Snacktastic Chef's Week: Hamburger Sculptures and Chef Selfies!

If you missed yesterday's art project, don't worry! The video is now here. This one was an Art Class with Cassie favorite. The hamburgers the kids created were AMAZING! I hope you have fun. Here's the video:

Also, if you missed the Chef Selfie project here you go:

Join me LIVE today as we make a slice of pizza! We'll be sculpting our own pizza made from salt dough clay. Here's the supplies you'll need:

To join us LIVE, you can find me on my Instagram, my Facebook or just catch the afterparty the following day on my YouTube channel. I add new videos every day (sometimes more than once a day!) so you might want to subscribe so you don't miss any! 

Let's Make a Mother's Day Masterpiece!

Need a fun and easy project for Mother's Day? Here you go! Grab some paper, pencil, marker, permanent marker, paintbrush and water and I'll show you how to make this masterpiece in this short three-minute video! 

Wizard Week: Pop-Up Potion Bottles and a Wrap Up!

Hey there, you magical creatures! Wizard Week was so much fun! In case you missed any of the magical art projects from Wizard Week, don't worry. I've got them all for you right here! On Friday, we wrapped up the week with these Pop-Up Potion Bottles. All you'll need is two pieces of paper, markers, crayons, scissors and glue!

On Monday, we kicked it all off with our Wizard Selfies. These were the cutest little wizards you ever did see!

On Tuesday, we created Baby Dragon Puppets and, even though it was a little tricky, that was easily everyone's favorite project of the week!

On Wednesday, we drew castles!  

Thursday's adventure included everyone's favorite: salt dough clay! I walk you through the recipe on this day so just have your supplies handy!

I hope y'all enjoyed Wizard Week as much as I did!

Let's Make a R2D2 Collagraph Print!

Yesterday I shared a Talking Baby Yoda project and it was so fun that I wanted to make a project based on my other fave Star War's character: R2D2! For this, you'll need a cereal box, scissors, glue, markers and foil. When doing the printing portion, you'll need paper and a way to dampen your paper. I use a sponge but a spray bottle would work as well. If you pull a print and it turns out too dry looking, try it again and dampen a new piece of paper a little more. It was just needing more water. If it looks too blurry, try adding less water. You'll get the hang of it with practice. Here we go:

Have fun! 

Let's Make an Origami House!

Mother's Day is around the corner! I thought I would create some fun videos of projects that could be created for any occasion or to celebrate mom on her special day! To create your origami house, all you'll need is paper and something to draw and color with. Have fun!