
Here in the U.S.A. we are preparing for the biggest of National celebrations; our country's birthday on the 4th of July. Children can't wait for the fireworks, adults can't wait for the BBQ (and beer). It's a time for friends to share together and kids to be kids.
In honor of July 4th, I am sharing several ideas found on last weeks It's Playtime. I'm including food, fun, and fireworks...all the elements to a great 4th of July!
In honor of July 4th, I am sharing several ideas found on last weeks It's Playtime. I'm including food, fun, and fireworks...all the elements to a great 4th of July!
Jelly Fish Jelly shared these beautiful patriotic Jelly Cups with us. Don't be surprised to find out she actually made these for Australia Day! Lucky for us, they have the same national colors plus stars and stripes. Your friends will never know the difference (unless you tell them).
This beautiful Patriotic Star Garland came from Adventures of the Smith Family. They used salad-spinner art to create the unique designs on the stars! What a beautiful decoration for any 4th of July BBQ.
Kids love Fourth of July Fireworks so why not make your own? That's what I Heart Crafty Things did using glue and glitter. They will sparkle and shine almost as well as the real thing!
From an older It's Playtime post by Putti Prapancha, these fireworks were made by Painting with Cut Straws! Adding some glitter would really make these pop.
One of our own hostesses, Jamie from hands on: as we grow, recently shared this great holiday idea. Jamie and her son created Coffee Filter Streamers using salad-spinner art and a clothespin. These streamers would look great waving at a 4th of July parade!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the feature! We will repeat this again with glitter this time:)
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