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Easy peasy Thanksgiving place cards that give the

Easy peasy Thanksgiving place cards that give the kids a task and keep them busy! Paint hand-size smooth rocks with acrylic craft paint and let dry. Use tiny dabs of @aleenesdiy tacky glue to write the names of your guests with alphabet pasta! 🦃🍽️ #thanksgiving #thanksgivingplacecards #thanksgivingdecor #thanksgivingcrafts #thanksgivingcraftsforkids

Think of all the ways we use the word “thread”

Think of all the ways we use the word “thread” metaphorically in our every day. Text thread, follow the thread, common thread...and then beyond that are so many fabric analogies: fabric of our lives, cut from the same cloth, interwoven stories.
🧶
Thanksgiving is a great time to double-down on the whole “home is where the heart is” sentiment. It’s not the walls or the objects within them that matter...it’s the safety, vulnerability, and love you feel with the people that share them. Every family member is a strand woven into your family fabric...each relying on each other to function.
🧶
All of these projects mix yarn and natural objects like sticks, pumpkins and walnuts...perfect for a naturea and family-inspired Thanksgiving table. For instructions, so to my link in bio!

#thanksgivingcrafts #thanksgivingdecor #thanksgivingtable

Now you don’t have to decide if you’re gonna g

Now you don’t have to decide if you’re gonna go trick-or-treating with the kids or stay home and pass out candy! With this costume, you can do both! 🍫🍫🍫

#vendingmachine #vendingmachinecostume #coolcostume #diyhalloweencostume #cardboardboxcreative #cardboardboxfun #homemadecostume #reeses #kitkat #hodaandjenna #candycostume #chocolatelovers

Never gets old seeing one of my crafts on national

Never gets old seeing one of my crafts on national TV! Thanks @meaghanbmurphy and @womansdaymag for letting me a small part of your adorable segment on the @todayshow @hodaandjenna ! 🚀

Friends, if you tune in next Tuesday you might just catch a glimpse of yours truly in the sweetest costume ever! 🍫🍫🍫

Saturday is Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the

Saturday is Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the Jewish religion—the Day of Atonement. Every year, I try to approach the holiday in a meaningful and tangible way with my kids who are now a whopping 12 and 14. We go to the park (whether permitting) and talk about our goals for ourselves, our family, and our community.

This year’s worksheet is about the idea of “missing the mark,” which is how sin is translated into English from Hebrew. We typically think of sin as being this big, bad, ugly thing that warrants punishment, but if you consider that your action or words landed slightly off center, you can think about ways to course correct in the future. I always say that while these activities are intended to be used for #yomkippur, you can do it any day, Jewish or not!

Comment TARGET to get a link to the post with the downloads! 🎯

You might be today year’s old when you learn tha

You might be today year’s old when you learn that pomegranates are a ripe and plentiful symbol in the Jewish religion, especially around the holiday of Rosh Hashanah. Among many reasons, it’s been said that pomegranates have 613 seeds, one for every mitzvah. (Mitzvah actually means commandment, but is often thought of as a good deed). Many Jewish families (especially the Sephardim, Jews descended from Spain and Portugal) serve the fruit on Rosh Hashanah in the hope that the coming year will bring many blessings, prosperity, and the opportunity to do good.

Today is the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Jews around the world are celebrating under a shadow of sadness—for the state of Israel, the remaining hostages, the ongoing death toll of the war, and the rampant antisemitism spreading worldwide.

It’s hard to find sweetness in such bitter times, but community and togetherness are the first step to healing. On Rosh Hashanah we say L’shana Tova U’metuka, which offers a wish of a good and sweet year. ❤️🍎🌍

(Please leave space for sweet wishes here; this post was not intended to inflame any political opinions. L’shana Tova!)

