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What can you do with an empty egg carton? Simple, step by step instructions transform ordinary household items into fun DIY crafts and games.
"Castoff packaging and tableware has never looked better. These books are notable for their clean, colorful design and sharp, attractively styled photos, all in a harmonious palette of colors that varies with every project. . . .Since these crafts require no special skills and can be made with on-hand materials, many could be undertaken with little to no advance preparation, making them ideal for rainy days and spur-of-the-moment playdates. . . .Great jumping-off points for creative kids." - School Library Journal
September 1, 2014
"While it’s a good practice to recycle trash, it’s much more fun to reuse it to make something. By following simple directions and photographs, kids can create puppets, games, and bird feeders with paper egg cartons. Extension activities allow for even more creativity." - School Library Journal, "Turn STEM to STEAM: Arts-Themed Nonfiction for Kids ¦ J
March 10, 2015
Kara Laughlin spent much of her childhood making journals and filling them up with backward handwriting (because she heard that was how Leonardo DaVinci did it), so it only makes sense that she'd grow up to write about art, craft, and the people who make it. She has sold her hand-embroidered jewelry, art, and gifts for nearly ten years. She has written for The Crafts Report, CraftsBusiness, and FiberArts magazines, and her books, Beautiful Bags for the Crafty Fashionista and Hip Hair Accessories for the Crafty Fashionista were published by Capstone in 2012.
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