Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

Kids will love this enchanting Nature Suncatcher Craft! Invite your little ones to explore nature and have fun making their own adorable suncatcher craft. You won't believe how simple it is to make, you only need a few household items and a free afternoon to spend outside with your little ones exploring nature and doing some crafting.

Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

No chemicals, no scrubbing, no problem! Remove labels and all the goo that is left behind with simple ingredients from your pantry! Hands down, best way!

Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

Make some easy suncatchers with simple supplies like tissue paper and press-n-seal! Great activity to keep your kids busy!

• set of 3 removable window decals ranging in size from 3" tall to 3.3" wide • printed on a special diffraction film that transforms light into a prism of rainbow hues when placed in direct sunlight • sealed in a protective cellophane sleeve with a holographic foil instruction card • made in the U.S.A. How to install and care for your suncatcher: 1. Find the perfect spot! Choose a window that gets lots of direct sunlight. 2. Clean your window with soap and water to make sure the decal applies smoothly. 3. Remove the backing and carefully place it on the window. If needed, gently press out any air bubbles with a squeegee or a credit card. 4. Although the window decals are removable, we do not recommend repositioning after installation to keep the printing looking its best. 5. Wait for direct sunlight, then admire the rainbows!

50 Activities To Keep Kids Busy Indoors - all easy and inexpensive using things your already have around the house. Screen free and no batteries required!

Press Leaves for a Fall Suncatcher [Contributed by The Pleasantest Thing]

I use Glassline paints in my fused glass work. Sometimes I can go for weeks or even months without using them. To help keep my paints fresh longer I use a small piece of Press'n Seal. Unscrew the tip and place it over the opening then screw the top back on and tightly wrap the

These activities for preschoolers are so much fun! This list includes fun learning games, crafts & resources for 3 year olds, 4 year olds, and 5 year olds!

Make Preschool Tissue Paper Art with just two supplies and hours of fun!

Turn your little Leprechaun into an actual Leprechaun with these Paper Leprechaun Hats & Beards. They are a breeze to make with my SVG files or Patterns to use!

This clear glue suncatcher is such a fun DIY for kids! Click the blue link above to learn how to create your own!

Howling Wolves WINDOW CLING "Wolves" glow beautifully on glass windows and doors from the sunlight. SIZE: 7" by 10.6" Rectangle New! Summer 2024 ~ Budget friendly cling ~ Thick, glossy vinyl with vibrant color on the front and very light color on the back, outdoor side. For vibrant, double-sided color there is a new upgrade, sold separately for $8.00 Please see on my homepage under "Upgrade to Textured Style." This provides a glassier look and identical deep color on the front and back side of the cling. * Translucent color and high resolution * Repositionable * Homemade/Handmade ~ Made-to-order with love and care in the U.S.A. * Easy to apply. Non-adhesive and leaves no residue. Instructions for use: 1. Prewash indoor window thoroughly just prior to placing cling on glass. Cleaning the outside of the window is recommended, but not necessary. 2. Place vinyl side on window. 3. Press all the window cling edges and corners to create a strong grip/seal. 4. Enjoy! :o) Window Clings Galore ~ Bringing color to life with sunlight. If you have any questions about this item, just use the Message Kathy button below and I’ll get right back to you.

I was thinking the other day about the Elmer's glue suncatchers my aunt used to make with my cousin when she little. I had been trying to think of something colorful and a little translucent we could make them with when I noticed some pretty and bright drinking straws at the grocery store. Here's what we did: First, we filled a yogurt container lid with clear Elmer's glue. You can use the regular opaque kind also, but it won't be perfectly clear when dry. (Even toddlers love squeezing the glue bottle) Then we cut up the straws into little pieces. (Be prepared for the straw pieces to "jump" around when you cut them. ) You can arrange the straws in a design or just sprinkle them randomly. It will look prettiest if you fill as much of the lid as possible. Set to dry. It will take several days, maybe even a week, to harden. Pull the suncatcher out of the plastic lid. It may curl a little after you take it out. If so, you can put it under a heavy book for a couple of hours to flatten it out. Use a needle to push a piece of thread through the top of your suncatcher and attach to a suction hook so that you can hang it on a window. So pretty! For another drinking straw activity, try using them with playdough!