#roshhashanah #lshanatova #jewishjoy

Get #voteready! Visit vote.org to get registered o

Get #voteready! Visit vote.org to get registered or to check your registration! #nationalvoterregistrationday

Are you prepared for the cutest craft book that ev

Are you prepared for the cutest craft book that ever existed? Happy Mousetown pub day to my dear craft sister @supermakeit and her co-author extraordinaire @margaretcmccartney! It’s a story book and craft guide all in one… For anyone who loves miniature things and mind blowing craft ingenuity, give yourself this gift! It’s 112 pages of joy! (Published by @unionsqandco)

Available wherever books 📚 are sold!

I always tend to write “sending hugs” at the

I always tend to write “sending hugs” at the bottom of my letters to Sommer at camp. So I decided to send her the closest thing to an actual hug as I could. I traced my hands on cardstock, cut them out, then glued a ribbon that measured from wrist to wrist at the bottom edge of each hand. I wrote her a note on the palms, and then gave myself a nice manicure and bling with gemstones!

Such a fun thing for a kid to open when they are away from home!

#campmail #mailart #snailmail #sleepawaycamp #summercamp #craftymail

Michael the Father of My Children (that’s how he

Michael the Father of My Children (that’s how he appears in my phone contacts) loves to fish, enjoys golf and tennis, occasionally wears a tie (and looks adorable), but I will never understand why #fathersdaygifts are so heavily weighted in these themes. He also loves candy🍬 ! And painting 🎨! And collecting records 🎧! And animals of all kinds🐶🦊🐧! And our new vegetable garden 🪴! Show me those cards, Hallmark!

One year, we chose three things that he loves and Oliver, Sommer and I made little paintings for him. I think to this day it’s his favorite gift from us of all time. It costs next to nothing and truly comes from the heart.

And guess where this treasured piece of art hangs in our new home? Yes, the bathroom, where he can see it for hours on end. (Sorry to end with a bathroom joke, babe!) 🧻

#fathersdaygifts #fathersdaygift #homemadefathersdaygift #diyfathersdaygift #fathersdaycard #watercolorpainting

May Dayz… 1. making rainbows 2. home office 3.

May Dayz…

1. making rainbows
2. home office
3. print-making
4. saxy stroll
5. Mother’s Day haul, part 1
6. Mother’s Day haul, part 2
7. have you bought your copy of @_making_things ?
8. “execution” 05.06.24
9. lookie, letters!
10. country in the city 🔥

Every year I write a #mothersday post hoping that

Every year I write a #mothersday post hoping that the message/idea/craft reaches an adult human that will then take it to a kid to execute for a mom or mother figure. But let’s be real...95% of my audience are THE MOTHERS, so these posts only land on wishful eyes. 👀 Sigh. So this Mother’s Day, let’s just celebrate each other because honestly, it takes one to know one. 👯‍♀️

Comment MAMA on this post and I’ll DM you the link to print this editable illustration to make up a mom’s mind! There’s a version where you can type your answers in, save the image, and text or email to a friend or a mom figure in your life!

Happy Mother’s Day (to those who celebrate!)!

I WROTE A BOOK! I had the pleasure of delving deep

I WROTE A BOOK! I had the pleasure of delving deep into the archives of @countrylivingmag to spin their gorgeous photos and inspiring ideas into a boredom-buster activity book for kids! The best part of this book is how it’s structured...it’s all about your kid’s mood! Choose from feeling PLAYFUL, OUTDOORSY, CREATIVE, ANTSY, FESTIVE, and GENEROUS. There is so much to discover and learn, and it’s written TO kids ages 7 to 12, so you’ll be able to kick back and watch the magic happen! I’ve dropped a link in my bio page to buy!

Make a DIY solar eclipse viewer from a cereal box!

Make a DIY solar eclipse viewer from a cereal box! #solareclipse #solareclipseviewer

Are you still waiting for your tulips to bloom? I

Are you still waiting for your tulips to bloom? I made these out of a plastic @stonyfield yogurt container (yes, you read correctly)! Search “tulip” on projectkid.com for the how to! #flowercrafts #diyflowers #upcycledcrafts #stonyfield

These wooden eggs took a spin on a lazy Susan for

These wooden eggs took a spin on a lazy Susan for a playful take on a stripe. Sometimes the joy is in the process as much as the final result! #eastereggcrafts #eastereggs #eastercrafts

If you’re celebrating Easter this weekend, you’re probably in a gift-wrapping, decorating, or crafting frenzy (maybe all of the above!).

