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African Tribal Pouch Crafts Foam Activity - - Stitch up a pouch to wear around your neck to keep special trinkets handy.

Animal Buddies Crafts Foam Bookmark Project - - Reading is FUNdamental -- any time of year. Young readers can mark their place with these easy-to-make critters, created from craft foam.

Astronaut on a Space Walk Instructions for Kids - - Who was the first human to venture into space? What was the mission? What did scientists discover? Read about the history of space flight and the key countries and people responsible for its success. Research the components of astronaut gear.

Bat-o'-Lanterns Making Crafts for Children - - Stage a spooky scene by assembling a colony of these winged creatures made from miniature pumpkins and craft foam.

Be Your Own Meteorologist Crafts Foam Project - - Is today's forecast strictly for the birds? Find out by making this old-fashioned weather device that measures "birdometric" pressure with the help of a friendly yarn worm.

Bull's Eye Toss Game Making Instructions with Crafts Foam - - How much more fun is a game that you make yourself?! This one takes just a few basic supplies and craft tools.

Bunny Door Hanger Making Instructions - - Created from inexpensive and non-toxic craft form and your child's imagination.

Butterfly Kisses - - This happy little butterfly will brighten a young girls room and make it smell good too.

Butterfly Pocket Pal Crafts Directions for Children - - Make this beautiful butterfly pop out of your pocket!

Camping Frame - - Create a frame to store and cherish your first camping experience to last a lifetime.

Camp Journal with Crafts Foam - - Make a journal to keep track of your days at camp.

Canada Day Party Hat - - This is a great craft to do with a group of kids at a Canada Day party.   In 2006 we did this craft with a group of kids age 1 to 35?  The youngest ones had as much fun playing with the foamie stickers on a plain piece of paper as they did making the craft.  At the end of it all you have a great looking craft that for the rest of your day!

Carry Along Crafts Foam CD Holder - - Make a foam holder to protect your favorite CD when you bring it to a friend's house.

Cheep & Chirp Bird Book - - Birds are so fascinating! Have you noticed their different songs, colors, markings, feet, beaks, tail feathers, and wing shapes? It’s fun to remember how many different birds you hear and see during a day in the park or at the beach. Here’s one way to print your own bird-watcher book.

Clip Hearts - - With these simple, message-bearing barrettes, Laura Stewart of El Mirage, Arizona, found an adorably useful way to tell the girls in her second-grade class, "We click!"

Colored Lights - -These unbreakable bulbs are so simple to craft, you can string together a whole strand in a flash.

Craft Foam Animal Masks - - Craft foam masks combined with your child's imagination bring Old MacDonald's Farm to life! More durable than their construction paper counter-parts they may even live to see another playdate.

Craft Foam Beanie - - Create wonderful beanies with the use of Craft foam which can be formed into any form of hats for the kids to use.

Craft Foam Camping - - Craft foam is so versatile and easy to use, your kids will have a great time making this camping.

Craft Foam Wall Pocket - - This simple project serves two purposes: It’s decorative and controls the clutter!

Craft Foam Photo Albums - - Personalized with craft foam accents, these foam albums are a kid-friendly way to let them remember their fun days in the sun for summers to come.

Crafty Computer Frame - - We've all seen decorative mouse pads, but what about the computer itself? This monitor frame, made from craft foam and dotted with photos of your family, will turn Dad's home or office computer into a much more colorful -- and endearing -- place.

Crayon Flower Holder - - Make this Colorful Crayon Flower Holder for your child's room or as a gift for a favorite teacher.

Crayon Photo Frame Ornament - - Personalized with craft foam accents, these foam albums are a kid-friendly way to let them remember their fun days in the sun for summers to come.

Dangling Snowman - - It doesn't take a single flake to build this frosty character -- you can round him up with white foam, buttons, and ribbon.

Door Hanger for Mom - - Mom will really appreciate this door hanger when she needs a "Time Out".

Dragonfly Bag - - Darling dragonfly bags, created with kid-friendly craft foam, are great group activity for a class or a children's party.

Dreidel Magnets - - Put these colorful dreidel magnets on your fridge or use them as gift toppers —a little extra gift for the people you love!

Easy Fun Foam Journal - - Kids express themselves inside and out of this handmade journal.

Egg Garden - - Turn your Easter eggs into a blooming centerpiece for the table with these flowering pedestals.

Embellished Craft Foam Visors - - Crafted from pre-cut foam pieces, this visor project keeps little hands busy, reducing cries of ''Mom, I'm bored.''

Eyes for You - - Strap on these heart-shaped glasses to turn Valentine's Day a shade wacky.

Fall Refrigerator Frame - - Choose your favorite fall photo and make a pretty frame you can display right on your refrigerator.

