Two Styrofoam balls (large for the body, medium for the head) Old colourful sock One large plastic bottle Paper cutter or scissors Marker Hot glue Tiny Styrofoam balls to create some snow. If you ...

Hi guys! Do you like ice cream for dessert? 🍦🍧 And how would you like a party where everything from wall decorations and party favors to pens and pencil cases looks like yummy-in-tummy ice cream?

Your child will love helping you make a styrofoam tree frog using styrofoam balls, green paint, yellow brads, paper, wiggle eyes, and glue.

Tacky glue 1 (1/2-inch diameter) Styrofoam-brand plastic ball Push pin or thick sewing needle 18-inch-long piece of 22- to 24-gauge floral wire, available at craft stores Print out the template ...

This is a make for grown-ups and not for the little ones to try on their own. If you are looking for a new Christmas tree topper idea this year, why don't you impress the Hey Duggee fans in your ...

Put the antenna ball on the skewer. Have a box or piece of styrofoam to put it into. This is where it will dry. Prime the antenna ball. Allow it to dry for a couple of hours. Use gold paint to ...