This simple bunny envelope is such an easy way to add a lil hop to your goodies! And if you want to think outside the rabbit, scroll to the right for some cute alternate critters! #eastercrafts #easterbasket #diyenvelope #diygreetingcards #diystationery #easterbunny #papercrafts

I’m not really big on zodiac signs, but I happen

I’m not really big on zodiac signs, but I happen to have a lot of friends that are my astrological Aquarian sisters. To celebrate our birthdays, we assembled a stellar group of women (with a few Aquarius-adjacent friends in tow), and as an experiment of sorts (and very much inspired by my #PKdailymade art practice), I brought along a little restaurant-friendly, art-making activity.

Everyone got a clipboard with a blank piece of paper, with a number in the corner—one through nine. I brought nine colored pencils (that corresponded to the color palette of one of my favorite paintings), and each person selected a color. My instruction was to quickly make a mark on the paper without too much thought. Then, pass the clipboards to the right, to respond in pencil to the mark(s) made before ours. And we kept passing the clipboards around until everyone at the table had added their gesture to each piece of paper.

We all took our clipboards home and it was my hope that it would live as a pARTy favor (see what I did there?) that represented that moment with those women on that winter night in NYC. The activity took all of 3 minutes but it left everyone with not just a momento, but a feeling of creating something together…sans judgement.

DAILY MADE #30 OBJECTIVE As the last post of my f

DAILY MADE #30 OBJECTIVE

As the last post of my first month of daily making (posted late due to last week’s birthday celebrations!), I think this one is so fitting.

What’s the OBJECTIVE here? What’s the point/purpose/goal? In the short-term, these were just meant to be like stretches before a workout…something to limber me up to work on the bigger stuff. And while they did that, they also gave me a cadence to my day. On days when I was feeling like the silver ball in a pinball machine, this assignment gave me a very concrete touchstone to hitch my wagon to. And ideas came, which have bred more ideas and I have been delighted and surprised with some connections I’ve made.

I’ve loved having conversations with people online and in person about the project, and I hope it might inspire others to jumpstart a daily practice.

Moving forward, I’ll be sharing these on my stories (and occasionally on the feed if they are worthy). I’ll create a highlight reel so if you ever feel like catching up, they’ll be there for you!

DAILY MADE #29 DISH I was going to start with a b

DAILY MADE #29 DISH

I was going to start with a blanket statement that everyone remembers their childhood dish ware, but then it occurred to me how absurd, and possibly triggering, that statement is. People move around without valuables, some eat on fast food wrappers, while others are lucky to eat. Period.

I think it’s more accurate to say that there are textures, patterns, colors from our childhood that are engraved in our minds eye. And for me, one is this flower pattern from our plates and bowls. Florals weren’t particularly my mother’s taste, and this one had such a youthful vibe that I adored. (I used to struggle to find the repeat and was always annoyed that two adjacent flowers had green leaves.) My parents bought this set on their honeymoon in St. Thomas, and my mom said they fell in love with it because it was a modern take on floral. Sadly they sold it many years ago, but I’ve come to learn that my husband’s grandmother had the coffee cups and pitcher; we are now the rightful owners of those pieces.

I love the idea of plucking a pattern from our mind’s eye and repurposing it as something else in our homes. Not to sell or knock-off, but just to enjoy as a connection to the past.