Fashion Girl Locker Frame - - Paper dolls meet craft foam in a cushy picture frame dressed to sparkle with glitter, glue and rhinestones.

Faux Gingerbread House - - This festive corkboard cottage has a great selling point: while it's every bit as sweet as the classic cookie-and-candy model, it'll never get stale.

Festive Ribbon Dragon - - Celebrate Chinese New Year by crafting this mini version of the monster-size dragon used during holiday parades and festivities.

Firecracker Crowns - - These fringed caps make for a fun way to sport your patriotic colors on the Fourth. Here's how to make one that will fit most kids with a head circumference of 22 inches or less (for a bigger crown, just add more craft foam strips).

Firefighter's Hat - - Made from a visor, our statue of liberty crown stays secure and fits comfortably on your child's head.

Flapping Bat - - Looking for a festive decoration for your home this Halloween? Try conjuring up a few of these flapping craft foam creatures.

Flying Foam Airplanes - - How do airplanes stay in the sky? Kids' creativity flies high when they experiment with basic aerodynamics.

Foam Beads - - Your preschoolers will love to string beads you've made from foam scraps.

Foam Caterpillar - - Here's a critter you'll actually enjoy seeing in your garden or planter. Our cheerful, cheeky caterpillar is constructed out of -- surprise! -- foam practice golf balls, available at major retailers.

Foam Door Hangers - - Design one to look just like you!

Foam Friends - - Make our cut paper doll "Friends" out of foam to use for your craft projects.

Foamie Awards - - Great for Mom, Dad, teachers, parties, incentives and more!

Foamie Fall Fairies - - Make a Fall Fairy to help you enjoy those beautiful days in autumn.

Foamie Hand Centerpiece or Doorhanger - - This quick & easy classroom project is a fun & inexpensive harvest-themed idea that kids will love making!

Foamie Leis - - These bright colorful leis are fun to make for all ages!

Foam Masks - - Take a peek at these cute and easy-to-make Halloween disguises. Masquerade as a monkey or bear.

Foam-Tastic Frame - - Picture this: a frame perfectly themed to accompany a featured photo! Here's a quick & easy way to customize frames for your favorite snapshots.

Foam Tree Ornament - - Get out the glue and glitter and turn a craft Foam Tree Ornament into a sparkling delight. A great craft for little kids first learning to create.

Friendly Frankenstein & Miss Witch - - More kooky than spooky, these cute Halloween pals are fun and easy to make and give a friendly welcome to your trick-or-treaters!

Fruity Foam Frame - - Almost cute enough to eat! This frame looks mighty sweet with cheerful cherry, strawberry & watermelon motifs.

Fun Foam Heart Purse - - This is a great craft for practicing simple sewing stitches without having to worry about poking yourself with a needle.

Fun Foam Purse - - Girls will have so much fun making these purses and may use this during a trip to the mall or a walk in the park.

Fun n Funky Flowers - - Green thumbs aren't needed to grow these pretty posies. Simple-to-cut craft foam petals team up with painted STYROFOAM to keep these perennials blooming year round.

Fun-to-Make Foam Wall Decor - - Sheets of Styrofoam brand foam, patterned scrapbook paper and crafting basics such as scissors, glue and acrylic paint make it easy, affordable and downright fun to jazz up an empty wall with decorative panels.

Glittering Tiara & Wand - - Help your little princess rule the Land of Make Believe in sparkling style. It takes no time at all to craft a twinkling tiara and whimsical wand with craft foam, glitter and glue-on gems.

Glowing Constellations - - Who is interested in outer space? Learn about constellations while creating a bright art project to show the latest scientific findings.

Go Away Room Sign - - Foam craft letters and characters make it fun and easy to create a sign for your kid's door that little siblings to scat.

Holiday Handprint Banner - - Families always treasure handprint decorations! This easy relief print makes a wonderful, personalized gift for any holiday.

Independence Day Bells - - Celebrate your country's independence day! Young children delight in making these easy bell decorations with picnic supplies.

Jester's Hat - - Making your hat for Mardi Gras? Make it in purple, green and yellow foam.

Keepsake Pumpkin Centerpiece - - Make your own one-of-a-kind centerpiece! Transform a foam pumpkin into a smashing success using any Halloween or Thanksgiving theme you choose! These ideas can get you started.

Kids Clock Craft - - Have fun making this cool clock with your kids. They will enjoy learning about time while playing with the finished product. This clock craft is simple and fun to make and can be done with kids of a variety of ages. We made this craft with our two year old since she has been fascinated with clocks lately (even though she is too young to start telling time) and she absolutely loved it!

Ladybug Wind Chime - - This is a fun craft that young children can make (most of the features are template pieces that are glued on).  It's also fun for older children or even adults who can use paint techniques for decorating the project instead of the template pieces.

