In a 16-oz. jar, combine cream, condensed milk, whole milk, and vanilla. Tightly screw on lid and shake until mixture is thickened and holds its shape for a couple of seconds when drizzled (just ...

Simply Life Today recommends paper plate Easter bunnies using paper plates, cotton balls, pipe cleaners and googly eyes. First, cover the back of a paper plate with glue and cover it in cotton balls.

Kids love to get outside when the weather turns warm. Let’s face it, though — rainy days happen, especially in the spring. Chase away the rainy day blues with these fun spring animal crafts ...

Cotton balls are hydrophilic, meaning they do attract water molecules and absorb water. According to Journal of Textile Science and Technology, Vol. 7 No.4, November 2021 from the Scientific Research ...

Remember making these in elementary school or scouts? You know the milk jug Easter Bunny? It's a throwback craft, that's cheap and fun. It's easy for kids to get this done in less than hour. Check ...

At the centre of the circle is Eiko Araki, a master of the traditional Japanese craft of Sanuki kagari temari. Temari, making handheld balls from embroidery, was historically practised all over Japan.

Busy work: Students are told they are going to have fun making clouds out of cotton balls. You give instructions, show them what to do, and perhaps show them a finished product.