(Upon additional research I learned that this pattern was designed by @EmilioPucci for @rosenthal_porcelain, famous for his vibrant patterns and the invention of the one-piece ski suit. Swipe ➡️)

#artchallenge #artprompt #drawingprompts #artpromptlist #makesomethingeveryday #artchallenges #dailypractice #makermaking #PKwordofday #PKDailyMade

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Easy peasy Thanksgiving place cards that give the

Easy peasy Thanksgiving place cards that give the kids a task and keep them busy! Paint hand-size smooth rocks with acrylic craft paint and let dry. Use tiny dabs of @aleenesdiy tacky glue to write the names of your guests with alphabet pasta! 🦃🍽️ #thanksgiving #thanksgivingplacecards #thanksgivingdecor #thanksgivingcrafts #thanksgivingcraftsforkids

Think of all the ways we use the word “thread”

Think of all the ways we use the word “thread” metaphorically in our every day. Text thread, follow the thread, common thread...and then beyond that are so many fabric analogies: fabric of our lives, cut from the same cloth, interwoven stories.
🧶
Thanksgiving is a great time to double-down on the whole “home is where the heart is” sentiment. It’s not the walls or the objects within them that matter...it’s the safety, vulnerability, and love you feel with the people that share them. Every family member is a strand woven into your family fabric...each relying on each other to function.
🧶
All of these projects mix yarn and natural objects like sticks, pumpkins and walnuts...perfect for a naturea and family-inspired Thanksgiving table. For instructions, so to my link in bio!

#thanksgivingcrafts #thanksgivingdecor #thanksgivingtable

Now you don’t have to decide if you’re gonna g

Now you don’t have to decide if you’re gonna go trick-or-treating with the kids or stay home and pass out candy! With this costume, you can do both! 🍫🍫🍫

#vendingmachine #vendingmachinecostume #coolcostume #diyhalloweencostume #cardboardboxcreative #cardboardboxfun #homemadecostume #reeses #kitkat #hodaandjenna #candycostume #chocolatelovers

Never gets old seeing one of my crafts on national

Never gets old seeing one of my crafts on national TV! Thanks @meaghanbmurphy and @womansdaymag for letting me a small part of your adorable segment on the @todayshow @hodaandjenna ! 🚀

Friends, if you tune in next Tuesday you might just catch a glimpse of yours truly in the sweetest costume ever! 🍫🍫🍫

Saturday is Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the

Saturday is Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the Jewish religion—the Day of Atonement. Every year, I try to approach the holiday in a meaningful and tangible way with my kids who are now a whopping 12 and 14. We go to the park (whether permitting) and talk about our goals for ourselves, our family, and our community.

This year’s worksheet is about the idea of “missing the mark,” which is how sin is translated into English from Hebrew. We typically think of sin as being this big, bad, ugly thing that warrants punishment, but if you consider that your action or words landed slightly off center, you can think about ways to course correct in the future. I always say that while these activities are intended to be used for #yomkippur, you can do it any day, Jewish or not!

Comment TARGET to get a link to the post with the downloads! 🎯

You might be today year’s old when you learn tha

You might be today year’s old when you learn that pomegranates are a ripe and plentiful symbol in the Jewish religion, especially around the holiday of Rosh Hashanah. Among many reasons, it’s been said that pomegranates have 613 seeds, one for every mitzvah. (Mitzvah actually means commandment, but is often thought of as a good deed). Many Jewish families (especially the Sephardim, Jews descended from Spain and Portugal) serve the fruit on Rosh Hashanah in the hope that the coming year will bring many blessings, prosperity, and the opportunity to do good.

Today is the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Jews around the world are celebrating under a shadow of sadness—for the state of Israel, the remaining hostages, the ongoing death toll of the war, and the rampant antisemitism spreading worldwide.

It’s hard to find sweetness in such bitter times, but community and togetherness are the first step to healing. On Rosh Hashanah we say L’shana Tova U’metuka, which offers a wish of a good and sweet year. ❤️🍎🌍

(Please leave space for sweet wishes here; this post was not intended to inflame any political opinions. L’shana Tova!)

