We love Marvel crafts? Why? Because if you want kids to do crafting then you have to make it something they’re interested in! I genuinely believe that these crafts are suitable for kids of all ages (including big kids like me) and today I’m sharing lots of Marvel crafts for kids as well as a couple for adults to make too. Obviously you’re never going to give your one year old a glue gun but could they help paint some paper plates for a Hulk mask or Captain America’s shield? Absolutely!
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So today I’m sharing some easy and fun pig crafts for kids with you, mainly because I thought it would be a good idea with Chinese New Year on the way so that you can use these as year of the pig crafts but also because I think pig crafts are actually pretty popular all year round? If you have young kids then you’ve probably spent some (or in my case a lot) watching Peppa Pig and many of these are easy to adapt into Peppa Pig crafts. Or you can use them for a farm theme too – loads of way to use these easy and simple crafts.
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Since having kids we’ve always celebrated Chinese New Year at our house, after Christmas I think it’s good to have something else to look forward and celebrate (I’m sure winter is about 3 months longer than the other seasons?). We love sharing crafts for toddlers when we can and with it’s bright colours and fantastic food Chinese New Year is a fun way to teach kids about other cultures.
With these easy with simple dragon crafts and lantern crafts these Chinese New Year crafts for toddlers are a great way to make sure that all ages can join in with the celebrations.
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So this pretty much combines both mine and my daughters two big obsessions right now – paper plate crafts and unicorns and why not combine them for Valentines Day? It’s all about what you love right?! This easy unicorn Valentines Day craft is super simple to make and looks great – a winner round our house.
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Advert. Over Christmas it’s fair to say that we amassed quite a lot of cardboard boxes, we do a lot of our shopping online and they tend to add up!
I’m a great believer in using what we have to fuel our creativity in this house and anything that we can rescue from the recycling bin is always worth giving a second use so when Lonely Planet Kids asked if we would like to try out their Cardboard Box Creations book with 20 travel inspired ideas in it we were up for the challenge and if you love cardboard crafts too then keep reading for details about how your kids creations could win them loads of Lonely Planet Kids books!
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