When your CDs no longer spin that favorite song, forget the landfill and instead consider recycling them to make inventive art creations. You need to set aside a day or two for this type of project due to the nonporous disks, which may take up to an hour for paint to dry. Most of our…
Abrakadoodle’s 10th anniversary conference celebrated creativity, including special activities for attending teachers. Equipped with art and construction paper, paint, glue, scissors, crayons and lots of arty embellishments like pom-pom’s, foil, pipe cleaners, shredded colored paper, glitter, fabric, wiggle eyes and more, our creative Abrakadoodle art instructors set forth to create their own original art using…
Spring is a time to get inspired with arty projects! These adorable hats are made with recycled K-Cups. Get brewing with your child for some springtime fun! To make: Clean out a K-Cup and remove filter. Paint the K-Cup with acrylic paint or use as is. Trace a circle on a piece of stiff paper or…
Children love the arty fun that is a big part of Easter celebrations! Here is an activity that is easy to do and can ignite your child’s imagination: Cut out egg shapes using white paper – the ovals can be big and small! Gather Washi tape from your local craft store, which is available in a…
You’ve enjoyed your single-serve coffee; now you can recycle it and watch it grow! This could make a fun, arty project to brighten your child’s window sill. Here’s how: Remove top and coffee grounds Decorate with Washi tape Fill with potting soil Plant a seed The K-Cups have a hole in the bottom for drainage,…
Washi tape – it’s one of the latest arty sensations and offers a fun creative outlet for all ages! This paper tape is Japanese in origin and comes in pretty colors and patterns. It’s often translucent, so you can have fun applying it to dark surfaces as well as light. Washi tape feels more like…
