Tissue Paper Candle Holders
Recycle glass jars to use for a simple but beautiful project such as a pretty candle holder. The kids will love to make these for a special present for Mom or Grandma. No matter what shapes the tissue paper is torn or cut into, the overlapping makes it a pretty design. (Note: Never let children light candles.) Download the Project Sheet at the top of this page for instructions.

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Kids Art Wrap
Let the kids become wrapping paper designers by using their artwork to wrap all kinds of gifts. Instead of a bow, use a strip of the colorful paper and twist it around to make a package topper. Download the Project Sheet at the top of this page for instructions.


What you need
Package to wrap
Children’s artwork large enough to wrap the package
Scissors
Tape
Solid colored paper
Paper punch
Alphabet stickers
Gift Tag
Twine or ribbon
        
How to make the project
1 Wrap the gift centering the gift on the artwork to take best advantage of the paper and artwork. Tape at corners to hold in place. Crease the edges.
2 Cut a strip of the patterned paper and make a loop on top of the box, securing in place with tape.
3 Make a gift tag by cutting some solid-colored paper into a tag shape. Add alphabet stickers to spell out the name. Punch a hole in the corner and tie to the strip of paper at the top using twine or ribbon.

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Simple Alphabet Bracelet
Everyone loves to wear bracelets and especially when it spells out a name! This bracelet is easy to make using elastic bead cording.  Download the Project Sheet at the top of this page for instructions.

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Tea Cup Friends
Who would of thought you could make your own version of a Chia Pet? You'll love these teacup friends! For instructions, download the Project Sheet, above. 

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