do it yourself art and craft ideas for kids
Rakhi is here and we at TCT are super thrilled! We would love to share a few easy and homemade inspirations for you to try at home with your little ones. So, mommies and daddies, what are you waiting for? Make this festival a special occasion for you and your little ones’ as they celebrate and enjoy sibling bond.
Father’s day is about a week from now and the excitement has already begun. Are you looking for something creative, unique and handmade to gift this Father’s Day? Look no further!
The usage of mason jars is not limited to just storage purpose today. They can be used in a variety of ways to enliven and decorate the house. Here are 5 genius mom ways to use a mason jar in your kitchen and home this summer.
So what are you waiting for? Get your act together, put on your creative hats, team up with your little one, and make some beautiful gifts that can become part of a cherished memory for your loved ones.
Ditch the traditional amazon gifts. What better gift for your dad that is handmade and personalized?
In the era of technology, this Father’s Day, let’s gift our dads with simple, quirky and handmade Father’s Day Cards and make him feel like a Prince.
t’s summer time and it is important for parents to keep the kids occupied.
by Ila Asthana Ice cream sticks and craft activities are always synonymous. Presenting some of the quirky and out-of-the-box ideas to make gifts with ice cream sticks Our mother’s do so much for us that we could never repay for anything. Nevertheless, it is always important to celebrate every relationship. And the Mother-Child relationship is…
Mother’s Day is just a few days away. Which mother won’t appreciate a gift?
Summer is here! And so are the vacations! Get crafty this summer and make the best of the vacations.
by Ila Asthana This Valentine’s Day, encourage your kids to gift DIY art and craft options to their loved ones! Love should always be expressed! And the most celebrated day of Love – Valentine’s Day is just a few days away. When we talk about Valentine’s Day, most people usually connect with adults, flowers, and…
Come December and the season of craft begins. Yes! Christmas is here and your children are having a vacation. Why don’t you spend some quality time with your children and make the best of the memories this Christmas?
Blessed are those who have friends, but are a part of a family. A long lasting friendship needs to be nourished with time and trust for years.
As I sit down and teach my kid how to make Rakhi at home, I am immediately taken back to my childhood days.
Pottery has not happened yet, but I did get a chance to try my hands of some clay modelling recently.
On the onset of summer vacation, I’d made up my mind. I wanted to ensure we make the most of this time doing things we love to do.
I love shopping, do you, actually that was a rhetoric question, who doesn’t? Apart from buying crafting supplies online, I keep on scouring malls and online stores for new fashion collection.
Well, we have reached halfway down the year and June is already here. Apart from the sweltering heat, June has a special thing to offer-Yes its Father’s Day on 18th June.
Who needs expensive gifts or bouquet of flowers? All Mums and Grandma’s treasure handmade gifts from their kids.
Summers are finally here. What better way to beat the summer heat by gobbling those ice popsicles and flavored candies?
Spring is finally here, and the first festival to start off in the new year is Easter. Easter is a time for celebration for many families across the world.
Origami is the Japanese word for paper folding. ORI means to fold and KAMI means paper.
February- the sweetest time of the year is finally here. On Valentine’s Day, engage your kids by teaching them to execute some simple art and craft ideas.
What do you think of when you think Christmas? Santa? The Christmas tree? Candy canes?
Diwali has been my favorite festival ever since I can remember! The lights, lamps and diyas are something that makes every child go wide eyed with awe.
It’s that time of the year when Indians become ‘glocal’ and rejoice the best of both the worlds.
This Diwali, indulge in easy-to-do craft projects and get your kids to make useful, creative gifting items with a bit of sewing.
In my house the most excitement about Diwali is not about the patakhas and the crackers (thankfully!) but more to do with decor and how to make your house look really grand and Diwali-fied.
I hate to put this crudely, but if there is one part of raising a kid that contributes majorly to increasing the size of the hole in your pocket, it has to be your little one’s wardrobe.
