Crafts. DIY Projects. Gardening. My List of Lists is a lifestyle blog providing free tips for baking, crafts, DIY projects, holidays, parties, home decor and more.
Getting my kids to do their chores is like pulling teeth! It’s nearly impossible. As I’ve been trying to motivate my kids to help around the house, I’ve found some really amazing chore charts to keep chores organized. Some of these you can buy, others are easy DIYs. I hope you find a chart systemRead the Post
This year, try filling your toddler’s Easter basket with sugar-free treats! Instead of giving your toddler a sugar-high, try giving them some organic snacks and fruits. You can supplement the treats with small toys from the dollar store. I’ve compiled some of the best ideas for sugar-free treats and toys for toddlers on the followingRead the Post
There are so many cute ways to be creative with Easter Baskets. I think that must be what I love about it:) Here are some great ideas for Easter Baskets that are really thinking outside the “basket” I found these bunny baskets, inspired by Mary Catherine, and absolutely couldn’t resist. With just some cute paper, gift bags,Read the Post
It’s that time of year again, when you need to buy Valentines for all your kids’ classmates. Why not involve the kids more in MAKING Valentines? Check out these cute homemade designs: “I’m so glad we’re in the same school” Image printed and placed in a plastic bag or plastic wrap with Goldfish crackers. TiedRead the Post
Stuck inside because of rain, snow, or just plain freezing weather? Check out this list of fun “rainy day” crafts you can do with your little ones (your older kids might just love them too!) 1. Watercolors. Never underestimate the power of simplicity—there aren’t many more relaxing things than painting. Watercolors are very kid-friendly becauseRead the Post
Start saving your toilet paper rolls for one of these adorable crafts! And also let me say that maybe you should use a halved paper towel roll for anything food related, for sanitary purposes. Ok, whew. Now, without further ado….. 1. Wall Art. Cut the rolls into smaller sections and pinch on the ends toRead the Post