#roshhashanah #lshanatova #jewishjoy

Get #voteready! Visit vote.org to get registered o

Get #voteready! Visit vote.org to get registered or to check your registration! #nationalvoterregistrationday

Are you prepared for the cutest craft book that ev

Are you prepared for the cutest craft book that ever existed? Happy Mousetown pub day to my dear craft sister @supermakeit and her co-author extraordinaire @margaretcmccartney! It’s a story book and craft guide all in one… For anyone who loves miniature things and mind blowing craft ingenuity, give yourself this gift! It’s 112 pages of joy! (Published by @unionsqandco)

Available wherever books 📚 are sold!

I always tend to write “sending hugs” at the

I always tend to write “sending hugs” at the bottom of my letters to Sommer at camp. So I decided to send her the closest thing to an actual hug as I could. I traced my hands on cardstock, cut them out, then glued a ribbon that measured from wrist to wrist at the bottom edge of each hand. I wrote her a note on the palms, and then gave myself a nice manicure and bling with gemstones!

Such a fun thing for a kid to open when they are away from home!

#campmail #mailart #snailmail #sleepawaycamp #summercamp #craftymail

Michael the Father of My Children (that’s how he

Michael the Father of My Children (that’s how he appears in my phone contacts) loves to fish, enjoys golf and tennis, occasionally wears a tie (and looks adorable), but I will never understand why #fathersdaygifts are so heavily weighted in these themes. He also loves candy🍬 ! And painting 🎨! And collecting records 🎧! And animals of all kinds🐶🦊🐧! And our new vegetable garden 🪴! Show me those cards, Hallmark!

One year, we chose three things that he loves and Oliver, Sommer and I made little paintings for him. I think to this day it’s his favorite gift from us of all time. It costs next to nothing and truly comes from the heart.

And guess where this treasured piece of art hangs in our new home? Yes, the bathroom, where he can see it for hours on end. (Sorry to end with a bathroom joke, babe!) 🧻

#fathersdaygifts #fathersdaygift #homemadefathersdaygift #diyfathersdaygift #fathersdaycard #watercolorpainting

May Dayz… 1. making rainbows 2. home office 3.

May Dayz…

1. making rainbows
2. home office
3. print-making
4. saxy stroll
5. Mother’s Day haul, part 1
6. Mother’s Day haul, part 2
7. have you bought your copy of @_making_things ?
8. “execution” 05.06.24
9. lookie, letters!
10. country in the city 🔥

Every year I write a #mothersday post hoping that

Every year I write a #mothersday post hoping that the message/idea/craft reaches an adult human that will then take it to a kid to execute for a mom or mother figure. But let’s be real...95% of my audience are THE MOTHERS, so these posts only land on wishful eyes. 👀 Sigh. So this Mother’s Day, let’s just celebrate each other because honestly, it takes one to know one. 👯‍♀️

Comment MAMA on this post and I’ll DM you the link to print this editable illustration to make up a mom’s mind! There’s a version where you can type your answers in, save the image, and text or email to a friend or a mom figure in your life!

Happy Mother’s Day (to those who celebrate!)!

I WROTE A BOOK! I had the pleasure of delving deep

I WROTE A BOOK! I had the pleasure of delving deep into the archives of @countrylivingmag to spin their gorgeous photos and inspiring ideas into a boredom-buster activity book for kids! The best part of this book is how it’s structured...it’s all about your kid’s mood! Choose from feeling PLAYFUL, OUTDOORSY, CREATIVE, ANTSY, FESTIVE, and GENEROUS. There is so much to discover and learn, and it’s written TO kids ages 7 to 12, so you’ll be able to kick back and watch the magic happen! I’ve dropped a link in my bio page to buy!

Make a DIY solar eclipse viewer from a cereal box!

Make a DIY solar eclipse viewer from a cereal box! #solareclipse #solareclipseviewer

Are you still waiting for your tulips to bloom? I

Are you still waiting for your tulips to bloom? I made these out of a plastic @stonyfield yogurt container (yes, you read correctly)! Search “tulip” on projectkid.com for the how to! #flowercrafts #diyflowers #upcycledcrafts #stonyfield

These wooden eggs took a spin on a lazy Susan for

These wooden eggs took a spin on a lazy Susan for a playful take on a stripe. Sometimes the joy is in the process as much as the final result! #eastereggcrafts #eastereggs #eastercrafts

If you’re celebrating Easter this weekend, you’re probably in a gift-wrapping, decorating, or crafting frenzy (maybe all of the above!).

