Summer Adventures Craft Ideas

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Have your child create these kid-friendly DIY projects so that whenever a summer adventure calls, they're ready to hit the road.

Summer adventures can come in a variety of styles, from long road trips with the family to a quick day trip to the beach or even a bike ride down the block to the local library. To make sure your child has everything they'll need to enjoy any type of journey, have them create these quick DIY projects that will have them ready for any trip.

- Tie Dye Spray Greeting Tote
Tie dye is a beloved summer craft medium, but a traditional tie-dyed project requires some time and patience. Thanks to Tulip's One-Step Spray Kit, you can achieve the tie dye look in a matter of minutes. For this project you'll need a plain canvas tote bag, alphabet stickers, and the tie dye kit.

- To get started, have your child select the name or greeting they want on their bag. Apply the stickers to the front of the bag, making sure they've adhered to the fabric.

- Using the spray bottle, spray the tote bag with the dye. Try experimenting with different colors, too. Let the bag dry and then remove the alphabet stickers. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for curing and washing.

- No-Sew Coin Pouch
No sewing machine? No problem. Thanks to whole sheets of duct tape, your child can create a small wallet that's just the right size to hold their allowance, a library card, and any other small essentials that can't be left behind. To make this project you'll need two whole sheets of duct tape in two different colors or designs, Super Tape, one sheet of plain printer paper, a ruler, one adhesive Velcro dot, non-stick scissors, and any other decorating elements of your child's choosing.

- Prepare your duct tape sheets by carefully removing the paper backing from one of the designs. Adhere the duct tape sheet to the plain piece of printer paper, starting at the top of the page and smoothing it into place all the way to the bottom. Turn the piece over and add the other duct tape sheet.

- Travel Game Bag
For those long trips or impromptu picnics, your child can pass the time by challenging a fellow traveler to a game of tic-tac-toe or mini checkers. Create a set of mini game pieces that are stored in the game surface itself - a drawstring bag. To make this project you'll need a plain drawstring bag, fabric markers, small wooden discs, scrap paper, a sticker maker, a 1" circular paper punch, a pencil, and a ruler.

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