Extend the open-air gathering season as long as possible with this DIY temporary outdoor covering. It's simple to construct, but will keep you dry from that Pacific Northwest drizzle in the rainy months to come.
Even if trick-or-treating is out this year, you can keep the Halloween spirit alive. These creative alternatives—like a scavenger hunt ending with a candy-filled DIY treasure chest—might even become annual traditions. |
Making a Halloween costume from scratch might sound intimidating, but this flying squirrel costume takes just a few hours to put together—and it will keep you warm outside or cozy on your couch. Win-win!
This DIY rug loom is simple enough to build with kids, but provides endless opportunities to get creative. |
This DIY school year journal is a great way to record your child's experience during such a unique period in history.
This project uses non-toy contraptions like handles, switches, and locks to create a problem-solving puzzle that will keep toddlers occupied for hours.
Distract squirrels from your bird feeder with this kid-friendly squirrel feeder project—with minimal tools required, it's an easy way to get up close to nature.
