another fabric of your own choice. Make sure to post your finished ornament so that I can see your awesome designs! ~Sarah p.s. Can you believe we are half way done with our Countdown Calendar?! The time is flying by!

Faux Gingerbread House! Click Here For The Written Directions This might be one of my favorite projects! I love taking something and turning it into something else completely different. I also love this project because the longer you work, the more creative ideas keep coming to you. I could make a whole village of these gingerbread houses! If you don't hear from me tomorrow... you know where I'll be! ;) ~Sarah

Penguin Thaumotrope! Click Here For The Written Directions To See The How To Video Click Here Crafting meets Science with this fun activity! I could play with this for hours. There is something so calming about watching the penguin and igloo combine into one image. I can't wait to hear what you think about this one! ~Sarah p.s. Just a reminder that we are going to use your gable box from project 4 for the project tomorrow! If you don't have your box, no worries. You can find any small cardboard box.

'No Sew' Fleece Scarf Click Here For The Written Directions I don't know what it is about fleece but kids love it! My nephew always wants to play with fleece and it's always a popular fabric during our Interior Design Summer Camp. From blankets to stuffed animals to fun printed scarves, I hope you enjoy this no sew project. ~Sarah p.s. You can make one scarf for you or to use on a future snowman, or cut your fabric into smaller pieces and make scarves for your stuffed toys! I can't wait to see what you decide to make!

Family Handprint Wreath! Click Here For The Written Directions You and your whole family can have fun with this project. It also makes a great keepsake to keep year after year. You could even add your kiddos hands each year as they get bigger and write the year on the back of each hand! I hope you enjoy the project for today! ~Sarah