Lamb Pin - - Give Mom a case of the warm and fuzzies with this fluffy little lamb pin -- or make one for the "shear" pleasure of it!

Locker Pockets - - Store extra stuff in style! Easy-to-craft pockets make the perfect place for a comb, extra pens or markers, maybe a mirror...and they make a locker a little more like home.

Love Bug - - This sweet candy critter will have your child's whole class abuzz.

Make-A-Face Mask - - Get ready for Halloween parties by creating original masks. Making masks is a great way to learn about other cultures.

Make Your Own Bobblehead - - Now fans can have their very own bobblehead dolls, just like the players do -- no NFL contract required.

Moon Shot - - Snap a portrait of each guest peeking through the window of this spiffy rocket. After the party, send the kids copies of their photos as thank-you notes and fun mementos of their voyage into space.

Mouse Pad - - Add some cuteness to your child's desktop with this cute computer mouse pad, a study buddy who'll be as quiet as, well, a mouse.

Moves Count - - Design an original board game to use math skills. Sculpt playing pieces with Crayola® Model Magic. Clear directions and rules are a challenge to create, too!

Musical Stars and Stripes - - Let freedom ring with this easy-to-assemble patriotic wind chime fashioned out of a few basic craft supplies.

Native American Medicine Pouch - - Many woodland Indians, including the Cherokee and Iroquois, carried a medicine pouch. These bags were used to hold plants for medicine and also to hold personal items and good luck charms.

NEW! Personalized Locker Mirrors - - Dress up your locker this school year with a fun and unique locker mirror. Personalize it with your first name, school team or nickname. It easily hangs on the inside of your locker door with magnets, so it's a cinch to take down at the end of the year too!

Pet Stocking - - Give Fido something to woof about this Christmas... his own stocking you can stuff with his favorite treats. Great for kitty cats too!

Pikachu Trading Card Pouch - - Holds up to 50 cards. Clip on you belt loop or backpack before you go out to trade.

Pilgrim Hat Snack - - Bowl Make this Pilgrim Snack Hat to hold your yummy Thanksgiving snacks.

Pink Flamingo Party - - Think PINK and liven up any picnic or party! Create a stunning flamingo centerpiece with matching napkin rings. Steamed shrimp anyone?

Puppet Theater & Fun Stick Puppets - - Creating this clever theater is just the beginning of fun for your junior puppeteer.

Resolution Magnet - - The whole family can add their resolution to this reminder pouch and stick it the refrigerator where everyone will see it.

Rudolph Table Topper - - This reindeer's nose isn't his only noteworthy feature. His antlers also make a festive display rack for hanging your Christmas ornaments.

Sea Life Poem Craft - - Use sticky back foamies to decorate to make sea life frame adorned with wiggle eyes. Use it to frame our poem or think up your own.

Slam Book! - - Here's a idea that's making a nicer comeback. Design your own slam book to find out what your friends a really like. There's nothing mean about this slam book. Just lots of fun!

Snowball Pitch - - Tell kids to throw snowballs in the house? That's right -- it's the aim of this cool target game.

Spider Treat Bag - - It takes a spider's eight legs to hold this bag! Make these creepy spiders for scary movies, Halloween parties, or any time you're ready for a treat!

Sport Pennant - - Paint your message and add foamies to decorate.

Spring Wind Sock - This spring wind sock is a great project for mixed age groups. Older kids can make the flowers shown. Younger kids can just glue on spring colored shapes.

Starry Night Ornaments - Get inspired by the impasto technique used by Vincent van Gogh to make this sculptural keepsake! Roll Model Magic® Fusion™ coils to cover a foam ball in the style of a great masterpiece.

Summer Door Hangers - - On your way to the beach or pool? Put a "Gone Swimmin'" door hanger on your bedroom door knob just for fun.

Sun Screen - - Your child can easily fashion her own version of a classic piece of summertime gear with this versatile design.

Survivor Pouch - - Stitch up a pouch to hold all of your exploring necessities.

Thanksgiving Turkey Centerpiece - - This is a great craft to occupy the kids while Thanksgiving dinner cooks. It makes the table look festive, too.Just make sure you do any of the cutting.

Thumb Ring - - In this wrestling arena, the champ is all thumbs.

Tissue Paper Star - - Hang a colorful suncatcher in your window all year round! Get creative with different shapes and colors.

Totem Pole - - September 25th is Native American Day. Here is a chance to recycle those tin cans into this fun totem pole and teach young people about our Native American heritage.

Trained Seal - - This clever critter can make a ball hover in the air.

Unforgettable Elephant - - A cute pachyderm squirts water through its trunk.

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