This simple bunny envelope is such an easy way to add a lil hop to your goodies! And if you want to think outside the rabbit, scroll to the right for some cute alternate critters! #eastercrafts #easterbasket #diyenvelope #diygreetingcards #diystationery #easterbunny #papercrafts

I’m not really big on zodiac signs, but I happen

I’m not really big on zodiac signs, but I happen to have a lot of friends that are my astrological Aquarian sisters. To celebrate our birthdays, we assembled a stellar group of women (with a few Aquarius-adjacent friends in tow), and as an experiment of sorts (and very much inspired by my #PKdailymade art practice), I brought along a little restaurant-friendly, art-making activity.

Everyone got a clipboard with a blank piece of paper, with a number in the corner—one through nine. I brought nine colored pencils (that corresponded to the color palette of one of my favorite paintings), and each person selected a color. My instruction was to quickly make a mark on the paper without too much thought. Then, pass the clipboards to the right, to respond in pencil to the mark(s) made before ours. And we kept passing the clipboards around until everyone at the table had added their gesture to each piece of paper.

We all took our clipboards home and it was my hope that it would live as a pARTy favor (see what I did there?) that represented that moment with those women on that winter night in NYC. The activity took all of 3 minutes but it left everyone with not just a momento, but a feeling of creating something together…sans judgement.

DAILY MADE #30 OBJECTIVE As the last post of my f

DAILY MADE #30 OBJECTIVE

As the last post of my first month of daily making (posted late due to last week’s birthday celebrations!), I think this one is so fitting.

What’s the OBJECTIVE here? What’s the point/purpose/goal? In the short-term, these were just meant to be like stretches before a workout…something to limber me up to work on the bigger stuff. And while they did that, they also gave me a cadence to my day. On days when I was feeling like the silver ball in a pinball machine, this assignment gave me a very concrete touchstone to hitch my wagon to. And ideas came, which have bred more ideas and I have been delighted and surprised with some connections I’ve made.

I’ve loved having conversations with people online and in person about the project, and I hope it might inspire others to jumpstart a daily practice.

Moving forward, I’ll be sharing these on my stories (and occasionally on the feed if they are worthy). I’ll create a highlight reel so if you ever feel like catching up, they’ll be there for you!

DAILY MADE #29 DISH I was going to start with a b

DAILY MADE #29 DISH

I was going to start with a blanket statement that everyone remembers their childhood dish ware, but then it occurred to me how absurd, and possibly triggering, that statement is. People move around without valuables, some eat on fast food wrappers, while others are lucky to eat. Period.

I think it’s more accurate to say that there are textures, patterns, colors from our childhood that are engraved in our minds eye. And for me, one is this flower pattern from our plates and bowls. Florals weren’t particularly my mother’s taste, and this one had such a youthful vibe that I adored. (I used to struggle to find the repeat and was always annoyed that two adjacent flowers had green leaves.) My parents bought this set on their honeymoon in St. Thomas, and my mom said they fell in love with it because it was a modern take on floral. Sadly they sold it many years ago, but I’ve come to learn that my husband’s grandmother had the coffee cups and pitcher; we are now the rightful owners of those pieces.

I love the idea of plucking a pattern from our mind’s eye and repurposing it as something else in our homes. Not to sell or knock-off, but just to enjoy as a connection to the past.

(Upon additional research I learned that this pattern was designed by @EmilioPucci for @rosenthal_porcelain, famous for his vibrant patterns and the invention of the one-piece ski suit. Swipe ➡️)

#artchallenge #artprompt #drawingprompts #artpromptlist #makesomethingeveryday #artchallenges #dailypractice #makermaking #PKwordofday #PKDailyMade

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