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Art Kids Craft Ideas... scrap art. Using all the little leftover scraps of fabric, felt, ribbon, yarn, etc.

Paper crafts have been very popular for some time now. Most children start out doing paper crafts in school. The teachers usually start the child out with very simple paper crafting projects. This usually involves giving the child several color options and also several shapes of construction paper to work with. Most teachers usually give the child several ideas to start with, but each child is encouraged to show their creativity on their crafting project.

This type of arts and crafts can also be very stimulating for adults. Some, use the paper crafting material for decorations, by placing them in a gift basket or using them as gift wrap. While others use them for an American favorite pastime called scrap booking.

Paper crafts are also easily changed to fit any holiday theme. for example for holidays like St. Valentine's Day, one may be encouraged to create Valentine's to pass around to friends or family members. On St. Patrick's Day one may be encouraged to create paper crafts that are the color green. So, for the next holiday no matter what it may be, wouldn't it be great to use paper crafts as your next crafting idea?

Last but not least there is origami. The idea behind this craft is to take paper and put it in the shape of animals. This is a very beautiful art that can be traced back many centuries. The origami can be made in various shapes, sizes, and colors. All these attributes can be changed by simply changing the type of paper used. Paper crafts are only limited by your imagination, which makes them one of the best craft ideas.

Make bookmarks, puppets, origami boxes, story dice, noisemakers, paper flowers, and more with these classroom craft ideas your students will love.

Watch young artists blossom as they transform egg cartons into colorful flowers. Work with kids to cut out petals and centers, then paint in bright shades. Add pipe-cleaner stems for a one-of-a-kind springtime bouquet.

Decorate reusable canvas totes with fabric paint for a craft project that doubles as a hands-on lesson in conservation. A further green twist: DIY stamps using adhesive foam and recycled bottle caps and jar lids.